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| − | + | Dasha's friend Dawn has asked for a spell to locate her husband, Ors. My spell shall make use of circle and candle magic. | |
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| − | + | Candle colors should be white for purity and truth, green for luck, blue for hope and to represent water, and purple for power and royalty. | |
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| − | + | From my research, I believe these natural resources would be of use in a location spell: | |
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| − | + | We shall use water from our own lake as a base. Always important to know where your feet are, as the saying goes. | |
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| − | + | Mirort skitas - water from the falls at Terort Skitas. In addition to its numerous other properties, this water is magnetized. Most dismiss magnetic water as a myth. It's not; it merely takes a great deal of magic. Useful for location and divination spells. Slight scent of burnt air. | |
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| − | + | Hazel is a must for divination. A seed would be best, so it doesn't overpower the other ingredients. One of my favorite spell books mentions a ritual to determine if a marriage will endure. Place two hazelnuts on the hearth or ground by a brightly burning fire. If they abide quietly by the fire together, the relationship will be true and peaceful. If one of the hazelnuts cracks or rolls away, the marriage is ill-fated. Not useful for this, but something to remember. | |
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| − | + | Hyssop has been used since ancient times for purification. This herb will purge any negativity a caster might accidentally bring to the circle. | |
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Latest revision as of 09:20, 28 February 2011
Title: Satharn's Journal
Author: Satharn
[Satharn's notes include sketches of various trees, herbs, and plants, along with a patchwork of his research and thoughts on the right elements for the spell.]
Dasha's friend Dawn has asked for a spell to locate her husband, Ors. My spell shall make use of circle and candle magic.
Candle colors should be white for purity and truth, green for luck, blue for hope and to represent water, and purple for power and royalty.
From my research, I believe these natural resources would be of use in a location spell:
We shall use water from our own lake as a base. Always important to know where your feet are, as the saying goes.
Mirort skitas - water from the falls at Terort Skitas. In addition to its numerous other properties, this water is magnetized. Most dismiss magnetic water as a myth. It's not; it merely takes a great deal of magic. Useful for location and divination spells. Slight scent of burnt air.
Rosemary for remembrance, of course.
Hazel is a must for divination. A seed would be best, so it doesn't overpower the other ingredients. One of my favorite spell books mentions a ritual to determine if a marriage will endure. Place two hazelnuts on the hearth or ground by a brightly burning fire. If they abide quietly by the fire together, the relationship will be true and peaceful. If one of the hazelnuts cracks or rolls away, the marriage is ill-fated. Not useful for this, but something to remember.
Tamarisk, sometimes called salt-cedar. This tree, which can grow in the saltiest of soils, can swiftly take over an area and dominate its water supply. It will quickly re-sprout after cutting or burning. The tree or its herb is useful for luring and binding spells; it is also sometimes used in traps. Fragrant.
The heliotrope flower turns to follow the sun. If we use it in seed form, its power can be re-directed into a spell, to follow a person.
Hyssop has been used since ancient times for purification. This herb will purge any negativity a caster might accidentally bring to the circle.
Thyme - who couldn't use more time?
Devil's bane seed, also called verbena or vervain. Used for purification and divination. Can also be used to draw stolen items and lost people closer. Protects the casters too. Pungent.
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