Our Record of Signs & Omens printable is specifically designed to go beyond merely helping practitioners keep track of omens. Its fields and format are intended to help the practitioner to consider an omen from many different angles (taking into account the regional, cultural and personal significance of a symbol), to learn to distinguish between commonplace encounters and genuine omens, and to keep track of recurring events easily. It is a useful tool for organization as well as for learning.

Study & Practice, Printables, Folklore, DivinationJohannaFebruary 3, 2021witchy printables, witchcraft printables, free witchy pages, book of shadows pages, grimoire pages, grimoires, omens, auguryComment

How I Collect & Use Graveyard Dirt in My Magical Practice

Within this type of traditional magic, true graveyard dirt—that is, soil that is collected from a cemetery—is considered magically significant both because of its connection to the dead and the spirit world, and due to the connection of the cemetery itself to the church. Historically, cemeteries existed in the churchyard, in the space between the church gates and the church itself. Thus, graveyard dirt calls upon the holy forces of the church, as well as the spirits of the people who were accepted by the church and buried within its gates. It can be used for holy purposed, such a protection, banishment and exorcism.

Curios of Magic, Folk & Traditional Magic, FolkloreThomasinAugust 8, 2020graveyard dirt, traditional magic, black books, grimoires, curiosComment