PROTECTION TOOLS:
- Aloe Vera.
- Charms/Amulets/Talismans. (Example - Evil Eye, Hamsa, etc.).
- Egg Shells.
- Jewelry.
- Salt (specifically Sea Salt, though table will do).
- Sigils.
- Symbols.
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ALOE VERA:
- Medicinal: heals cuts, scrapes, wounds, sunburns, burns, and skin conditions like acne and rosacea.
- Natural sunscreen.
- Aloe juice is a healthy drink and is considered a laxative and cleanser.
- Protection: keeps evil influences out of the home and wards off accidents.
- Luck: if hung in the home it can attract good luck and prosperity.
- Peace: plant one on the grave of the dead and it can bring peace to the dead and the grieving.
- Water Magic.
- Lunar Magic: burning aloe leaves on the night of the Full Moon can attract a lover by the time of the New Moon
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CHARMS, AMULETS, AND TALISMANS:
- The difference between charms, amulets, and talismans:
- Charms - Usually a small ornament that can be worn. Almost anything can be used as a charm. They are used to attract good luck to the wearer.
- Amulets - Worn for protection for thousands of years. They are believed to have the power to ward off negative energy, evil spirits, or even illness.
- Talismans - Used to attract something very specific to the owner. They must be consecrated and charged with magical power by the person preparing it in order to fill them with the specific energy for their intended use.
- Bells - Can be used to ward off evil. Place on doors to let you know if something is entering your home. Also can be hung on the door so that every time it rings and cleanses the energy in the area and helps to remove any negative energy that you have picked up throughout the day.
- Pentagram - a five pointed star that represents the combination of the five elements. earth (lower left), fire (lower right), air (upper left), water (upper right), and spirit (top).
- Pentacle - a pentagram enclosed in a circle that indicates that all five elements are connected and symbolizes the direct and indirect relation of one element to the other.
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EGGSHELLS:
- Can be used for many magical purposes.
- Symbolizes fertility, birth, spring, and protection, warding.
- Also thought to be used as vehicles for the fairies, so it was common practice to destroy eggshells before they could be used for magical purposes.
- Sprinkle it across threshold of your home for protection.
- Can also use it to draw sigils and place on objects or people to protect.
- Safe to use outside when casting a circle as it is beneficial to the environment and can even keep pests away from gardens.
- Use in cleansing, fertility, and healing spells. Can even be used in divination.
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JEWELRY:
- Jewelry can be imbued with your energy towards deities, magic, and spellwork.
HAND/RING WITCHCRAFT:
- Each finger and hand has its own magic.
- Thumb - freedom of thought, logic, power, strength of character, willpower. Associated with Venus.
- Index - ambition, authority, confidence, decisions, influence, leadership, self-esteem. Associated with Jupiter.
- Middle - beauty, focus, individuality, intellect, life purpose, personal identity, responsibility, self-analysis, self-worth. Associated with Saturn.
- Ring - adventure, ambition, beauty, commitment, creativity, faithfulness, love, romantic relationships. Associated with the Sun.
- Pinky - communication, divination, intelligence, intuition. Associated with Mercury.
- Right Hand - action.
- Left Hand - intuition.
- Gold Jewelry - power, success, wealth.
- Silver Jewelry - beauty, truth, wisdom.
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SALT:
- Represents the element of the earth.
- Sea salt is the best to use.
- Great for protection, concentration, and purification.
- Sprinkle with cinnamon on your doorstep on the first Friday of the month for good fortune.
- Use for warding, circles, protection, cleansing, rejuvenation, and purity spells.
- Black Salt - save the ashes from any incense or smoke cleansing bundles you use and add them to salt to create black salt. Use black salt to ward away negativity and to help with protection rituals.
- Do not use outside to cast a circle as it is bad for the environment.
SALT TYPES:
- Black Salt - banishing, strengthens your protection.
- Black Lava Salt - absorbs and repels negativity.
- Epsom Salt - purification, cleansing. Mostly used in baths.
- Hawaiian Red Salt - love, sex magic.
- Himalayan Pink Salt - cleanses auras, eliminates curses and blockages, promotes love, protects relationships.
- Red Salt - protects against all dark energies, best way to protect your home.
- Sea Salt - purifying, protection, reflects back negativity, good for mirror work, water element.
- Sel Gris Sea Salt - blessing, cleansing.
- Table Salt - cleansing, protection, purifying.
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SIGILS:
- Safe places for sigils - in your wallet, shoes, on a bottle of water, on a key ring.
CREATING A SIGIL:
- Create a short phrase or wording to invoke the intention you want. For example: “TRIPLE GODDESS” if you want to have the intention of connecting with the triple goddesses.
- Remove any extra letters to condense down the word. So TRIPLE GODDESS would become TRIPLE GODS.
- Then you can take out the vowels if you want to. Or go ahead and assign the numbers from the Sator Square. Sator Square is a 3x3 square filled with the numbers 1-9 in this alignment:
- The corresponding letters to the Sator Square are as follows:
- 1 - AJS. 2 - BKT. 3 - CLU. 4 - DMV. 5 - ENW. 6 - FOX. 7 - GPY. 8 - HQZ. 9 - IR
- So TRPLGDS would create the numbers 2973741.
- Take out the extra numbers if so desired. in this case I changed it to 297341.
- Then in your 3x3 graph, draw out the numbers from start to finish.
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SYMBOLS:
- Because symbols speak quickly and universally, they not only boost magical work, but nearly always bring immediate results.
SYMBOL MEANINGS (in jewelry or other):
- Cosmos - infinity.
- Dew Drop - tranquility.
- Evil Eye - protection and wisdom.
- Eye of Horus - looks similar to the Eye of Ra only the pupil is empty whereas Ra’s is solid.
- Eye of Ra - right eye, sun related, masculine/yang energy, explores reason, mathematics, logic, science, and language, a symbol of good luck and creative action.
- Eye of Thoth - left eye, moon related, feminine/yin energy, explores human nature, emotions, sexual energy, intuition, and magick, a symbol of healing powers and protection.
- Feather - truth.
- Four Leaf Clover - luck.
- Halo - eternity.
- Hamsa - protection.
- Horned God - masculine energy, strength, power, fertility, also represents the Horn Moon.
- Lightning - creativity.
- Moon - enlightenment.
- Pentacle - represents the elements (earth, air, fire, water, and spirit), can be drawn to invoke or banish.
- Spiral - represents evolution and spiritual awakenings.
- Sun - revival.
- Sun Cross - represents the sun and cyclical nature of seasons.
- Triple Moon Goddess - represents the triple moon goddesses (said to be Hekate, Demeter, and Persephone, but can be different), represents the Maiden, Mother, and Crone, represents the divine feminine as well.
- Sun Wheel - also known as the Wheel of the Year, symbolic of sabbats.
- Triskele - said to be the oldest symbol of spirituality, represents spiritual, physical, and celestial, also represents energy, moving forward, and cycles; can also represent life, death, and rebirth, or celestial, physical, and spiritual.
- Triquetra - can represent the holy trinity, the triple goddess, and can represent unity, protection, and eternity.
- Wishbone - hope.
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THE EYE OF HORUS AND THE HAMSA:
- The Hamsa and the importance of eyes and drawing them or wearing eye amulets: The Hamsa wards off potential negative forces or ill intentions and deflects it straight back to the sender. The symbol is an open palm with an eye on it and refers to the Eye of Horus. It is said that the sun and the moon are the Eyes of Horus. The right side of your body is sun energy. The left side of your body is moon energy. Drawing an eye on both palms of your hands gives you the Eyes of Horus. This protects you, brings you into harmony with your own success, and attracts goodness into your life.
- The Eye of Horus - The Eye of Horus was used as a sign of healing, prosperity, and protection (esp against diseases), derived from the myth of Isis and Osiris. Osiris was the oldest son of the God of the Earth, Geb, and the Goddess of the Sky, Nut, and was known as the God of the Underworld but, more appropriately, as the God of Transition, Resurrection, and Regeneration. Osiris had three siblings: Isis, Set, and Nephthys. Osiris married his sister, Isis, as was the timely Royal custom, and had a son named Horus. The myth started when Set, Osiris’ brother, murdered Osiris to claim the throne, which caused disorder and chaos in ancient Egypt. Set’s brutality did not stop at killing Osiris, and he proceeded to cut Osiris' body into 14 parts that were distributed across ancient Egypt. Isis traveled with Horus in search of Osiris’s body parts. Isis also recruited the help of her sister, Nephthys, and Nephthys’ son, Anubis. Anubis was the son of Nephthys and Osiris, and it is said that Nephthys wickedly assumed the shape of Isis to seduce Osiris and conceive Anubis. Isis, Nephthys, Anubis, and Horus were able to find 13 parts of Osiris. The spirit of Osiris was then able to pass to Amenti, the underworld, and rule the dead. When Horus killed Set in the large battle near Edfu, he proclaimed his kingdom, restoring the order to Egypt. The ancient Egyptians used this legendary fight as a metaphor of the battle between good and evil, order and chaos. Afterward, Horus was idolized by the ancient Egyptians in the form of the Eye of Horus.
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