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How to Write A Spell

 

 

Spellcraft can be very empowering and can help you turn your life around in myriad ways.  The key is to manifest or create what you actually want, and not what you don't want.  A spell is written and cast to achieve a desired goal or outcome. 

 

Every spell is different and not all spells have both words and action, some are simply an incantation, others only involve action.

 

Components:

 

A spell often has three physical components:  ingredients, words and action

A spell also has one non-physical component:  your intent/focus

 

 

1. What is Your Desired Outcome?

2. What Ingredients or Items?

3. Incantations

4. Focus and Intention

5. Where Do I Cast a Spell?

6. When Do I Cast a Spell?

7. Results

 

 

 

 

 

The first step when you are writing your own spell is to decide on your goal.  What is your desired outcome?  It is worth spending some time considering this because often what we think we want, is different from what we really want or need.

 

An example is writing love spells.  Sometimes, people become drawn into the idea that they can simply cast a spell on the person of their dreams and the problem is solved.  However, the wise know that this is folly.  Even if the spell works, this person is not with them through their own free will.  Instead of finding true love, the person has found a way to control another person, and will not reap the benefits of true love, which is given freely in trust and balance.  The desired outcome of wanting real love, has been lost along the way.

 

Another example is writing money spells.  This goes for all types of money spell, including the modern spells such as cosmic ordering for money.  Energy is neither good nor bad in itself, and if you ask for something or try to bring it into being, you need to be aware that although your wish will come true(provided you're subconscious doesn't block it) it might not come in the way you expect or want. Without precautions, money could come to you in an unwanted form, such as inheritance through the death of a loved one. In this case, the desired outcome of wanting money, was not what you wanted after all.

 

 

 

 

1.  Decide your Goal and Harm None

 

Adding 'harm none', or 'if it is for the highest good of all' to your spell, will prevent unwanted outcomes. You might want to say this at the end of every spell you cast or write it into your incantation. This works in love spells, money spells, and all other spellwork.

 

 

 

 

 

Everything is a form of energy, either solid or non-solid.  A creative witch or magician might use any object in spellcraft to goodly effect, but if you are starting out it is best to start with the basics. All natural materials hold an energy charge and can be used in magic, and it is wise to stick to more natural materials at first.  Here are some examples of the magical ingredients you could choose:

 

 

2. Ingredients

 

Herbs

Candles

Incense

Essential Oils

Cloth (cotton, silk etc)

Cord (thread, rope, string, ribbons etc)

Natural items (seashells, pine cones, feathers, stones, leaves etc)

Elements (water, fire, earth, air)

Music ( song, instruments, whistles etc)

Foods (garlic, fruits, veg etc)

Drinks (mead, wine, juices etc)

Metals (gold silver, copper etc, including coins)

Colours

Crystals

 

As you read the list you will notice that feel more attracted towards some items than others, and you can choose your spell ingredients by selecting items that you are most attracted towards when you are starting out.  Choose items that seem suitable for your purpose, for example you might want to use a silver coin for a money spell.

 

Over time you might want to learn why you are using the ingredients you have chosen, or you might want to find out what properties your ingredients have. 

 

 

 

 

Incantations are the words that you speak or sing when you cast a spell.  You can write your own words for a spell and these can be anything from a single word or phrase, for example 'Opportunity come to me' all the way through to a long poem or paragraph. Olde world incantations can sometimes be very long and complicated; you do not have to write in this style unless you wish to. 

 

You can put your incantation anywhere in your spell, and your words do not have to ryhme or be written in olde English or any other language (unless you want them to be).  An incantation can accompany an action in a spell, for example when lighting a white candle you might say 'Bring me peace'.   if you choose, you can write something to say for each action you perform in your spell, for example, sprinkle herbs on the doorstep saying 'Protect my home' then light a candle and say 'Evermore'.  It's really that simple.  You can look in the spellcraft group discussions for some examples of different spell wording, and also in the spells directory.

 

Never use spell words that you don't understand and only say things in spells that you understand and that have meaning for you and your desired outcome.

 

 

 

3.  Write words that you understand and that have meaning for you and your desired outcome, and say them at your chosen time during spell casting.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

Days of the Week - Each day of the week will bring specific energy influences to your spell.  You might choose to write your spell on a certain day, or to cast it on a certain day.

 

English	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Deity	Moon	Tiw	Woden	Thor	Freya	Saturn	Sun
French	Lundi	Mardi	Mercredi	Jeudi	Vendredi	Samedi	Dimanche
Deity	Moon	Mars	Mercury	Jupiter	Venus	Saturn	Sun

 

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