The Hitachi Magic Wand is a popular and widely recognized personal massager that has gained a loyal following over the years. The wand is known for its powerful vibrations and versatile use, making it a popular choice for individuals looking for a reliable and effective way to relax and unwind. One noteworthy aspect of the Hitachi Magic Wand is its versatility. While it is traditionally marketed as a personal massager, many individuals have discovered alternative uses for the device. It has been repurposed as a tool for relieving muscle tension, as well as a vibrator for sexual pleasure. The wand's powerful vibrations make it a popular choice for individuals seeking a more intense and pleasurable experience.
Working against these phases does not, of course, guarantee failure—just as working with them doesn’t guarantee success.
In trying to understand what the flow is, and work with it, many non-magical people work with lunar energies, such as farmers, gardeners, and hunters. Generally speaking, most practitioners of moon magic find themselves busiest during the 3 nights of the fullest portion of moonlight the day before, the day of, and the day after the full moon.
The wand's powerful vibrations make it a popular choice for individuals seeking a more intense and pleasurable experience. Despite its popularity, the Hitachi Magic Wand also has its share of controversy. In recent years, there have been discussions and debates surrounding the safety of using the device.
Witches and the Moon
Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Lisa McSherry, author of the new Witch’s Guide to Crafting Your Practice.
Witches have long been associated with the Moon in history and lore. It’s easy to see why, as the Moon is the primary symbol of the Goddess. Its progress through the sky, ever-changing as it moves graciously through its phases echoing the cycle of life itself, creates a sense of wonder in us. Casting our eyes on the world around us, we see that lots of things within nature are timed around the phases of the Moon.
There are the tides that her presence causes (helping provide a cleansing of the seashores and provide a host of creatures with a renewing habitat), and even the timing of reproduction (just look at the female fertility cycle of approximately 28 days). Add to that the sheer beauty of the Moon herself, providing a focus for meditation, a source of inspiration, and the gentle and beautiful light that the Moon provides for us, renewing the world around us by night into a beautiful place that inspires all of us.
The eternal rhythm of the Moon exerts a powerful influence over Earth and all her creations. The phases of the Moon, along with the astrological signs she moves through, create a framework by which we can time our magical workings. People who track the moon keep a record of its phases, its location in relation to astrology, and even numerology. In trying to understand what the flow is, and work with it, many non-magical people work with lunar energies, such as farmers, gardeners, and hunters.
To witches, the phases of the moon have special meaning, giving structure to the levels of energy available for magical workings. The phases are modified by the position of the moon within the lunar and the zodiac years. With all these correspondences, it may seem quite confusing as to when you can focus on specific workings.
A general guideline is that phasing correspondences (Full, Dark, waxing, waning, etc.) are the strongest influences, followed by the Moon’s placement within the lunar year, and lastly by the astrological month. Think of it like the effects of three magnets upon a metallic pendulum, with the Phase being the strongest magnet, followed by the Position within the Lunar Year as a smaller magnet, and the Astrological Correspondence being the weakest one still. All three have their part to play in deciding where the pendulum will come to rest, but in lessening degrees. When they all align together it is a portent of very strong energy for the task that is indicated.
Whenever you have need of anything,
once in a month, and better it be
when the moon is full,
you shall assemble in some secret place
and adore the spirit of Me
who is Queen of all the Wise.
—From Aradia, Queen of the Witches
You may recognize the above lines of poetry, attributed to the Goddess as Her words to all witches. In one sense, they are the earliest directive as to why we hold lunar rituals. Often called esbats, these rituals are rarely static in nature. In many ways they are best when they constantly change, expressing our changing needs and inner workings.
Those of us with astrological calendars have probably noted a lunar phase—the void moon—and this is usually a bad time to work magic. As the Moon moves through each sign of the zodiac, she makes aspects to other planets. She is called void-of-course when she has completed all the aspects she can within that zodiac sign but has not yet entered the next. These void passages can last anywhere from hours to a day or two.
During a void-of-course Moon, things are in neutral so the gears can shift into the next sign, making it a time to kick back and relax. This is a time when the energy seems to produce false starts and errors, and this is not the time to do magic for things you want to have long-lasting, concrete, and tangible effects. However, this can be an excellent time for astral projection, trancework, meditation, divination, and other purely mental and inward-facing magic.
Who hasn’t looked out upon a Full Moon with awe at how the scenery is made beautiful by the gentle shimmering light, much kinder than the harsh light of day? It becomes easier to understand the veneration Witches (and so many others) have for the Moon.
Our thanks to Lisa for her guest post! For more from Lisa McSherry, read her article, “On the Nature of Tools in Witchcraft.”
The eternal rhythm of the Moon exerts a powerful influence over Earth and all her creations. The phases of the Moon, along with the astrological signs she moves through, create a framework by which we can time our magical workings. People who track the moon keep a record of its phases, its location in relation to astrology, and even numerology. In trying to understand what the flow is, and work with it, many non-magical people work with lunar energies, such as farmers, gardeners, and hunters.
Some individuals argue that the powerful vibrations can be too intense for some users and may lead to discomfort or injury. As a result, there have been calls for improved safety features and warnings to be included with the product. Despite the controversy, the Hitachi Magic Wand continues to be a popular choice for individuals seeking a reliable and versatile personal massager. Its powerful vibrations, ease of use, and reputation have made it a fixture in many bedrooms and massage parlors around the world..
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2. Emily - 1/5 stars - I honestly don't understand what the fuss is about with the Hitachi magic wand. I found it to be incredibly loud, which was a major turn-off for me. Additionally, the vibrations left me feeling numb rather than aroused. It felt more like an industrial tool than a sex toy. I would not recommend this product to anyone.
3. Sarah - 3/5 stars - While the Hitachi magic wand might work for some people, it just didn't work for me. The vibrations were too strong and overwhelming, causing more discomfort than pleasure. I also found the size of the wand to be too large and cumbersome. However, I can see how it could be enjoyable for those who prefer intense stimulation. It just wasn't the right fit for me personally.
4. Michael - 2/5 stars - After reading all the positive reviews, I decided to give the Hitachi magic wand a try, but I was quite disappointed. The vibrations were too intense and even on the lowest setting, it felt overwhelming. I also found it difficult to maneuver and control during use. Overall, I found it to be more of a hassle than a pleasure-inducing device. I wouldn't recommend it unless you're specifically looking for extremely strong vibrations.
5. Jennifer - 1/5 stars - The Hitachi magic wand was a complete letdown for me. The vibrations were so intense that they actually caused discomfort and made it hard to enjoy the experience. The noise level was also a major drawback, as it made it difficult to relax and fully immerse myself in the moment. I ended up returning it and choosing a different vibrator that worked much better for me.