The Little Book of Witchcraft

TEXT SPELLS

Text spells require a willing participant, as you will need to send your text spell to someone and for them to send it back to you. As with all other types of spell, the intention must be clear, and for an extra boost, use the moon phases to help you. Think of something specific that you would like to happen, for example, ‘I want to get an interview for the [insert job title] job’. Send this as a text to your like-minded friend and ask them to send a text back to you with the same message but ask them to reword the text so it includes your name instead of ‘I’ and end the text with ‘So mote it be’. If the spell hasn’t worked within the week, try it again as sometimes spells can’t be forced into a timeframe and they’ll happen when they’re ready. Don’t delete the texts until the spell has been successful.

White witchcraft harnesses nature’s power with the help of natural resources, such as crystals, herbs and the phases of the moon, along with items traditionally associated with witchcraft, such as a wand or cauldron to perform spells and rituals. However, it’s important to remember that the power of the mind is the most important tool in spell-casting.

Witchcraft was hung, in History But History and I Find all the Witchcraft that we need Around us, every Day.
Emily Dickinson

Air ritual

This spell works best on a blustery day. If you are worried about something in particular, go outdoors and feel the air on your face as it rushes and squalls. Think of the source of your worry and ask the air to help send it away. Visualise your worries in the air flowing far away and beyond the horizon. In place of these worries, imagine positive thoughts swirling around and protecting you.

Amethyst

Place one of these purple crystals by your bed to aid sleep, particularly if you are feeling anxious.

Some Wiccans believe that angels help with their practices. Angels are prevalent in Christian and other religious faiths, but the angels that support Angelic Wicca are celestial beings made of love and light which are called upon as either guardians or mentors.

the desire to nurture and protect the natural world – and resonates with modern self-help techniques, such as mindfulness and focusing on self-improvement to attain personal and professional goals. It’s also about serving a greater good and nourishing the world and the people within it, and there is a healthy dose of feminism intrinsic to the practice too – with its celebration of the equality of the sexes and a woman’s inner power.

Wicca today blends well with modern holistic well-being practices, such as reiki, meditation and aromatherapy, as well as spiritual interests, such as astrology and clairvoyance

The word ‘Wicca’ comes from the Anglo-Saxon wicce meaning wise, and the English word ‘witch’ is derived from ‘Wicca’.

Wicca, also known as green magic,