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Moon Magick

Mystic Awareness, Spiritual Light, Let me see with Inner Sight~As My Magick takes to Flight

Why do we worship the Moon? Is it the beauty, the magick, our moods? This group is for those who are drawn to the Moon in all her phases.

 

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The Moon and Her Magick

The lunar phase is important in determining the best time for magic. There are basically two lunar phases: waxing moon (ideal time for positive magic) and waning moon (ideal time for banishing/negative magic, study, and meditation). In between you'll have the dark moon (the time of greatest power for banishing and negative magic) and the full moon (the time of greatest power for positive magic). Most witches and pagans work around these lunar phases. However, others, suggest a much more complicated subdivision of the moon phases.

WAXING MOON

Time: From New Moon to Full Moon (Approx 14 days)
Crescent - The moon rises at mid-morning and sets after sunset.
First Quarter - Sunset is the prime time for waxing moon magic.
Gibbous - It's a wonderful time for working around 10:00 to 11:00 p.m.
Goddess Aspect: Maiden.
Associated Goddesses: Artemis, Branwen, Eriu, Nymph, and Epona.
Magickal Attributes: INVOKING Beginnings, New projects, Ideas, Ispirations, Energy, Vitality, Freedom.
General w orkings on this day are for: "Constructive" magic, (love, wealth, success, courage, friendship, luck or health.)
Crescent Moon - animals, business, change, emotions, matriarchal strength.
Gibbous Moon - courage, elemental magic, friends, luck, motivation.

FULL MOON

Time: Approx 14 days after New Moon (Energy lasts from 3 days before Full Moon to 3 days after actual Full Moon) Midnight is the best hour to work the magic.
Goddess Aspect: Mother.
Associated Goddesses: Danu, Cerridwen, Gaia, Aphrodite, and Isis.
Magickal Attributes: FRUITION Manifesting goals, Nurturing, Passion, Healing, Strength, Power.
Workings on this day are for: Protection, Divination, "Extra Power", Job hunting, healing serious conditions. Also love, knowledge, legal undertakings, money and dreams, artistic endeavors, beauty, health, and fitness, change and decisions, children, competition, dreams, families, health and healing, knowledge, legal undertakings, love and romance, money, motivation, psychism, self-improvement.

WANING MOON

Time: From Full Moon to Dark Moon (Approx 14 days)
Disseminating Moon - Timing: The time of souls is at 3:00 a.m.
Last Quarter - The moon rises at midnight and sets at noon.
Goddess Aspect: Crone
Associated Goddesses: Callieach, Banshee, Hecate, Kali, Morrigan.
Magickal Attributes: BANISHING Releasing the Old, Removing Unwanted Negative Energies, Wisdom, Psychic Abilities, Scrying, Reversing Circumstances.
General workings on this day are for: Banishing Magic, ridding onelsef of addictions, illness or negativity, physical and psychic cleanisings.
Disseminating Moon - addictions, decisions, divorce, emotions, stress, protection.
Last Quarter - addictions. divorce, health and healing (banishing disease), stress, protection
Time: From Dark Moon to Waxing Moon (depends).
New moon - The magic should be performed between dawn and sunset for the best use of this magic.
Dark Moon - As odd as this may sound, the strongest pull of the dark moon is around 10:00 a.m.
Goddess Aspect: Madien
Associated Goddesses: Callieach, Banshee, Hecate, Kali, Morrigan.
Magickal Attributes: BANISHING Releasing the Old, Removing Unwanted Negative Energies, Wisdom, Psychic Abilities, Scrying, Reversing Circumstances.
NEW BEGINNINGS Weight loss, Goal setting, Planning, Cleaning, Personal Cleansing, General beginnings and considerations.
Workings on this day are for: Starting new ventures, new beginnings, love, romance, health, or job hunting.
New moon - beauty, health, and self-improvement; farms and gardens; job hunting; love and romance; networking.
Dark moon - addictions, change, divorce, enemies, justice, obstacles, quarrels, removal, separation, stopping stalkers and theft.

Lunar Eclipses
Eclipses represent the perfect union of sun and moon. Any type of magic is acceptable.
There are 2 types of lunar eclipse:
Partial eclipse
Penumbral eclipse of the moon

Blue Moon
Your geographic location can make a difference to your experience of a Blue Moon. Depending on your longitude you may go through a date change prior to other locations which means the full moon is at the first of your new month and falls at the end of the preceding month somewhere else. The "blue" one is always the 2nd full moon in the same month. The regular full moons of each month all have their own individual names as follows: Moon after Yule, Wolf Moon, Lenten Moon, Egg Moon, Milk Moon, Flower Moon, Hay Moon, Grain Moon, Fruit Moon, Harvest Moon, Hunters' Moon and Moon Before Yule.
Historically the Blue Moon was considered unlucky and a real nuisance when it occurred at various times of the year and upset scheduling of church festivals. In love songs the Blue Moon is often a symbol of sadness and loneliness.
The first appearance in print of this expression goes back to the time of Shakespeare, when some folks felt that sometimes the moon visually appeared blue in the sky. Although the expression dates all that way back, it has only recently come to mean the second Full Moon in one month. Blue Moon seems to be a truly modern piece of folklore, old folklore it is not, but real folklore it is.
Your geographic location can make a difference to your experience of a Blue Moon. Depending on your longitude you may go through a date change prior to other locations which means the full moon is at the first of your new month and falls at the end of the preceding month somewhere else. The "blue" one is always the 2nd full moon in the same month. The regular full moons of each month all have their own individual names (see below).
Historically the Blue Moon was considered unlucky and a real nuisance when it occurred at various times of the year and upset scheduling of church festivals. In love songs the Blue Moon is often a symbol of sadness and loneliness.
The first appearance in print of this expression goes back to the time of Shakespeare, when some folks felt that sometimes the moon visually appeared blue in the sky. Although the expression dates all that way back, it has only recently come to mean the second Full Moon in one month. Blue Moon seems to be a truly modern piece of folklore, old folklore it is not, but real folklore it is.
Your geographic location can make a difference to your experience of a Blue Moon. Depending on your longitude you may go through a date change prior to other locations which means the full moon is at the first of your new month and falls at the end of the preceding month somewhere else. The "blue" one is always the 2nd full moon in the same month. The regular full moons of each month all have their own individual names as follows: Moon after Yule, Wolf Moon, Lenten Moon, Egg Moon, Milk Moon, Flower Moon, Hay Moon, Grain Moon, Fruit Moon, Harvest Moon, Hunters' Moon and Moon Before Yule.
Historically the Blue Moon was considered unlucky and a real nuisance when it occurred at various times of the year and upset scheduling of church festivals. In love songs the Blue Moon is often a symbol of sadness and loneliness.
The first appearance in print of this expression goes back to the time of Shakespeare, when some folks felt that sometimes the moon visually appeared blue in the sky. Although the expression dates all that way back, it has only recently come to mean the second Full Moon in one month. Blue Moon seems to be a truly modern piece of folklore, old folklore it is not, but real folklore it is.

New moon, Dark moon.
Dark moon occurs either side of the new moon. The new moon is between the last of the waning moon and the beginning of the waxing moon. The new moon has the power of in-between, a time which is not a time, similar to midday, midnight etc. If doing a Dark Moon rite, the active part of the ritual should be a good 45 minutes out from the actual new moon as the energies can be erratic. Also the waning moon allows you to calm down and tune out.

 

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NEW MOON

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Comment by Dept of PMM Artists & things on January 3, 2014 at 9:19pm

Goddess of the Moon Prayer

Goddess of the moon -
Mother of the earth -
We pray to you now,
Bless us with mirth
And trust in our path
And show us the way
With no harm to any
Bring on these new days
We dance to you skyclad
In our hearts and souls
With two sacred passwords
To love and to know
We seek out your blessing
And revel in your love
Goddess of many
Bright lady above

- Falconrider

Comment by Dept of PMM Artists & things on January 3, 2014 at 9:19pm

Moon Phases

Full Moon - This the phase of the moon during which the most important spells are cast, as magic is much more powerful during this phase. Many people only consider the Full Moon to be the actual day that it is the fullest and marked on the calendar. The Moon actually can be influential for a seven day period, although the night of the Full Moon - when it is at its fullest - is best.

Waning Moon - This is phase, after the Full Moon, when the moon is decreasing in size of visibility. This phase is normally for spells that do away with things or make things go away, such as causing an enemy, a bad spirit, slander or gossip to go away.

New Moon - There is a short window of opportunity during the New Moon, which marks the transition between the Waning and Waxing Moons. This is usually a time of rest, although spell casting similar to that performed during the the Waning Moon may be performed.

Waxing Moon - This is the phase when the moon is increasing in size of visibility. Use this phase is for performing spells involving increase or gain, such as those for love, prosperity, power or material things.

Comment by Dept of PMM Artists & things on January 3, 2014 at 3:05pm

Marti Finizio 12:28in the evenin' Jan 3
Confidence in Social Situations

Make or buy a small draw-string bag about 1-2 inches deep. Put in a pinch or two of each of the following:

Nutmeg
Pine needles
Dried Lavender
Piece of Mandrake root

Carve your initials and a pentagram on the mandrake root and tie the bag closed. During the waxing phase of the moon, consecrate and charge the bag. Wear it around your neck or keep it in your pocket. You will feel a surge of energy whenever you are in a social situation.

Comment by Dept of PMM Artists & things on January 3, 2014 at 3:03pm

Marti Finizio 12:31in the evenin' Jan 3
Dream Magick

If you find you need a little help in lucid dreaming, or you want to learn the answer to a specific problem, this charm bag is a great tool. It soothes the waking mind and helps your sleeping mind to focus.

Make or buy a small draw-string bag about 1-2 inches deep. Put in a pinch or two of each of the following:

peppermint
cinnamon
lemon verbena
marigold
vervain
hops

During the full moon, put the bag together, then consecrate and charge it. Make certain it is tied tightly. Before sleep each night, rub the bag over your third eye (center of forehead) and concentrate on the question, problem or situation. Then place the bag under your pillow. Continue to concentrate on the situation as you drift off. When you wake, jot down whatever you remember in your dream journal. Your question should be answered within the first few nights. Remember dreams can be symbolic or literal.

This pouch can also help increase your skill at lucid dreaming, by keeping your mind focused on the fact that you are just dreaming.

Comment by Dept of PMM Artists & things on January 3, 2014 at 3:03pm

Marti Finizio
Marti Finizio 12:34in the evenin' Jan 3
Luck in Business

A Charm Bag to Bring Luck in Business

Make or buy a draw-string bag about 2-4 inches deep. Put in equal parts of each of the following:

bayberry
red clover
comfrey
dragon's blood
mandrake root
5-6 tulip petals

Inscribe your full name on one side of the mandrake root, and the runes Dagaz, Fehu and Teiwaz (pictured below) on the other. During the waxing phase of the moon, preferably on a Wednesday or Thursday, put the bag together, then consecrate and charge the bag. Keep it in your pocket.

Dagaz Fehu Teiwaz

Comment by Dept of PMM Artists & things on January 3, 2014 at 3:02pm

Marti Finizio 12:36in the evenin' Jan 3
Breaking a Run of Bad Luck

A Charm Bag for Breaking a Run of Bad Luck

Make or buy a small draw-string bag about 1-2 inches deep. Put in a pinch or two of each of the following:

Angelica root
African Ginger
Fennel seed
Holy thistle
Clove
Basil

Add a small citrine to the pouch and you have a powerful sachet. During the full moon, put the bag together, then consecrate and charge it. Make certain it is tied tightly. Keep it close to your heart.

Comment by Dept of PMM Artists & things on January 3, 2014 at 3:01pm

Marti Finizio 12:40in the evenin' Jan 3
To Draw a New Love To You

Charm Bag to Draw a New Love To You

Make or buy a small draw-string bag about 1-2 inches deep. Put in each of the following:

5 rose petals
a bit (2 pinches or so) of catnip
a bit of Starwitch
a bit of vervain (if available)
1 marble sized piece of jasper or rose quartz

During the waxing phase of the moon, preferably on a Friday, put the bag together, then consecrate and charge the bag. Wear it around your neck or keep it in your pocket.

Comment by Dept of PMM Artists & things on January 3, 2014 at 10:24am

Long Nights Moon

Just as the sun and moon were honoured at the time of the Strong Sun Moon for the strength of light, so once again we honour them during the moon with nights dominate. We have less sunlight now any other time. To celebrate the light, gather as many candles as you possibly can and arrange them in a circle. Use white and silver if you have them, as well as gold. Decorate your alter with celestial symbols and shapes: suns, moons, and stars.
Say:

Sister Moon, tempered light
Bringing Sun into the night
Darkness long, darkness deep
Moonlight strong, vigil keep
Light of stars, light of life
Cut the dark like a knife
Sister Moon, tempered light
Bringing Sun into the night

By: Ember Grant
(Llewwllyn’s Witches datebook 2013)

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