#elemental magick

[lilianasgrimoire]

The 5 Elements

Known as the five classical elements, they represent different aspects of nature and the universe. Each element has its own unique energy and symbolism, and understanding these can help you harness their power in your own spiritual practice. The Five Elements are Earth, Air, Fire, Water, and Spirit. Each of these elements is associated with a specific direction, season, and energy. The elements are also connected to the four cardinal points of the compass. You may find that certain elements resonate with you more than others.   

Earth: 

The Earth element is associated with stability, grounding, and abundance. In spell work, you can use the Earth element to manifest material wealth, stability, physical body, and the natural world. The Earth element is often represented by rocks, crystals, and gemstones, as well as plants and animals. It is said to be the element that helps us connect with the physical world and our primal instincts. To work with the Earth element, you might choose to spend time in nature, meditate with crystals, or create an altar with natural materials. Some correspondences for the Earth element in spell work include: 

Crystals: Green adventurine, moss agate, and jade. 

Herbs: Dandelion, patchouli, and rosemary. 

Colours: Brown and green 

Astrology: Taurus, Virgo, and Capricorn  

Tarot: Pentacles 

Air: 

The Air element is associated with communication, transformation, intellectualism and creativity. It is associated with the mind, thought processes, and the realm of ideas.  The Air element is often represented by birds, feathers, and incense smoke. It is said to be the element that helps us connect with our higher selves and the spiritual realm. To work with the Air element, you might practice visualization, journaling, or perform a ritual with incense or feathers. Some correspondences for the Air element in spell work include:  

Crystals: Clear quartz, blue lace agate, and Citrine  

Herbs: Lavender, peppermint, and sage 

Colours: Yellow and white 

Astrology:  Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius  

Tarot: Swords 

Fire: 

The Fire element is associated with passion, action, and transformation. It is associated with energy, vitality, and courage. In spell work, you can use the Fire element to manifest passion, creativity, and transformation. The Fire element is often represented by candles, bonfires, and lightning. It is said to be the element that helps us connect with our inner power and the power of the universe. To work with the Fire element, you might light candles, perform a bonfire ceremony, or practice energy work. Some correspondences for the Fire element in spell work include: 

Crystals: Carnelian, ruby, and sunstone 

Herbs: Cinnamon, ginger, and yarrow 

Colours: Red and orange 

Astrology: Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius 

Tarot: Wands 

Spirit: 

The Spirit element is associated with transcendence, the unknown, connection, and the divine. In spell work, you can use the Spirit element to promote spiritual connection, meditation, and transcendence. The Spirit element is often represented by prayer, meditation, and the void. It is said to be the element that helps us connect with the divine source of all creation. To work with the Spirit element, you might practice meditation, prayer, or engage in a spiritual practice that resonates with your beliefs. Some correspondences for the Spirit element in spell work include: 

Crystals: Quartz, selenite, and amethyst 

Herbs: Frankincense, myrrh, and sage  

Colours: White and gold 

Astrology: N /A 

Tarot: N/A 

Water: 

Water is the element of emotions, intuition, and healing. It is associated with the flow of life, the subconscious mind, and the cycles of nature. The Water element is often represented by oceans, rivers, and rain. It is said to be the element that helps us connect with our deepest feelings and the energy of the universe. To work with the Water element, you might take a ritual bath, work with divination tools, or spend time near a body of water. Some correspondences for the Water element in spell work include: 

Crystals: Aquamarine, Moonstone, Fluorite, Pearl, Opal 

Herbs: Aloe Vera, Rosemary, Chamomile 

Colours: Blue, Green, Grey 

Astrology: Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces 

Tarot: Cups 

[the-clumsywitch]

[darkforestfae-tea]

Earth's enchantment: The Earth Elemental

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This post has parts! -Earth, The Foundation of life -Earth Correspondences -Connecting with the Earth Spirit

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Earth: The Foundation of Life

Earth, often referred to as the root and the belly of the world, provides the nurturing energy and stability essential for sustaining life. Our existence is intertwined with the earth; it supports the growth of our food and serves as the final resting place for our departed. Humans owe their ability to cultivate, construct, and explore to the earth's generosity. The earth's crust harbors valuable metal ores that are vital in the production of machinery, tools, structures, and weaponry. Beneath the soil, plants communicate through their roots, sharing essential nutrients. For most creatures on this planet, earth symbolizes home, offering a supportive and grounding energy to all living beings.

Stability, grounding, and abundance are symbolized by Earth. Engage with this element through activities such as spending time in nature, gardening, or using crystals and gemstones. Incorporate grounding practices like walking barefoot or meditating on the earth to harmonize your energy with the nurturing essence of the Earth element.

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In earth spirituality, some common correspondences are as follows:

Orientation:

North

Qualities:

Stability, Nurturing, Growth

Magical Tools:

Pentacle, Crystals

Ritual Focus:

Prosperity, Fertility, Abundance, Stability, Money, Grounding

Preferred Places:

Mountains, Woods, Forests, Caves, Mines, Canyons, Valleys, Fields

Natural Elements:

Rocks, Crystals, Stones, Soil, Sand, Dogs, Worms, Ants, Horses, Cows, Trees, Plants, Seeds, Dirt, Flowers, Leaves, Mushrooms, Moss, Wildlife, Fruits, Vegetables, Roots, Bears, Wolves, Hares, Gemstones, Minerals, Metals, Stags, Boars, Wolverines, Goats, Ungulate Animals

Tarot Suit:

Pentacles

Runes:

Jera, Ur, Othala

Zodiac Signs:

Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn

Nature Spirits:

Goblins, Trolls, Gnomes, Giants, Brownies, Dryads, Elves, Fairies, Pixies

Deities:

Geb, Gea, Gaia, Demeter, Ceres, Cupra, Cybele, Artemis, Diana, Dionysus, Bacchus, Liber, Libera, Osiris, Cernunnos, Pan, Ariadne, Kore, Persephone, Rhea, Rhiannon, Adonis, Tammuz

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Connecting with the Earth Spirit

Practice patience: Take life one step at a time and acknowledge that there's no need to rush.

Connect with nature: Spend time outdoors, bask in the sun, walk barefoot on soil and grass, embrace trees, gaze at the clouds, interact with animals, and appreciate Earth's bountiful resources.

Connect with yourself: Foster a positive relationship with your self-image, encompassing your body, mind, and emotions.

Indulge in sensory pleasures: Engage your senses, appreciate your beauty, use affirming language, embrace sexual freedom, light incense and candles, savor fresh fruits and vegetables, and enjoy warm tea.

Practice mindfulness: Instead of impulsively reacting, remain composed, think before speaking or acting, and plan ahead.

Embrace discipline: Set achievable goals and persist in pursuing them, adapting or reevaluating as necessary but never giving up.

Be organized and responsible: Establish routines or create to-do lists to stay organized in various aspects like skincare, exercise, schoolwork, and chores.

Manage your time effectively: Learn about time management to prevent feeling overwhelmed and ensure successful goal achievement by understanding your limits.

Maintain firm boundaries: Stand your ground, assert yourself, and confront challenges without allowing others to undermine you.

Spend time with loved ones: Surround yourself with those who truly comprehend you, with whom you feel relaxed and authentic, enabling you to be yourself without reservation.

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The Earth Element is symbolized by the varied topographical features found worldwide, such as forests, fields, caves, rocks, valleys, and gardens. It is linked with abundance, prosperity, and resilience. Earth not only supports plant and animal life but has also provided the clay and minerals for crafting tools, as well as the trees and stones used in constructing our dwellings and other edifices. However, Earth's energy also has a destructive aspect, manifesting in earthquakes, avalanches, and mudslides. It can interact with the Water element by either absorbing it or being shaped by it, depending on their proportions, similar to its relationship with Fire and Air. Overall, Earth is the most stabilizing element, offering a sense of calm and grounding amidst life's unpredictable events.

Common lessons often involve grounding and understanding your position within various aspects like your social circles, life, or the ecosystem. Individuals also discover how to find beauty even in challenging times, along with the magic of home, generational connections, and harnessing personal strength. It's crucial to acknowledge the Earth's generosity, as it provides without expecting anything in return. Remember to reciprocate this kindness by giving back to the Earth in your practices, as it's unfair to take without returning the favor. Ultimately, the Earth reclaims all things from the living, reminding us of her immense power and kindness.

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Ways to embrace and discover these lessons:

Spending time in nature

Tending to plants

Engaging in herbal practices

Participating in community projects

Embarking on explorations

Practicing grounding and meditation in outdoor settings

Establishing a connection with the earth

Reflecting on the essence of humanity

Common forms of Earth Divination

Bone Throwing (Osteomancy)

Dirt Divination (Abacomancy)

Tree Whispering (Dendromancy)

Reading Tea Leaves or Fallen Petals

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Until we cross paths once more! Best wishes to all you wonderful witches! Warm regards, Tea.

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[ascendedice]

The basics of Elemental Magick - How to use it in your craft!

(I originally made that guide for my witchcraft discord server, but I'll upload it here. you can join it if you want: https://discord.gg/N57k5YKHcG)

The five basic elements – Earth, Air, Fire, Water and Spirit – are fundamental elements in magical practice and symbolize different energies and attributes.

Today we will learn about the first four, how to use them and when to!

ELEMENTS AND THEIR MEANINGS:

Earth represents stability, grounding, and material things. Its energy is associated with nature, fertility, and growth.

Air symbolizes mental clarity, communication, and intellectual pursuits.

Fire signifies transformation, passion, and energy.

Water symbolizes emotion, intuition, and purification.

HOW TO USE THEM: Using the elements to symbolize a specific goal in your spell work can be really useful. Here's a list of the most basic examples of using in general:

Air: Use elements like feathers, wind chimes, or burning an incense that evokes air energy. Use your breath in visualization exercises and grounding exercises.

Earth: Focus on grounding and stability. Use stones, soil, or salt in your practices.

Fire: Use candles, fire colors (red, orange), or burning specific herbs or oils. Visualize heat and energy.

Water: Use water-charged stones like aquamarine, use water in your spell work and visualize the way water flows.

PRACTICAL EXAMPLES OF USING ELEMENTAL MAGICK Here's a list of things you can do in your everyday life to use more elements!

Air: Saying verbal spells, burning incense.

Earth: Using crystals, doing protection based on the earth element.

Fire: Candles, burning herbs, rubbing your hands to generate heat (in spellwork for symbolism)

Water: Stirring in your intentions with your drinks (stir clockwise while affirming to invite in things, stir counter-clockwise to banish things from your life), soaking items in that enchanted water

That's it! I hope you liked my guide, I made it include all the basics you might need and I recommend researching more about it!

[limitedwitch]

Advice for the signs based on which element dominates your chart 🔥🌍💧💨

i was meditating and recieved great insight into the thought process of some signs through the literal embodiments of their element.

Earth signs: are grounded and practical but they can also easily get stuck literally or mentally in certain thought processes, because just like the earth it takes a lot to get them to actually move or change, like earthquakes or mudslides or even Pangea just over long periods of time, or sometimes it just needs a comet to come in and completely change the way they work or think, they need to remember that they cannot let themselves become stagnant and know that though it takes great effort to change--especially the way they think, they have the hands to mold who they wish to become.

Fire signs: ever changing, growing and always going towards what brings them joy or enlightenment, can feel like they over power a space and are lonely in their growth, but free in their dance to learn the balance between destruction and creation and what it means for them, to keep finding a light or to be their own, they are centered and sure of what they want but their unpredictable way of moving and changing can be jarring to others, while others might fear them because of their self assuredness they need to remember their center of good and come from a place of warmth, you can be your own light, but don't let your self destructiveness take over

Air signs: free flowing, goes where the wind takes them, sometimes not being able to put action into their own lives but other times being lucky enough to be in the right place at the right time, but they can get sucked into their own heads lost in thought and unsure of where they're going, Air signs abstract patterns are what keeps them excited but can make them lonely, they need to flow with life while knowing which direction they're going, and to let others into their lives and not let the people they like slip from their grasp from being too carried away with other things, sometimes you need someone to keep you grounded, it's okay to need others

Water signs: can sometimes fall too deep into their emotions, accidently consuming themselves in their own waves or the ripples created by others, can turn themselves into the most fearsome tsunami rather than remembering the calm waters they can have, always absorbing other waters, you need to center your emotions within yourself and remember that you are a creature of growth, ever changing, some days you will feel like a smooth sailing river and other days will feel like thrashing rain, and you need to center yourself and remember that that is okay

[ladyiristheenchantress]

Working with Air

Welcome to the third part of my elemental series! Today we will explore some aspects of working with air like offerings, devotional activities, common lessons, aspects, and more! With all that said lets get started!

To preface: I am a devotee to water itself, I am a west witch practioner which means I work within the domain of water, the past, divination, and psyche! I also am a general elemental practioner and have experience working with all of the elements and their aspects!

What is working with air like?

While looking at verified gnosis and cultural nuance some things remain familiar, things like air being both stagnant and rushing, life giving, and more! It is a major backbone (Much like all the elements are for each other) in the way that all organisms that preform aerobic respiration (Air breathing) need oxygen, air, and a form of atmosphere including water based animals. Air does not have a concept of gender (same with all the elements), however you can always ask as a bonding opportunity or follow a cultural addition that may apply pronouns to an element.

In general, air is primordial, but it is considered one of the youngest of the elements mainly because magma, water, and a form of earth had existed before O2, and an actual atmosphere. With that in mind, the air ended up facilitating a lot of growth here on earth, and from there air has many aspects! Air has tempest, dead air, atmosphere, wind, and breath! There are plenty of types of air spirits like syliphs, Sylphons, Spirulites, and more.

Some people work with wind, air anomaly's like tornados and wind storms, and breathwork. Wind and breath teaches more gentle and peaceful lessons about how to take a step back and take a moment for yourself. Someone who works with tempest might receive more lessons relating to coming into your own power and growing a backbone. Each aspect will have different lessons and personality traits, but each of them still follow the same lessons of balance between motion and pause, and even speaking.

In your relationship you may be called to breath work, using feathers, and more that we will be discussing a bit later, however air is will see us like any other animal, and is more apprehensive to engage in a conversation so practioners may have to call out to it first. UPG: Air is really rushing and sometimes can be overwhelming, and we have had many wonderful conversations relating to hard work, taking things as they come, and not falling into unhealthy stagnation. Air has not been very direct and tends to come as needed into my space and isnt an omnipresent force! In general I have needed to call on it first for information or advice, it is also quite stoic and serious when needed but also upbeat and kind when needed.

Finally, air does have some birth connotations, but they are directly indicative of the relationships it has with other elements. Air cannot do its job in a vacuum like space until some level of atmosphere is established. However 'air' can mean different things to different people, and in a way taking a first breath is life!

What are common offerings?

People tend to keep an altar to air near doorways, windows, and living rooms because of the rush of energy as people walk through doors, the energy of change from windows, and more! historically a lot of air honoring comes from within like being outdoors, having windows open, and doing breath work in a special place because of the motion you can feel from the air.

In air practices there are heavy emphasis on working and action! this comes from most of air needing to be moved to be felt, as often times we dont notice when we are breathing or walking through the precious gas. Moving air like with breath, feathers, and fans can be really helpful.

Some common practices include meditation and breath work, energy motion, dance, song, using feathers, fans, and incense scrying are all really common aspects of work! Another aspect is action, doing divination with clouds, the sky, and smoke is helpful, and then another thing is storm chasing, tracking the weather, and observing the atmosphere can also be really good forms of connection.

What are some correspondences?

Crystals - Amethyst, Angel Aura Quartz, Angelite, Celestite, Clear Quartz, Danburite, Flourite, Green Adventurine, Howlite, Kyanite, Labradorite, Rainbow obsidian

Herbs - Poplar, cottonwood, moss, Aspen, Marjoram, Cilantro, Lavender, Rosemary, Lemongrass, Anise, Oregano, Peppermint, Fennel, Asparagus, Celery, Cattail, Hazel, Almond, Bay, Borage, Frankincense

Colors - green, yellow, white

Energy Centers - heart and sacral

Zodiacs - Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius

Tools - Feathers, fans, incense, and books

Scents - fresh, clean, lively

Resources

Tip Jar

[chocolattefeverdreams]

Now I've been going through my old grimoire and so far, I've got

Tips to know before practising witchcraft

Elemental Witchcraft: Water Magick

Shielding, centering, and grounding

Sigils

A spell

A few diary entries

Shells (a list)

Cleansing a space

Colour Magick

The Pentacle / Pentagram

Imbolc (notes from a podcast)

Rituals

Study spells

The Moon: some facts

Moon Magick

Auras

Meditation

Intention and vision boards

Méditations based on the Moon phases

Magickal self-care

Dream Journalling

The books I've read so far are:

Llewellyn's Sabbat Essentials: Mabon, Yule, Imbolc, and Ostara

Water Magic by Lilith Dorsey

Air Magic by Astrea Taylor

Fire Magic by Josephine Winter

Earth Magic by Dodie Graham Mckay

Moon Magic by Diane Ahlquist

Moon Spells by Diane Ahlquist (NOTE: I'm not quite sure if Diane Ahlquist identifies with witchcraft, so I wouldn't base my entire practice of Moon magick from her books)

Pastel Spells by Orriculum Rose

The Modern Witch's Guide to Magickal Self-Care by Tenae Stewart

The Witch's Book of Self-Care by Anne Murphy-Hiscock

I HIGHLY recommend starting out with the books on self-care for beginner witches, even though there aren't any rules about where you start learning. This is only because it's easy to get burned out or feel overwhelmed by the lack of rules, and we all need reminders to slow down and take care of ourselves nowadays. Tenae Stewart's book tells us to find out for ourselves, while Anne Murphy-Hiscock's book has plenty of ideas and tips for beginners.

The Witch of Wonderlust channel on YouTube has also been incredibly helpful, and I also listened to some episodes of thecomfycozywitch podcast.

[lunasapphire]

Okay hear me out - Colour and elemental magick

Elements- Fire and Water, now fire puts out water in physical form, BUT…

Magickal wise, fire = energy, water = emotions

Could that mean fiery emotions ? An that I want to keep my fiery charge on the peaceful side - but maybe that’s just how my brain associates those with.

[inhalingmagic]

The elements have inspired me lately a lot.

[paoladunbar1]

Elemental magick.

[starboycosmic]

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[darkforestfae-tea]

Dancing with Fire: Exploring the Fire Elemental

In the realm of common teachings about fire, a key lesson is to listen attentively and avoid over-reliance on seeking messages. According to many myths, fire communicates once during each session, and once it extinguishes, the message concludes. Fire imparts lessons on confidence in our endeavors, aspirations, and achievements. It challenges us with various situations, fostering adaptability and emphasizing the importance of striving for excellence. From a tiny flame, one can glean valuable insights.

Ways to Embrace these Lessons:

Embrace Confidence

Engage in Glamour Magic

Stand Firm/Assert Boundaries

Cultivate Unusual Friendships

Organize Bonfires/Care for a Hearth Fire

Explore Candle Magic

Different Types of Fire Based Divination:

Fire Scrying

Candle and Wax Reading

Interpreting Flame Shapes

Knife Casting

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Fire represents willpower and intent. It embodies your determination and what you aim to achieve. Your intention's essence can influence a spell's effectiveness, even if not expressed in precise words.

Fire embodies various elements like destruction, control, warmth, light, and more. From torches aiding in studies, to the sun revered as a fiery sphere, or the burning of a city during war, fire balances between chaos and control, offering assistance. Just like the other elements, fire doesn't possess a gender, making the reverence of this divine energy a complex and exquisite notion.

By considering these two perspectives, we can acknowledge fire as a force with dual qualities – both destructive and creative.

Fire embodies a delicate equilibrium, capable of causing destruction while also facilitating new beginnings.

For example, forest fires play a crucial role in enabling certain trees and plants to thrive. The devastation paves the way for fresh growth.

The sun's fiery presence shares a similar duality.

The sun possesses the power to bring about drought-induced destruction, yet it also nurtures life through its energy and warmth.

Fire is often viewed as primal in its wild and untamed state, but its contemporary meanings have been shaped by its interactions with humanity. Its gentler and affectionate characteristics are influenced by human experiences. Examples like bonfires, forest fires, magma, lava, and torches have all held a certain level of reverence.

Some lessons are learned through direct interaction with fire. Whether in forest fires or amidst devastation, there is a concept of renewal and unity emerging from the ashes. The phoenix symbolizes this beautifully, embodying a vibrant bird rising anew from the ashes. Fire symbolizes managing anger and exercising control, akin to a torch's influence. It imparts wisdom on regulating actions to foster a powerful and benevolent spirit, akin to the lessons drawn from a lively bonfire.

Some important points to remember are that fire's personality is flexible, ranging from nurturing and affectionate to manipulative and confrontational, covering a wide spectrum of emotions. The elements, though not all-powerful or ever-present, have a physical presence, making it more practical to light a fire or keep a dagger symbolizing the flame. If you struggle with anger, manipulation, or deep-seated shadow qualities, you may find a connection to the fire element. In a collaborative setting, you might be tasked with tasks involving fire, such as cooking, bonfires, candle and knife rituals, controlled burns, and embracing new experiences. Remember, in the eyes of the elements, we are akin to animals like bears, birds, or lions! Fire typically exhibits a more straightforward nature compared to other elements.

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Placing a Fire Altar at Home

Many individuals choose to set up a fire altar in their bedroom, kitchen, or at the hearth of their home. Bedrooms provide a cozy and intimate setting, kitchens often radiate warmth and occasionally fire, while historically, the hearth was the heart of the home, keeping everyone warm. Fire appreciates carefully selected items but also values a space to simply exist. Consider incorporating candles, warmth, and other cozy elements to create a harmonious environment.

The focus is not solely on taking action, but on igniting the fire itself through spellcasting and offerings. This includes rituals like burning herbs in flames, allowing food to char slightly while cooking, and organizing bonfires and outdoor gatherings to enhance the spiritual connection.

Ensure comprehensive attention to fire safety! Have a fire-safe altar with ceramic bases, fire-resistant fabric, and other necessary precautions. Avoid leaving a flame unattended or any other potential hazards.

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Correspondence:

This is just a glimpse of the many possibilities!

Crystals - Red Jasper, Carnelian, Fire Agate, Sunstone, Citrine, Red Opal, Orange Calcite, Amber, Aragonite, Lava Stone, Mahogany Obsidian, Mookite, Pyrite.

Herbs - Rosemary, Palm, Sunflower, Cinnamon, Chili, Pepper, Cloves, Ginger, Wormwood, Asfoetida, Marigold, Amaranth, Snapdragon, Dragon's Blood, Calendula, Sagebrush, Stinging Nettle, Holly, Cedar, Mace.

Colors - Red, Orange, Blue, Yellow, Gold

Energy Centers - Sacral, Root

Zodiacs - Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius

Representing passionate and adventurous traits, these signs are constantly engaged in new and thrilling activities.

Fire signs are characterized by a strong yearning for autonomy and liberty. They typically value independence and resist being given instructions. Despite their stubbornness in defending their viewpoints, even when incorrect, they exhibit high creativity and thrive on project-based work. Their strong passion is evident in all their pursuits.

Tools - Daggers, Swords, candles, fire starters, tarot cards

Scents - Woody, Smokey, Spicy, Musky

Animals: Lions, tigers, reptiles, bees, ladybugs, scorpions

Lions, tigers, and many reptiles are linked to the fire element in animal symbolism.

These creatures are known for their fierceness, strength, and are often symbolic of leadership and royalty.

Within Chinese culture, lions represent power, strength, courage, and nobility.

Tigers are symbols of good fortune and wealth.

Reptiles are commonly linked to longevity and wisdom.

Animals with these qualities are more likely to be associated with the fire element.

There are numerous compelling reasons for this connection, and these legendary creatures provide insights into the dual nature of the fire element.

Mythical:

Dragons use their fiery breath to fend off humans attempting to take their treasures. They are commonly described as having snake-like scales and spewing flames from their mouths.

The phoenix symbolizes renewal and rebirth by rising from the ashes after death.

It represents the sun's daily death and rebirth, as well as a bird that lived for 500 years before dying in flames.

The myth illustrates the concept of regeneration and rejuvenation, showcasing the human spirit's resilience to overcome challenges and endure in the face of mortality.

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Activities & Spells

Create wax figurines to symbolize a person or thing you wish to remove or control. Ignite it with your focused intention.

Cook with fire using a campfire, grill or stove top.

Practice scrying by gazing into a flame and observing the shapes that manifest in the fire.

Boost your energy by lighting a bonfire and dancing and singing around it, either alone or with your loved ones.

Practice candle magic.

Practice sex magic.

Inscribe sigils, names, words, runes, etc., on paper and then burn it.

This technique can be utilized for either manifestation or banishing based on the intention.

(Remember to dispose of the ashes properly).

Pen your wishes on bay leaves and burn them on incense coal. This ritual can also be utilized for protective spells or banishing negativity.

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Align Yourself with Fire

Go outside and take a walk on a sunny day.

Take a moment to appreciate the warmth of the sunshine on you and observe how the light shines through the leaves. Consider the contrast between sunlight and shade.

Explore alternative manifestations of fire, like: electricity, the sparkle in someone's eye, the comfort of a cuddling body, an enthusiastic speaker, and more.

Seize the opportunity to complete unfinished projects with a passionate drive, experience the energy surging through your veins as you tackle what has been holding you back.

Switch off the lights in your home. Enjoy the evening by candlelight or relax by a glowing fireplace.

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Thank you for Reading! I absolutely love sharing my knowledge & learnings with others. I try to make posts a few times a week! & they are all organized on my profile 🍂🐦‍⬛

Until we cross paths once more! Best wishes to all you wonderful witches! Warm regards, Tea.

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Sources: Fire Magic (Josephine Winter) (z-lib.org).pdf Elemental Magic: A Complete Guide to Fire Folklore & Correspondences Elemental Magic: Tools of Fire The Magic and Folklore of Fire Hold a Fire Scrying Ritual for Divination Fire Magick: How to Tap into it's Powerful Natural Energy Fire Magick for Courage, Strength, & Passion Fire Element: Astonishing Uses And Magickal Correspondences

Photos: From Pinterest

[elementenchanter]

Releasing negativity with the wind is one of my favorite things to do as an elemental witch who works primarily with the wind. It's simple and easy to do and you can use it with or without tools.

This can be a great way to ground yourself after a stressful day and you have the option to do this outside or by an open window depending on which is easiest.

Take a moment to focus on releasing the stress of the day. Feel the wind's presence through the breeze, no matter how little, no matter how strong. Say:

"Let the winds come undone and release the negativity that which would dare to stick upon my person so that I may become peaceful, radiant, loving and abundant once more."

You can say this as many times as you'd like until you're comfortable & feel lighter.

If you would like to use tools, I recommend crystals. Assemble a bowl with rose quartz, clear quartz, citrine, amethyst and selenite (preferably a wand). You would use the selenite wand in a downward motion from the top of your body to the bottom as a way to banish the negativity, while the rose quartz, clear quartz, amethyst and citrine represents the core concepts (peaceful, radiant, loving and abundant).

[teriel]

When I first started practicing magic I didn’t question the association of the elements with the directions they were ascribed to. Air was east, fire was south, water was west and earth was north. The association of the elements with the directions was something I treated as a given at the time. It was only later, with experience under my belt that I questioned the placement of the elements in specific directions.

I came to question the association because as with most things magical its ultimately an arbitrary choice. If I live on the east coast, why can’t water be in the east? For that matter why can’t fire, with the rising sun? Or west with the setting sun. It seems more effective to base the directions of elements on the actual reality of what you’re dealing with.

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[druidicbrujo]

Added some more spells to the Ice magick spell list!

Ice Banishment spell

1. Take a photo of someone you don’t like or would want to be kept away from you.

2. For good measure, write their name, birthday and possibly even a tag lock taped/glued on if you can get it.

3. Put the picture in a container big enough to hold the photo and have it completely submerged in water.

4. Freeze the photo for an entire day and after that day, they should begin staying away from you.

Divination Ice spell

1. Get a piece of paper and create a water invoking pentacle (or similar sigil).

2. Draw a number of lines coming from the pentacle/sigil equal to the number of answers for a question you wanna ask. (Like 3 lines for Yes, No, Maybe, etc.)

3. Write down each answer to the end of a respective line.

4. This part is optional but you can place holder items on each point over the answers. (As long as all items are solid and not damaged by water, you should be good).

5. Make sure there isn’t much air flow or directed heat in your space. Then get a sizable piece of ice (an ice cube from your fridge is fine, that’s what I use) and whisper your question into the ice.

6. Finally, place the ice on the pentacle/sigil and watch as it melts into the answer!

Cleansing Ice Spell

1. Submerge and freeze a water & ice proof object you want cleansed.

2. Once it’s been fully frozen, leave it in a place where it can safely melt and whisper what negativities you want released from the object.

You can do a variation where you write a petition, put that written petition in a water tight & water/ice proof container and do the exact same thing.

Controlling Ice spell

1. Place bayleaves, with something you want to have more control over written on them, an easily breakable container (that you WANT to break). Fill the container with water.

2. You read out your desires over the water filled container, with the writings already inside it.

3. You freeze it.

4. After a day you would break the container open and shatter the ice.