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When passing the cakes and ale, each participant says to the person to their left, May you never hunger thirst , or a variation of this phrase, like, May the Goddess ever nourish you , or May your thirst ever be quenched. To focus the participants minds on the purpose of the ritual, you might say something like; As we proudly assume the title of Witches, we honor our ancestors who were unjustly persecuted for their wisdom, knowledge and power.

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A Ritual for Blessing Magical Tools

Gather your tools and symbols of magic, and journey with me into a spell of cleansing, consecrating and charging. As Witches and Pagans, we circle with our covens and with the Goddess, while our Magical Tools focus and strengthen these rituals.

What tools do you use? Wand, athame, pentacle, chalice, besom, divination materials, cauldron, crystals, oils and herbs, rattles, drums, altar cloths…each of us keeps important and familiar objects close by for our use. However, giving them attention, love and spirit can enhance their effect on our magic and its consequences, as well as honoring their inherent magical power.

Here is a ritual used by the Crow Women recently that I offer for your use. Feel free to embellish, elaborate, edit or change what may not serve you and your coven mates. I am indebted to Patti Wigington’s article, which I used for guidance for developing this ritual. Recommended!

Ritual of cleansing, consecrating and charging tools

For the Crow Women ritual, each sister had her own altar set up in the ritual space. Each Crow brought:

container of earth from her property, or special salt
smudge or incense
her own new white candle
some sacred water.

The water I used was exposed to the Full Moon and blessed by Deep Spirit Magic. Each sister had her tools arrayed on her personal altar, along with the items above.

Introduce the purpose of the ritual

“We gather to invoke true Majik, calling on our power as Priestesses of The Goddess in a ritual of cleansing, consecrating and charging our magical tools and renewing our connection to the Divine.”

Purify the space and cast your circle

First, purify and charge your sacred space with water and salt, and with air and fire. For this you can use the Purification Chant. A modification of this song will appear later in the ritual, so this is a good moment to help participants learn it. (By the way, this chant is slated to be on our next album!)

Cleanse this space with salt and water. Purify us, purify us.
Charge this space with air and fire. Purify us, purify us.
Circle Purification Chant, by Alane Susan Brown, ASCAP (c) 2014

Cast the circle in your usual way. Because we were consecrating tools later in the ritual, we didn’t use an athame or wand to cast. Instead, we cast with words and a song. First, we went around the circle. Each person repeated; “We gather in perfect love and perfect trust”. We then sang one of our favorite songs, We Are Sisters on a Journey. You can listen to it, and read the lyrics on the song’s page on this website.

Marilyn, priestess of this ritual with the Crow Women

Calling directions

Here are written quarter calls that you may use, or feel free to develop your own words to invite the blessings of the four directions and elements.

EAST: “We greet you, energies of the East and of Air. Bring your cleansing breath to us this day for the completion of our ritual. Goddess of the East, be with us in our thoughts and words, bring your magic to this circle and bless our magical work today. Goddesses, Powers and Forces of East, BE HERE NOW.”

SOUTH: “We greet you, energies of the South and of Fire. Bring your flame from the Higher Realms to us this day in our ritual. Goddess of the South, energize our actions and ignite our personal and collective power for our work today. Goddesses, Powers and Forces of South, BE HERE NOW.”

WEST: “We greet you, energies of the West and of Water. Bring your depth and flow to our ritual today. Goddess of the West, deepen our intent as we create our magic. Goddesses, Powers and Forces of West, BE HERE NOW.”

NORTH: “We greet you, energies of the North and of Earth. Bring your substance and strength to our hands and bodies this day as we create our magical ceremony. Goddess of the North, empower us with wisdom, sending our roots deep to receive the blessings of solidity and balance. Goddesses, Powers and Forces of North, BE HERE NOW.”

Set the intention

To focus the participants’ minds on the purpose of the ritual, you might say something like; “As we proudly assume the title of Witches, we honor our ancestors who were unjustly persecuted for their wisdom, knowledge and power. As Witches, we surround ourselves with tools and tokens of the Craft, assisting us in focusing our attention and energy toward desired magical outcomes. We ask the Goddess to bless our tools and our actions in this ritual.”

Visualization

Now that the circle is cleansed, charged and cast, and the directions are called, here is a visualization that can prepare you for the coming work. One person may speak while others experience this visualization. Or, make a recording of this, so all can participate.

“Imagine a beautiful crystal, floating in space before you. You can see it, even with closed eyes. See its size, its color and the beautiful facets it presents.

“Now you begin to feel its energy, as a soft radiance, warm and loving, powerful and magical. Do you feel a vibration? Do you hear a note or chord that emanates from this crystal? Does it exude a fragrance? This crystal is yours alone, sent to you to deliver blessings and support.

“With perfect love and perfect trust, allow yourself to flow into the essence of this crystal; let your spirit intermingle with the spirit of the crystal. You feel completely at ease and safe, gently surrounded by crystalline beauty. Relax into the loving embrace of this gift of the Goddess.

“As you are feeling perfectly comfortable and relaxed, open your mind to the Divine, enhanced by this crystal. Communicate your desire for magical partnership as you bring your own Priestess power to cleanse, consecrate and charge your magical tools.

“You receive assurance in the form of a Guide, perhaps a familiar image of your own Spirit Guide, or perhaps a new aspect presents itself. Perhaps you sense a voice, or an image. Perhaps you feel a deep knowing that one or more Divine Guides will accompany you in our ritual. This is the voice of the Goddess who is always by your side. Goddess magic enhances your own Priestess power to create magical energy in this ceremony.

“Offer thanks, gratitude and acceptance of this gift of the Divine. Feel the presence of Goddess guides remaining with you as you gently pull your essence back into the Sacred Space of the ritual. Your Higher Self is optimized and confident. Your heart is full with love and divinity. You are ready to open your eyes and to embark on the ritual of cleansing, consecrating and charging your magical tools. Blessed be.”

Alane brought these magical tools to charge

Perform the Cleansing and Consecrating ritual

The body of this ritual has three steps. First, the tools are cleansed. Second, the tools are consecrated. The third and final step is to charge the tools.

Cleansing

Begin by voicing your intention to bless the tools, by singing this song. It’s a version of the Purifucation Chant, which was used at the start of the ritual, so it will be fresh in everyone’s minds.

Bless these tools with salt and water. Purify them, purify them.
Bless these tools with air and fire. Purify them, purify them.
adaptation of Circle Purification Chant, by Alane Susan Brown, ASCAP (c) 2014

Next, cleanse all the tools with each of the four elements in turn. Note that we began in the North, the direction of material objects and substance of magic- however, you can begin in whichever direction you choose.

Face the North. Sprinkle tools with earth or salt, or pass tools over container with earth or salt. All speak:

“Guardians and Goddesses of the North, cleanse these tools with the deep power of the Earth. Cast away any remnant that does not serve our magic. Bring forth the pure form of these tools that they may be open to sacred use. I invoke the Guardians of the Crystal to bring Goddess magic to this cleansing”.

Face the East. Pass tools through smudge or incense smoke. All speak:

“Guardians and Goddesses of the East, cleanse these tools with the Air of the higher realms. Blow away any remnant that does not serve our magic. Bring forth the pure form of these tools that they may be open to sacred use. I invoke the Guardians of the Crystal to bring Goddess magic to this cleansing”.

Face the South. Pass tools through or over candle flame. All speak:

“Guardians and Goddesses of the South, cleanse these tools with the purifying flames of Divine Fire. Burn away any remnant that does not serve our magic. Bring forth the pure form of these tools that they may be open to sacred use. I invoke the Guardians of the Crystal to bring Goddess magic to this cleansing”.

Face the West. Sprinkle tools with water, or pass above container. All speak:

“Guardians and Goddesses of the West, cleanse these tools with the flowing currents of Holy Water. Wash away any remnant that does not serve our magic. Bring forth the pure form of these tools that they may be open to sacred use. I invoke the Guardians of the Crystal to bring Goddess magic to this cleansing”.

Having cleansed our tools, they will now be consecrated to our use.

Carole sanctified many wands!

Consecrating

For this phase, visualize a magical cord, imagine its color, texture, length, weight and form. With your hands, tie a knot around your tools with this cord. Watch the knot being tied. See its color, texture, any scent or feel in your fingers. In each direction, speak together:

“Powers of North and of Earth, make fast the knot I tie, creating a magical connection between my power and these magical tools. May this tying last until I will that this connection is magically released.”

Repeat in each direction: Powers of East and of Air… Powers of South and of Fire… Powers of West and of Water…

The final step is charging these tools with Magical Energy for our use.

Charging

Raise energy with drums, rattles, dancing, chanting. Move deosil around your altars holding your magical tools. Speak any words of energy and spiritual power that come to you. As you raise power, visualize that energy infusing the tools and your own spirit, bringing them together in a powerful bond.

Other music can be added, and you alone or with your group can chant, tone or improvise your own songs.

Laura’s altar aglow with Magic energy.

Grounding the energy

It is always important to ground the energy raised in a ritual, and this ritual concludes with all participants reaching toward and, if possible, touching the ground. We feel our intention probing deep into the earth, sending the raised energy into the depths, where sacred Earth accepts and assimilates our magic.

Cakes and Ale

With Cakes and Ale, we similarly ground ourselves, our bodies, and complete the circle of ceremony. Choose any food that is easy to pass around, and any beverage that suits your group. A homemade cake, muffin or bread would be appreciated, or small pieces of fruit. Your beverage may be alcoholic or not, and if a communal goblet is used, it may be turned for each person to drink from a new area. In our current situation of caution, individual goblets or cups may be passed around for each participant to take.

When passing the cakes and ale, each participant says to the person to their left, “May you never hunger/thirst”, or a variation of this phrase, like, “May the Goddess ever nourish you”, or “May your thirst ever be quenched”. This moment of sharing brings us closer to each other, and grounds us in our physical beings.

Closing the circle

The Crow Women generally close our rituals by dismissing and thanking the elements and directions, which may be done by the Priestess or by those who initially welcomed them. The Priestess then draws back the circle with a Magical Tool, speaking words of return to the mundane world. We finish by singing “The Circle is Open…”, which most of us know. Our version of this traditional song can be found on Crow Goddess Of course, your ritual may be closed in any way you choose! Sometimes we close our circle by holding hands (or touching sleeves) and speaking to the person on our left, “I am NAME, I see you, NAME”.

Our tools are our partners in magic

Many Witches and Pagans have amassed a number of tools for magical rituals. These items can be made, purchased, or received by Divine coincidence, As you surround yourself with objects holding magical energy, your own spiritual practice will deepen.

I believe you will find that your tools sparkle with energy and invite you to use them with familiar respect. Please leave comments on our website describing your own experience with this ritual, and generally how your Magical Tools are used in your devotional practices. May blessings follow you and your ceremonies.

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