SpellWerx Reversing Candles

Made on the New Moon (yes, you heard right*).  These are my new SpellWerx Reversing Spell Candles.  The premise behind a reversing candle is that it aids you in reversing a spell gone wrong, removes negative blockages, and allows you to reclaim YOUR power!

Sometimes we do a working, and can’t understand why it didn’t work.  Think about the specific wording you used in that spell.  Were you clear in your intent?  Were the words you spoke very carefully thought out and specific?  Don’t remember?  Or are you having one of those “AHA!” moments right now?

If so, this is the candle for you.  Made of beeswax, these candles are hand rolled first with a sheet of red, and layered on the outside with a sheet of black.  The black represents the current “negative” aspect and the red inside represents you, your power, and the desire you have to shed the black cloud that surrounds you.

Ever felt like someone was sending you nasty energy?  This candle breaks that icky stuff right off you!  And not to worry – for those of you who adhere strictly to the Wiccan Rede, it does not send the icky energy back to anyone.  It simply breaks it apart and becomes energy that can be manipulated for only the good – allowing you to think clearly and be empowered.  In the case of a spell gone wrong – this works exceptionally well!

These candles have an all natural cotton wick, burn beautifully, and are approximately 1/2 ” wide by 4″ high.  Only 3 available – priced at $2.99 – only at Eye of Nuit!

*The time of the New Moon is good for workings that have to do with personal growth, healing, and blessing new projects.

Please burn responsibly.  No one likes a Flaming Witch!

The Crone, The Owl, and The Cocoon

The Crone sits and takes a deep breath, The Owl rests on her shoulder.  A battle still rages on, although she's fought long and hard.  The Owl gently ruffles it's feathers, and The Crone acknowledges that the battle is far from over.  But as the bitter winds blow cold over this Samhain Eve, The Crone is tired and battle weary.  While her bones ache, it's the heaviness in her heart that hurt the most. 

She knows this battle is hers alone.  Long and hard fought, with no end in sight.  The foes are those who seek to destroy Truth.  To destroy Honor.  To destroy Justice.  Their troops outnumber The Crone in so many ways. The prize they eye is coveted by so many.  Power, glory, fortune and perhaps fame.

The Crone seeks none of these, she seeks only to heal.  The wisdom of The Owl is her guide, her map.  It's curious to her, how many will follow false prophets, only to be used and abused over and over again.  She asks herself why she fights this battle.  And with wisdom of the ancients, and the insight of The Owl that is unfailingly true, The Crone knows the answer.  Truth.  Honor.  Justice.  No matter the price.  Her mission in life was mapped out in ancient times.  She bows to the Goddess and whispers, "Your will is mine". 

The battle, long fought -  will never be over.  But The Crone will fight until she takes her last breath.  For now, she descends to the Underworld.  A place of respite - a time to heal.  She lays her head down, a tear slides down her worn face.  The fire within will keep her warm, and in her Cocoon she will rest.

The Hidden Path - uncovering the mysteries within, and without.

If any of you have ever considered using The Hidden Path cards by Raven Grimassi & Stephanie Taylor, but weren't sure if they were for you - this is the place to start.  Each week I'll be posting a card and offering my thoughts.

Today's card is "Tree in Winter".  My first thought when this card came up was "No!! I'm not ready for Winter!".  As usual, however, the Divine has an important message for us all.

This card represents:  Endurance, Preservation & Stability.  These are key concepts with the approach of winter.  That's the physical world aspect of this card.  The spiritual aspect of this card tells us that when we feel far removed from our spirituality, divinity, friends & family, and even ourselves - it's a time to preserve what's left.

Even in our deepest, darkest hour - there is a glimmer of light.  It's that light, no matter how dim, that we preserve.  And we prepare to accept what will come.

The barren snow-covered tree does not worry about the cold or loss of it's beautiful foliage.  It stands proud, embracing what comes naturally - waiting patiently for the renewal it knows will come.

Endure the times in your life that seem cold and barren.  Preserve the inner light that connects you to Divinity. Find your place of Stability.  These things are all part of the cycle of life, and when we learn to work with what we have, we end up with more than we realize.