Craft Witch Magic

I've always found witchcraft fascinating. And there is nothing more mysterious than a witch. A witch can enchant you, a witch can cast a spell on you, a witch can create magic potions and some of us even fall in love with them. Below I'll give you a short basic look at witchcraft and I'll also give you a simple love spell that I have come across.

First off - the Tools of the Trade:

The Old Black Pot - or the Cauldron

Nothing arouses the spirit so much as steam rising from a bubbling cauldron. A perfect place for creating spells.

The Besom or the Witches’ Broomstick:

Used to sweep away negative energy or used as bridge to cross a threshold.

The Dagger:

Used for cutting out boundaries, cutting herbs, carving, harvesting, and making the odd cut for blood, amongst other things.

Wands and Staves:

Used for quickening, stirring up certain forces, mixing philtres and conjuring.

The Altar:

The altar can be as simple as a work space or bench. The important thing is that it is magically empowered to represent or embody something, to be in itself a locus of energy.

The above are just a few tools of the trade that I have uncovered. Now to the simple love spell. This is only for young unmarried women.

Simple Love Spell:

Take the seeds of Butterbur herb and half an hour before sunrise on a Friday morning toss the seeds gradually onto an empty field saying these words:

I sow, I sow!
Then, my own dear,
Come here, come here.
And mow, and mow!

It is said that upon saying these words the young lady will see her future husband either in her mind or in person a short time later.

There are many easier witch spells that I've come across but there are too many to list here. After all this is just a short article about Craft Witch Magic. This is not a Witchcraft Book of Spells.

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