A carved occult journal is a unique and fascinating item that blends artistry and spirituality. It is a journal that has been intricately carved with occult symbols, often depicting mystical beings, magical sigils, or ancient scripts. These carvings can be made with a variety of tools, such as knives, chisels, or even lasers, depending on the desired level of detail and precision. The purpose of a carved occult journal is to serve as a sacred repository for thoughts, ideas, spells, and rituals related to the occult or esoteric practices. It is a personal and intimate space for exploration, self-reflection, and the recording of one's spiritual journey. The craftsmanship and aesthetics of a carved occult journal make it a cherished item for those who practice magic and seek a deeper connection to the mystical realm.
Colors appropriate for Lughnassadh are red, orange, gold, and yellow. Also, green, citrine and gray. Candles might be golden yellow, orange, green, or light brown. Stones to use during Lammas include yellow diamonds, aventurine, sardonyx, peridot and citrine. Animals associated with this time are roosters and calves. Mythical creatures include the phoenix, griffins, basilisks, centaurs and speaking skulls. Plants associated with Lammas are corn, rice, wheat, rye and ginseng. Traditional herbs of the Lammas Sabbat include acacia flowers, aloes, cornstalks, cyclamen, fenugreek, frankincense, heather, hollyhock, myrtle, oak leaves, sunflower, and wheat. Incense for the Lughnassadh Sabbat Ritual might include aloes, rose, rose hips, rosemary, chamomile, passionflower, frankincense, and sandalwood.
Traditional herbs of the Lammas Sabbat include acacia flowers, aloes, cornstalks, cyclamen, fenugreek, frankincense, heather, hollyhock, myrtle, oak leaves, sunflower, and wheat. The Vulcanalia, August 23 Because Vulcan was associated with the destructive powers of fire, his celebration fell each year during the heat of the summer months.
The craftsmanship and aesthetics of a carved occult journal make it a cherished item for those who practice magic and seek a deeper connection to the mystical realm. The intricate carvings can inspire and enhance the experience of writing and meditating within the pages of the journal. The symbols and designs carved onto the journal often hold significant meaning and can represent various aspects of magic or esoteric teachings.
All About Lammas (Lughnasadh)
Patti Wigington is a pagan author, educator, and licensed clergy. She is the author of Daily Spellbook for the Good Witch, Wicca Practical Magic and The Daily Spell Journal.
Updated on July 03, 2019These are the dog days of summer, the gardens are full of goodies, the fields are full of grain, and the harvest is approaching. Take a moment to relax in the heat, and reflect on the upcoming abundance of the fall months. At Lammas, sometimes called Lughnasadh, it's time to begin reaping what we have sown throughout the past few months, and recognize that the bright summer days will soon come to an end.
Each symbol is imbued with its own energy and intention, and the act of carving them onto the journal can be a ritualistic and transformative process in itself. Carved occult journals are often made from materials that hold spiritual significance, such as wood, leather, or stone. The choice of material can vary depending on personal preference or the energies associated with different materials. Each material can contribute to the overall aesthetic and spiritual resonance of the journal. In addition to their decorative value, carved occult journals also serve a practical purpose. The carved designs can help in organizing and navigating the contents of the journal, acting as visual cues or dividers between different sections or topics. They can also function as protection symbols, warding off negative energies or facilitating spiritual work. Overall, a carved occult journal is a unique and meaningful item for those interested in exploring the mystical and occult realms. It combines artistry, spirituality, and functionality to create a powerful tool for self-expression and spiritual growth..
Reviews for "Crafting a Magical Connection: Carving an Occult Journal for Spirit Communication"
1. Sarah - 1/5 - I was really disappointed with the Carved occult journal. The quality of the journal itself was quite poor, with the pages coming loose after just a couple of uses. Additionally, the occult symbols and designs on the cover were poorly executed and looked more like scribbles than anything meaningful. Overall, I felt like I was ripped off with this purchase and wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
2. Mark - 2/5 - I bought the Carved occult journal hoping to find some interesting and insightful content related to the occult. However, I was highly disappointed to find that the journal mostly contained blank pages for personal notes and ideas. The few occult-related prompts and content provided were very basic and lacked depth. For someone seeking a more profound experience with the occult, this journal does not deliver.
3. Emily - 2/5 - I was intrigued by the concept of the Carved occult journal, but it fell short of my expectations. The design and aesthetic of the journal were appealing, but the content inside left much to be desired. The prompts and activities felt repetitive and didn't offer much in terms of new insights or knowledge. I was hoping for a more thought-provoking and informative experience, but unfortunately, this journal didn't provide that.