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Just a Witch and His Familiar

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We here at Coven are elated to summon you all for the unveiling of our 60 exclusive spells, rituals and occult works, valued at several hundred dollars, which are made available to coven members free of charge! Posted right to the top of the feed upon joining.

These spells and rituals are a completed list as a part of mine and High Priestess Sage Hiserly Phoenix 's mission to give Coven memebers their very own library of unique spells, rituals, and occult practices and prayers.

Be you a budding baby Witch or a seasoned practitioner, you will find many spells and rituals of different difficulties, enough alone to create a B.O.S off our posted occult works or even enhance your current one!

You will never be charged; this is part of our academic spell-sharing mission to make Coven an even more fierce place for all walks of pagan practitioners to come together in a space for dialogue about such occult subjects without fear of persecution or prejudice!

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You can find them all at in the search, and soon they will be files available to download, exclusive only to Coven.

Additionally, you will find formal works of Coven on ancient languages in reference to witchcraft, a paper on Marcel Vogel, and the Black Hounds of witchcraft, also free of charge!

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Marcel Vogel was a prolific inventor and scientist whose work in the field of crystallography led to a revolution in the use of crystals for healing and energy work. Born in 1917, Vogel worked as a research scientist for IBM for over 27 years before retiring to pursue his interest in the healing properties of crystals.

Vogel's work was focused on the use of crystals, specifically quartz, for their ability to store and transmit energy. He believed that the geometric patterns found within the crystal structure could be harnessed to amplify and focus intention, making them useful tools for healing and energy work.

One of the most significant contributions Vogel made to the field of crystal healing was the development of the Vogel Crystal Wands. These wands were designed to focus and amplify energy in a specific direction, making them useful for healing and manifestation work. The wands were created using a specific cut and facet pattern that Vogel believed maximized their energy-carrying capacity.

Vogel also explored the use of crystals in the context of meditation and spiritual growth. He believed that the energy stored within crystals could be used to help individuals connect with higher states of consciousness and facilitate spiritual growth.

While Vogel's work was not widely accepted by the scientific community during his lifetime, it has gained a following among those who work with crystals for healing and energy work. Many practitioners of crystal healing today use Vogel's wands and techniques in their practice.

One of the key elements of Vogel's work was his belief in the power of intention to direct and amplify energy. He believed that by focusing intention and directing it through a crystal, individuals could achieve greater levels of healing and transformation.

Marcel Vogel's work with crystal wands represents a significant contribution to the field of crystal healing and energy work. His innovative approach to using crystals for healing and manifestation has helped to shape the modern practice of crystal healing. While his work was not fully accepted by the scientific community, his contributions have had a lasting impact on the field and continue to be used by practitioners today.

The Black Hounds

Introduction:

Black hounds, also known as hellhounds, are mythological creatures that have been present in various cultures throughout history. One of the most prominent examples of black hounds can be found in the Greek goddess Hekate's mythology. Hekate is often depicted with black dogs, which are believed to be her familiars. These black dogs have been associated with the underworld and are believed to serve as Hekate's guides in the realm of the dead. This paper will explore the significance of black hounds as Hekate's symbol and the role they play in ferrying spirits to the underworld.

Historical Context:

Hekate is a Greek goddess who is often associated with witchcraft, magic, and the underworld. In Greek mythology, she is the goddess of crossroads, ghosts, and necromancy. Hekate is often depicted holding torches or keys, which symbolize her ability to guide the dead to the underworld. She is also often accompanied by black dogs, which are believed to be her familiars.

Black dogs have been a part of Greek mythology since ancient times. In Greek culture, black dogs were often seen as omens of death and were associated with the underworld. This belief was also present in other cultures, such as Celtic and Norse mythology, where black dogs were believed to be guardians of the dead.

Role of Black Hounds in Hekate's Mythology:

Black hounds play a significant role in Hekate's mythology. They are believed to be Hekate's guides in the underworld, helping her to ferry spirits to the realm of the dead. In some depictions, Hekate is shown riding on the back of a black dog, emphasizing the close relationship between the goddess and these creatures.

In addition to serving as Hekate's guides, black hounds are also believed to be her familiars. Familiars are spirits or animals that are believed to assist witches in their magical workings. Black dogs are considered to be powerful familiars due to their association with the underworld and their ability to guide spirits to the realm of the dead.

The use of black dogs as familiars is not limited to Hekate's mythology. In European folklore, black dogs were often associated with witchcraft and were believed to be the familiars of witches. It is believed that witches would call upon these black dogs to aid them in their magical workings.

Black hounds have been a significant part of mythology and folklore for centuries. In Greek mythology, black dogs are associated with Hekate, the goddess of witchcraft, magic, and the underworld. They are believed to be her guides in the realm of the dead, helping her to ferry spirits to the underworld.

Black dogs are also considered to be powerful familiars due to their association with the underworld and their ability to guide spirits. The use of black dogs as familiars is not limited to Hekate's mythology and is a recurring theme in European folklore. The association of black dogs with witchcraft and the underworld has led to their continued significance in modern-day occult practices.

The Power of Latin and Sumerian in Witchcraft: An Exploration of Linguistic and Cultural Significance

Introduction:

Witchcraft has been practiced across cultures and civilizations for centuries. From ancient Egypt to medieval Europe, witches have utilized various methods of divination, spellwork, and protection to manifest their intentions and connect with higher powers. Two languages that have had a significant impact on the practice of witchcraft are Latin and Sumerian.

These languages, despite being vastly different, share commonalities that make them particularly powerful in the world of witchcraft. This paper aims to explore the linguistic and cultural significance of Latin and Sumerian in witchcraft, examining the reasons why practitioners continue to use these languages in their spellwork and rituals.

The Power of Latin in Witchcraft:

Latin, as a language, has been used in numerous fields throughout history, including law, medicine, and theology. However, it is also a language that has had a powerful impact on the practice of witchcraft. One reason for this is the fact that Latin is a language of precision and specificity.

The grammatical structure of Latin is particularly conducive to spellwork and incantations, as the language allows for the use of precise vocabulary and a variety of tenses, which can be utilized to create intricate spells.
Additionally, Latin endings are particularly significant in the practice of witchcraft. The fact that most Latin words end in a similar or identical manner allows for practitioners to create complex spells with ease, using a variety of suffixes to modify and enhance the meaning of their incantations.

Furthermore, Latin is a language with a rich history of use in religious contexts, particularly in the Roman Catholic Church. This association with religion gives Latin a sense of sacredness, which can be harnessed in witchcraft to connect with higher powers and deities.

The Power of Sumerian in Witchcraft:

Sumerian, on the other hand, is an ancient language that predates Latin by thousands of years. It was spoken in ancient Sumer, a region located in modern-day Iraq, and was used in a variety of contexts, including literature, religion, and law. In witchcraft, Sumerian is particularly powerful due to its simplistic repetitious nature. The language consists of a limited number of syllables and vowel sounds, making it easy to remember and recite.

Furthermore, Sumerian was a language with a strong association with magic and the supernatural. The ancient Sumerians believed that certain words and phrases had the power to connect with the divine and manipulate the natural world. This belief is reflected in the numerous magical incantations and spells that have been discovered in Sumerian texts. The use of Sumerian in witchcraft, therefore, allows practitioners to tap into this ancient source of magical power and connect with the beliefs and practices of ancient Sumerian cultures.

Conclusion:

Latin and Sumerian are two languages that have had a significant impact on the practice of witchcraft. Latin, with its precision and specificity, allows for the creation of complex spells and incantations, while Sumerian, with its simplistic repetitious nature, connects practitioners with ancient sources of magic and the supernatural.

Additionally, the cultural and religious significance of these languages adds to their power in the practice of witchcraft. As such, practitioners continue to utilize Latin and Sumerian in their spellwork and rituals, harnessing the power of these ancient languages to manifest their intentions and connect with higher powers.

Tarot Love Spell

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Sample Spell bellow!

Tarot love spell to help attract love and deepen romantic connections:

Materials:

• A deck of tarot cards

• Pink or red candle

• Rose petals or rose oil

• Pen and paper

Ritual:

• Begin by setting the mood for your ritual. Light the pink or red candle and scatter the rose petals around the candle. If you have rose oil, anoint the candle with a few drops.

• Take the deck of tarot cards and shuffle them thoroughly. As you shuffle, focus on your intention to attract love or deepen your romantic connection.

• Once you feel ready, draw three cards from the deck. Place them face up in front of you.

• The first card represents you and your current energy in relation to love. Take some time to reflect on this card and what it might mean for your love life.

• The second card represents your partner or the person you hope to attract. If you are not currently in a relationship, this card represents the qualities you seek in a partner. Again, take some time to reflect on this card and what it might mean for your love life.

• The third card represents the energy or outcome of your relationship. Use this card to gain insight into what the future may hold for your love life.

• Take a piece of paper and write down your intentions for your love life. Be specific about what you hope to attract or what you want to see in your current relationship.

• Hold the paper in your hands and focus your energy on your intentions. Imagine the love and passion you seek coming to you with ease.

• When you are ready, blow out the candle and take a few deep breaths. Thank the universe for its guidance and support.

• Keep the three tarot cards and the piece of paper with your intentions in a safe place. You can refer back to them as a reminder of your goals and to keep your intentions focused.

I want to briefly discuss the controversial topic of the duality between Pagan religions and those of Christianity and Catholicism.

I have often heard Jesus referred to as a Pagan god made flesh here on Earth or at least referred to as a witch himself.

As someone who was raised by a very Catholic mother, you can imagine the struggles one can face in that situation. My aunt was teaching us the craft and how to control it properly, even at such a young age. It was tremendously helpful to see the similarities in the stories rather than the differences. I also found Paganism, especially growing up around the coven of Southold, to be more accepting.

In the past, during my truest moments of need, I have even gone back to my original prayer teachings of Catholicism. It was comforting and eventually led me to study and practice Hoodoo.

In my present-day craft, I have completely combined these two ideas into one. I believe that we are all really praying to the same energies and the same deities. Perhaps there is a Christian and Catholic deity that believes it is the one true god; we should never underestimate energy and faith.

I personally believe that there are deities, and like us, they are slivers or slices of the grand universal consciousness, which I believe to be our true omnipotent divining ruler. After all, even the moon and sun were created by forces beyond themselves.

I will end this with a prayer I often say to Hecate, which is adapted from the prayer of Hail Mary.

"Hail Maiden, Mother and Crone, Cernunnos is with thee. Blessed art thou amongst witches, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Gaia. Hail Hekaté, Mother of all, guide us your children, now until the hour of our deaths. Blessed be."

This is my personal practice that I am sharing for the sake of those who face the same struggle. I am in no way saying that this is the only way, as everyone's craft in witchcraft is as individualized as their DNA.

Blessed be.

J. Wright

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Coven and her Administration are elated to announce the unveiling of our first 27 exclusive spells made available to coven memebers free of charge!

These spells and rituals are the first of many to come as part of our Sage Priestess's mission to give Coven her very own library of hundreds of unique Spells, Rituals and Occult practices and prayers.

You will never be charged, this part of our academic spell-sharing mission to make coven an even more fierce a place for all walks of Pagan practitioner's to come together in a space for dialog about such occult subjects without fear of persecution or prejudice!

If you have any requests for spells and rituals you'd like to learn please let us Admins know in the comments!!!

Covens First 27 Exclusive Spells are posted and are all in collective right in the first post seen upon joining, you can find them all at and soon will be files available to download.

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🌒 Hekaté 🌘

Hekaté, I know you in a way not many do. I've taken what I've known of you and applied it to the cosmos and every other myth come to legend to religion.

Hekaté Mother of Angels...

Mother of Michael, Metatron voice of the all father god, Lucifer and all the angels we know to exist.

Mother of Witches, she who gave us our power, she who is Mother to Lilith... the first. Angels and Demons being the same entities.

Mother of the Pagan God made flesh on earth known by the Christian and Catholic religions as Jesus Christ the Nazreen. He who is the mothers Herald.

Hekaté the Cosmic world soul. She who is Gaia, Gaia Hekatés womb from which she brings forth all life on the phsyical plane.

Hekaté purveyor of light. She who is granted dominion over light by Cernunnos, Sun of our solar system, Father God to all! He who's seed of life that is light hits the womb and Eye of Hekaté and from which life comes forth.

Gaia her womb the Moon her vestige guarding her children. Even whilst they destory eachother.

Hekaté Mother of darkness....

She who is far more powerful than Lucifer himself could ever be.

Hail Hekaté

Our Dark Mother