On the night of Samhain, a festival observed by pagans and Wiccans on October 31st, witchcraft charms are commonly used as part of the celebrations. Samhain, also known as Halloween, is believed to be a time when the veil between the spirit world and the physical world is thin, allowing for easier communication with the deceased and supernatural beings. This is why it is a special time for practicing witches and individuals interested in spellwork and divination. During Samhain, witchcraft charms can serve various purposes. These charms are objects imbued with magical properties and intentions, aimed at bringing protection, luck, or specific outcomes. The use of charms during this time is believed to harness the heightened energy and spiritual connections that are present.
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With each circling, chant this incantation, starting low and quietly, and with each turn, raising the cone of power through the volume, speed and intensity of your voice. wikipedia, Celtic tree calendar and the Number 9 Hazel is the Tree of Knowledge , and is associated with the ninth month, which falls August 5th September 1st.
The use of charms during this time is believed to harness the heightened energy and spiritual connections that are present. Charms can be created using various materials such as crystals, herbs, candles, or personal items. Some common witchcraft charms include talismans, amulets, or small bags filled with herbs and symbols.
A Samhain Hazelnut Charm for Luck and Protection in the New Year
Samhain is considered by some to the witch’s new year. As the final harvest sabbat, it is the conclusion of the previous Wheel of the Year and the Great Work of magick that we’ve been manifesting. Samhain marks the height of Autumn, and full embrace of the deep, dark journey of spirit beyond death. It is an appropriate time to work for some good luck and protection with the aid of Mercury, known also as Hermes. He is the psychopomp who guides spirits into the underworld, the God of travel and protection upon the road, of wisdom, communication, magick, and mediumship.
This Samhain, charge a hazelnut luck and protection charm for the new year. It can be a meaningful spell to share with the kids around a ritual fire. The first time I made one was for a rite I held back in 2005. I was a very “green” witchling at the time, and I found the instructions for the spell at www.tryskelion.com. That same charm has been hanging in my home ever since. (picture below) At the time, I followed directions without bothering to dig for the occult reasons behind it. Now I am a priestess of Hermes, and today I DID dig into it further. Lo and behold, I found Hermes there all along. The occult interconnections never cease to amaze me. This Samhain, I will charge a new Hazelnut charm, but with a deeper understanding of the lore and occult powers held within. Below, I will share with you my new and improved version of this old spell, with my own adapted charm language that specifically appeals to the God Mercury/Hermes for aid, and extends that protection to all who call this home, but follows them wherever they roam. Hazelnuts CC0 Creative Commons – Pixabay
Each charm is carefully crafted and charged with intention, often through rituals or incantations, to activate its magical properties. Protection charms are popular during Samhain, as they are believed to shield individuals from negative energies or malevolent spirits. These charms may include ingredients like black salt, sage, or specific gemstones known for their protective qualities. By carrying or wearing these charms, practitioners hope to create a shield of energy to ward off any harm. Luck charms are also commonly used during this time. These charms aim to attract good fortune and positive opportunities. They may include symbols of luck, such as four-leaf clovers, ladybugs, or specific sigils. These charms are often carried or placed in a sacred space to invite luck and positivity into the practitioner's life. Additionally, love charms or attraction charms may be used during Samhain to enhance romantic connections or draw new love into one's life. These charms may include ingredients associated with love, such as rose petals, rose quartz, or specific herbs known for their love-inducing properties. By using these charms, individuals hope to amplify their own attractiveness or create a magnetic energy to attract love. It is important to note that witchcraft charms, like any magical practice, require a connection to one's personal energy and belief system. Samhain is regarded as a potent time to perform witchcraft, as the energies are believed to be heightened during this festival. By utilizing witchcraft charms during Samhain, practitioners aim to harness these energies to manifest their intentions and invite positive changes into their lives..
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