About the Magic Spells Found Here

The spells in this directory are primarily incantations or cantrips, simple magic acts. I often call such workings a diddy, flick, whisper, or spark depending on the specifics and context. Few materials are needed for these simple acts and in many cases none at all.

The only "equipment" you need is:

1. Confidence in yourself.
2. Clear intention about what you will achieve, i.e. the goal of the spell.
3. Expectation of success.

IMPORTANT! Be sure to enter your magical state of consciousness before attempting to enact magic. Click here for an easy method for altering your consciousness for magical work.

Please read through any spell you intend to cast multiple times and memorize the words and any procedures so you can perform them fluidly while focusing your willpower on the end result. Do not try to read along and cast.

How to Read Each Spell Listing

You will see the following terms for each listing:

A spell will be either practical magic or esoteric magic.

Practical Magic - this is problem solving, goal achieving, getting-stuff-done in daily life magic.

Esoteric Magic - this is a more mystical use of magic for training or spiritual pursuits or just because you can. Often called magic for the sake of magic, this kind of work includes astral projection, communing with spirits to lean occult secrets, and so forth. 

Spell Category: This tells you what the magic applies to, as in what aspect of life or sphere of concern, i.e. love, traveling, theft, protection, money, deception, etc.

Form of Magic: This is the kind of magical application:

• banishing - riding or clearing energy, presence, entities, etc.
• binding - confining, obligating, or keeping energy/spirit(s) in place, on or near a person or on a certain task or away from a place, task, person, etc.
• charging/empowering - usually placing energy within an object and sealing it but also impregnating people and places with specific energy.
• charm - glamor, beguilement, deception, influencing a person's opinions, moods, attitudes, etc.
• combative/baneful - vengeance, destruction, damage, "Cursing", putting the hurt on, et al (this often involves one or more other forms within its scope)
• conjuration - calling energy or entity, raising the same, bringing energy/power down; in general causing energy,. force, or power to occur or appear.
• consecration/sanctification - setting apart, purifying, clearing energy from, sealing energy within object, space, person.
• divination - finding information, looking into future or distance, obtaining information, learning secrets. 
• enchantment - placing magical power, charge, influence or tendency on object or space and sometimes person.
• evocation/summoning - calling or summoning entity or spirit; like conjuration but involves intelligences and usually named entities. 
• invocation/communion - connecting with or bringing into oneself an energy or entity; using the power of a name.
• mystical - magic used for mystical purposes, such as soul travel or astral projection, spirit communication, energy sensing etc.
• protection - protecting person, place, thing, time, event; preventing change or affect upon person, place, thing, idea, etc.
• transmutation - transformation, changing one thing into another.

Magical Technique: The specific techniques and tools used in the operation. The possibilities are extensive, from candle magic, symbol magic, or amulet making to Runes, knot magic, storytelling, wand work, and so on (and on).

Material Components: Any items or "ingredients" you might need.

Correspondences: This lists the standard magical correspondences for the magic being presented. Correspondences are things like colors, smells, sounds, and other items or ideas that are tuned to the source or influence underpinning the magical work. This underpinning is usually a planet, zodiac sign, element, or combination of these. The items of correspondence raise and integrate a charged field aligned with the powers, forces, and energies the magic emerges from. 

Beyond these terms each spell will obviously include a description and instructions for execution. Images will also be provided if needed. or if they will help the operant.

You can also use the filter buttons to display the specific types of operations you wish to view.