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- Kategorie: Religion und Spiritualität
- Sprache: Englisch
This book is perfect for women.
You will find the rituals of cleansing, protection and to be in tune with the woman you want to be.
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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2023
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© 2023 Erwann ClairvoyantAll rights reservedISBN : 978-2-3222-0668-1Édition : BoD - Books on Demand, Norderstedt
8 Celtic spells for beauty and feminine well-being
8 Celtic spells for beauty and feminine well-being
Introduction
Beauty ritual by Blodeuwedd
To see an easy pregnancy with Margawse
Ritual for aging well by Morgane the fairy
Become a crafty girl with Macha
Have a Good Trip by Manannan Mac Lir
Slimming and Staying Slim by Branwen
Protection ritual for women with Badb
Cleansing ritual by Dianceth
Conclusion
Introduction
This book is perfect for women.
You will find the rituals of cleansing, protection and to be in tune with the woman you want to be.
Beauty ritual by Blodeuwedd
The ritual is performed the day after the menstrual period. Blodeuwedd is a key figure in women's beauty. Its beneficial action will act on weight, your gait, your hair, skin and any other aspect inherent to feminine grace.
What you need:
A drop of menstrual blood
A towel
A rope
An incense holder
rose incense
Matches
A white candle
A red candle
A black candle
A gray candle
A sword or knife
A baguette
A compass
A white ceremonial dress
A cup of water
A cup of salt
A cauldron
A pentagram
A photograph of you
A sheet of paper
A blue pencil
Think strongly about your goals and begin the magic circle.
The circumference of the circle is 2.7 meters and is determined using a rope.
Remember that everything you need should be included in it.
It is not recommended to cross the border before the end of the ceremony.
The circle symbolizes the balance of male and female power, the four elements, the four winds and the four cardinal points.
In the center is the fifth element, the mind. The circle around it is the universe.
The circle becomes an invisible border.
This prevents negative influences from entering the circle and maintains the power of the ritual until you are ready to let it go.
You can mark circles with chalk or tape while tracing with a dagger or sword.
Symbols or candles representing the four elements are placed in the circles of the four origins. Use the compass. Say hello to every element. Before opening the circle, remember to let the elements rest at the end of the ritual so that the ritual can achieve your goals and objectives.
The colors of the candles are red in the east, white in the south, gray in the west and black in the north.
It is recommended to wear white ceremonial dresses. The altar is in the center and faces east.
As you wield your magic dagger with your dominant hand, visualize a powerful protective silvery-blue flame rising from the tip of your ceremonial blade to the east.
Say your goals out loud.
Point the blade toward the ground.
Clockwise from the east. The ends of the circle should overlap in the east.
Starting from the east and moving clockwise, lightly sprinkle salt water around the edge of the circle.
Place the rope on the circle.
Rest the chalice on the altar. Light the candles and incense.
Take a deep breath and light the incense. Recite:
“I honor you Blodeuwedd, goddess of beauty.
I pay homage to women and all those who are your faithful. I honor my blood ancestors who allowed me to be here, I forgive what has to be forgiven, I heal what there is to heal, I free myself from what does not concern me. Give me beauty and confidence. »
In the cauldron place the pentagram, a pinch of salt, your photograph, the cup of water, the drop of blood.
Write on the sheet your objectives then this Celtic incantation, once written throw it in the cauldron:
« Anrhydeddaf Blodeuwedd , duwies harddwch .
