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Friday 16 June 2017

Cleansing Rituals - Bathing (Basic Ritual Bath)

The act of cleansing the body and spirit via ritual bathing is a tradition which has survived centuries and is still common place in the practice of many witches today. My personal ritual to dispel negativities varies dependant on the workings to be done after and so here I have explained my basic ritual cleanse and there will follow, in a separate post, three variations. Each will employ elements of aromatherapy and colour therapy which both compliment the energy benefits of the ritual purpose. For each one, your bathroom should feel sacred, whatever that means to you… 
All of these rituals incorporate making your space (in this case, your bathroom) sacred… personally, I will often light candles for my bath anyway, regardless of if I’m performing a ritual cleanse. Everyone has their own ways to create sacred space and I wouldn’t dream of attempting to belay your ways of doing this but I would like to share one of my methods before I get into the rituals…

These are some of the steps I take to make my bathroom a space of sacred energies and magick:
«  Add fine-grade sea salt to your water and any oils you wish to include. The aroma of essential oils will trigger memories of other sacred occasions and I can project those feelings into the space.
«  Candles can be any colour to suit your purposes but I personally like blue and white for cleansing and a black one to absorb negativities.
«  Good old-fashioned sage is great for incense but if you prefer something with more oomph, Dragon’s Blood is a very suitable alternative.
«  Consecration of space and water (by wand), I have found that holding my wand and visualising the energies and my words expanding around the room and around objects and myself like a circle are the most concise way bring about the atmosphere I want:
By candle, salt and scented smoke
I dedicate this place
To shift between the worlds with me
And be a sacred space
«  Once the area is suffused in divine energy, the individual aids to your ritual bath should be charged too… I like to charge things. I begin with the smoke of the burning sage:
I breathe you in, oh cleansing sage
To make me pure of mind
And bring in positivity
To banish, and unbind
«  Secondly, the water is charged with its cleansing purposes:
As I sink beneath your surface
In sacred waters I’m suffused
Cleansed of all impurities
With light I am infused

Basic Ritual Bath
This basic ritual bath incorporates crystal magick to bring about the cleansing I am looking to achieve. I call it a basic ritual not because it is simple but because it is done for itself; if you feel a little down-trodden, bogged-down in negative thoughts and energies or just feeling the need to refresh yourself for a non-descript meditation later… this is the bath for you!

You will need:
A handful of white rose petals
Three clear quartz crystals
One smoky quartz crystal

Method
Once your bath is run (not too hot, this ritual is for cleansing, not jumping out fast with scalded feet) and the bathroom is prepared, scatter the petals into the water… I chose white roses for this ritual because they represent a level of purity which I can’t seem to find anywhere else, and I’ve looked. As with most of my workings, I have prepared a rhyme for the occasion…
Oh blessed white of purest bloom
Dispel my air of doom and gloom
Waters that below you lay
Wash waning energies far away
The next step is to charge your crystals and this can include visualisations if you wish (I’ll include mine); hold the smoky quartz in your projective hand and recite:
I feel a burden closing in
It’s squeezing tight, without, within
Child of earth with smoky hue
Help me bid this plight adieu
(I visualise whatever my burden is as elastic bands wrapped too tight around my body and my spirit; they’re constricting so I can barely breathe under their pressure and this rhyme is calling out to smoky quartz to absorb the energy of them).

Take each of the clear quartz in turn to your receptive hand and recite one of these rhymes for each:
Sacred is this glowing air
Shining bright, blessed and rare
Child of earth and energy
Bless me with such reverie
(This is one of my favourite visualisation… the crystal takes on the energy of the surrounding air and stores it to bestow on me).

Stillest waters reflecting light
Emitting calm on sacred night
Child of earth and energy
Bless me with such serenity
(This part of the visualisation is a similar process to the last; the difference is that the crystal draws energy from the water in the bath).

Innocence in petals floating
Finding joy in my devoting
Child of earth and energy
Bless me with such purity
(Again, the crystals store energy but from the image of the floating petals).

Disrobe (if you haven’t already) and slip into your bath between your petals. As you do, remember all the words you’ve said since you began, remember the visualisations that created this divine space for you to be cleansed by water, by salt, by rose petals and crystals.

Dip your head under the surface to immerse yourself and then lean back… place the smoky quartz at your navel and the clear quartz’ around it. Relax for a few minutes and just enjoy the energy as it settles and aligns to you.

Now for the fun bit, and these requires your process for centring but not your whole energy… just the clogged, burdened, imbued with negativities of the day energy; bring it to your naval and repeat the rhyme for the smoky quartz. See the crystal doing as you asked and absorbing those unpleasant energies. Do this as many times as necessary until you feel those energies have all been absorbed my crystal. Remove the crystal from your navel and place on the side of the bath.

Take another few moments to let your energies settle and realign before continuing.

Repeat each of the charges for the clear quartz’ and visualise them doing as you ask… the first allowing you to fully absorb the atmosphere and divinity; the second easing your emotional imbalances and woes; the third returning you to a place of pure spirit, free of all the things that bring you down and make you feel less than.

Take as much time as you need to absorb these energies, feelings, gifts… before putting your crystals somewhere safe and removing yourself from the bath. Scoop out your petals and drain the water.

Grounding & Disposal
I ground my sacred space both physically, astrally and with rhyme…
From candle, salt and scented smoke
I release this place
And shift it back from in-between
Returned to a physical space
Extinguish any candles still burning, wrap yourself up in a big fluffy robe, and collect the crystals up in the same hands they were charged in before heading towards the altar for whatever you decide to do next.


The smoky quartz can either be buried or left to the elements for a full moon cycle before using again. I will say though, that after this ritual. I would only use it for this ritual again.

Saturday 10 June 2017

Amazing Album - The Mist Rolls In (by Mandi See)

This is just a quick little post to recommend the new album by Mandi See which was recently mentioned in my post… ‘In conversation with… Mandi See’.
The album boasts 10 original tracks, comprising 8 with lyrics and 2 which are purely instrumental. Available via Amazon or iTunes, The Mist Rolls In is a magickal and haunting collection of melodies which reflect Pagan beliefs. I urge you to buy this album because it is beautiful

If you’d like to try before you buy, sample tracks are on Mandi’s YouTube channel:

And, when you’re ready to buy, do what I did and head over to Amazon:

or head to the iTunes store and search ‘The Mist Rolls In’.


Happy Listening x

Tuesday 6 June 2017

In conversation with... Mandi See

In conversation with…

Mandi See 
Welcome back to my interview series where I delve into the path and magickal minds of my favourite witches for your reading pleasure. This time around I am having a chat with Mandi See – author, artist, singer, tarot reader and fount of witchy wisdom on YouTube. I am proud to call her a friend and this series of conversations/interviews was actually inspired by her Pagan Podcast, which I took part in several months ago… now as much as I completely love her, that will not stop me from quizzing her on her practices. So here we go…

I will be nice and start with your brand new album ‘The Mist Rolls In’; which is out now, available on iTunes and Amazon. Now until you started publicising this album, I did not know you could sing but I would like to say I have just purchased it and am listening to it as I write these questions out… it’s amazing! Now, my question is how your immersion into the world of music has influenced you as a witch and how much has that influence affected your practice?
I think that on the surface it probably looks like I am new in the world of music, and I am in terms of creating an album and selling music but I actually started singing when I was very young. I started doing ballet when I was two and I was on the stage, acting, singing and dancing from probably the age of five with different academies and companies all over the UK. So, really, for me, singing actually started before the discovery of spirituality. I suppose, the two things have only connected as I’ve got older because I feel now that I’m less limited in expressing myself through my vocabulary.
That makes sense and the shift from a singing, dancing child into a singing (dancing in the rain and under the moon) witch, is a natural transition. And, shifting isn’t a strange concept to you at all…as I’ve called you a chameleon before, you won’t be surprised that I bring it up again but that has always referred to your very frequent change in appearance and the fluidity of your spirit; there is, however, more to your chameleon nature than I first realised as not only have you become an album artist this year but also… a published author!!! ‘Eclectic Wicca’ has been out for several months now and I’m so proud of how much you’ve accomplished this year… so, I have to ask… what’s coming up next…?
Yeah… there is a lot of stuff, isn’t there? Well, last year – 2016 was the documentary and was the release of the book. This year is the release of the album and the new website and all of the different courses and workshops I’m doing.
I do have some things in the works that I haven’t told anyone about yet… that you’re just going to have to wait and see. I’m one of those people that doesn’t like to announce things before I’m doing them in case I jinx them.

And there I was hoping for an exclusive… I’m sure we will all stay tuned. Staying with your chameleon tendencies then, I am very curious about how your practice changes with the ever turning colours of your hair. Is it something based on your spirituality… do you ‘go red’ when you’re feeling particularly fiery, etc.? Or are the changes based on something else entirely? If so, what?
I am someone who has always loved to dress how I feel and express how I feel. For example, when I was working with the Red Goddess, I could not get enough red clothing, red hair; you know, everything I wanted red, everything had to be red. When I’m feeling a much darker energy, I suppose I look a little more Gothic and there are times when I have a much softer energy flowing around me. So, it’s not really a case of my practice changing when my outward appearance changes; it’s more so that my outward appearance changes, I would say, to reflect how I’m feeling at that particular time. Yes, that is connected to my spirituality but not necessarily just within witchcraft but with all other aspects of my life as well.

So, one doesn’t directly change the other but there is a symbiotic nature between your appearance and your spirituality… that’s so interesting. Now, one question which I am making a staple of these interviews is something I asked you a few weeks ago when you were live streaming with Maggie Elram but I did put you on the spot then so I’ll ask again, now you’ve had time to think about it. If you could have a conversation with yourself at the time when you were first discovering witchcraft, what would be your most important piece of advice to witchling Mandi?
I remember you asking the question and I think what I said then…; I’ve said it in an interview recently… was “expect nothing and expect everything” and I really like that because I feel it sums it up. I probably wouldn’t have liked it back then, if I did talk to previous self/Mandi but I guess, one of the things I’d like to tell myself also is not to take things too seriously, not to take other people’s opinions too seriously in terms of authors and creators and all this stuff; it is an opinion, there is no fact-based information that you ever have to take on to be your own truth and I think I’d like to go back and tell myself that.

I spent a long time getting to know your practice through your YouTube channel and more time since we became friends learning about the woman behind that practice and awing at the diversity of your talent. With art, music and writing in your arsenal, plus an astral realm of countless inspirations and possibilities to turn to, where do you go/what do you do to escape? How about release, with the amount of energy you must manifest through these various mediums, how do you release it?
I find it, actually, really, really hard to release it and relax and it is something I’ve struggled with over the years. And it is something that when I’m creating I feel in control; when I have a project and I’m very organised I feel good and that’s why I’m such an organised person. When things, not necessarily don’t go my way, but when products and projects are coming to an end, the time I should perhaps be celebrating, that is a time for me that can be anxiety-filled because I don’t really know what to do with that. So, the best thing I find is sitting in the garden, either with my boyfriend or with friends; sitting in the garden, having a glass of wine and actually…
It sounds funny, I was having this conversation the other day… how would my life be if, when I was at the traffic lights, I didn’t try to work out what shade of green ‘go’ was and in what way is it ‘go’ that can actually mean something to me.
I’m such a deep thinker and sometimes it’s nice to shut that off and not to move away from it because it’s part of who I am but it’s nice to shut it off and not necessarily have to understand everything in the moment.

I’ve never considered the shade of green of a traffic light… I think I’d call it a cross between lime and new grass. I’ll stop fawning now about all your wonderful accomplishments but I do want to talk to you about the relationship you have with your Goddess. Deity comes to each of us its own way and I know we share the belief of divine masculine and divine feminine as two halves of the whole universal energy and that those divine archetypes are seen through the facets of the many deities that populate the religions of the world. What I’d like to know is how you experienced your Goddess for the first time and what it felt like to be approached by deity on that occasion?
Well, I have worked with several Gods and Goddesses over the years but now, the Goddess I feel the closest to is Freyja and I feel a very strong connection to Freyja. The first Goddess I ever worked with was Diana and for me, that connection was, I suppose you could say, a motherly connection because I started on my spiritual path when I was very young.

I rarely work with specific deities… for some reason I feel more comfortable working with source energy and the abstract of divine masculine and feminine. What would you say are the benefits of being aligned to a specific deity, as you are with Freyja?
In terms of benefits of being aligned with specific deities, I don’t think you have to be; I don’t think it’s particularly crucial in terms of your path. I guess the benefits are that you are able to tap into certain aspects of yourself and you’re able to work with certain strengths that you have at certain times… and because you can give that a name and a face, even though it will always be a face that you create, it won’t be a universal face, it will be your idea of a God or Goddess, I feel that being able to actually picture that can really help you to identify different things on your journey; identify different parts of yourself. At the same time, I don’t think that’s necessarily any better than just working, as you said, with source energy and the abstract view of divinity/

Do you feel more empowered and enlightened by your relationship with your Goddess or is the connection a more familial connection as it was with Diana?
I think enlightenment and being empowered comes from all sorts of places. I do feel enlightened and empowered by working with different aspects of the Goddess and the God but mainly through the different aspects of myself that I discover as I do so. So, it’s not really about whether that is better than my connection with Diana, if that makes sense. It’s more so that it allows me the freedom to discover different aspects of myself.

So, to come full circle then, back to your album and book; you seem to be having a very fruitful year… to what would you attribute your success? I suppose in that, I am asking, what’s your secret?
‘My secret to my success…’; well, it’s actually been over two years now so I haven’t done it all in one year. The documentary and the book were in 2016 and the album and some other stuff this year too.
‘To what would I attribute my success?’ Really, I’ll be honest, it is opportunities; I’ve been given some fantastic opportunities but at the same time I think when people are looking to give someone an opportunity they tend to look for something in particular and so I suppose that one thing that I’m good at that makes me kind of different to other people would probably be organisation. I’m a very hard worker and I’m very organised so I think that does allow me to accept opportunities when they do come in because I’m so organised I’m able to do things ‘now’ as they happen.

Time for my quick fire (and sometimes silly) questions… on your marks, get set, fly:
·       What three qualities do you naturally project? Integrity, Rawness & Nosiness
·       Name a magickal tool you couldn’t live without? My Journal
·       What affirmation/quote do you live by? If you always do you’ve always done, you will always be where you’ve always been. Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
·       Name what is at the top of your summer (bucket to everyone else) list? Visiting Denmark and Finland are top of my list so I want to get that checked off.
·       Give yourself a super power… what is it? The Gift of giving knowledge; not necessarily my own knowledge but the ability to give education to people who need it.
·       What crystal do you most resonate with? Citrine is a favourite, also Tigers Eye, Lapis Lazuli in small doses, Selenite is a new love and Celestite but ultimately Black Obsidian.
·       What is your Hogwarts house? Slytherin, through and through.
·       Name three things in your handbag right now? Blue lipstick (because that’s how I roll), 3 torches (for some reason) and eyeliner.
·       Would you prefer to be fae, vampire or an animal? Not vampire because I’d miss chewing too much; not fae because you don’t really know what you’re becoming; so, animal. I think I’d quite like to be a cat if I was going to be any type of animal. I like that, at least with domesticated cats that they’re on that borderline of still having a certain freedom and still being quite wild but also having that warm home to return to at the end of the day. I guess, for me, that’s the closest thing I can compare to my own life. I still have a wild streak and the element of freedom but at the same time, I do have a home to come to and I do have a place to call my own.
·       Nominate someone I should interview next…? Oooo, Laura Daligan, Maggie Elram, Pagyptian, Sami Valens… all the good people!

Please list any links you would like me to include and any upcoming appearances or events in your schedule you would like advertised.

Mandi is visiting Scandinavia this year and is planning meetups in Denmark and Finland so check her website regularly for dates.

Thank you so much to the lovely Mandi for taking time from your crazy schedule to give me a little insight into your world…; look forward to more interviews soon. x


Saturday 3 June 2017

In conversation with… Jennifer Hodgson


 In conversation with…
Jennifer Hodgson
This is my first instalment of ‘An interview with…’ and I have chosen to be in conversation with a witch who, though relatively new to my circle of friends, has cast a spell of warmth, generosity and wisdom on my understanding of friendship. Jenn is a profession paranormal investigator, a wife, a mother, a gym-freak and a very, very special person. It is with delight that I delve into her path explore her mind and magick…

Firstly, I would like to ask about what led you both into witchcraft and into your paranormal investigations: how did the path of Jennifer Hodgson begin?
I think without even realizing it witchcraft has always been a part of my life from an early age. I would do things like a séance, give the fairies acorns, or even read a crystal ball or pretend to read cards for someone without even being shown how to do this. I know I was never taught any of this. I love Halloween/Samhain and always have. I do remember dressing up as a witch; I was very drawn to that costume and dressing like a gypsy. Growing up I went to many churches and the whole thing just wasn't right for me. I had no connection to what was being taught; it just didn't make my soul come alive like it did when I was outside and just connecting with what was around me. I am still like that today. It's hard to pinpoint just one thing that led me to my path. I believe we all eventually end up where we are meant to be.

Looking back at that young witch, nose in books, gifting acorns and tentatively fingering her first wand (no puns please – lol); what advice would you give her if you could have a face-to-face with your younger self?
LOL!! Ok, I will be good, no puns!
Take your time, it's not a race, everyone gets to where they need to be at the time that is right. It's ok to mess up, it's part of learning

Now, from conversations with you when I was creating your oracle deck, I know you feel a special connection to cemeteries; how has that affected your practice? Do you feel more connected to death magicks because of that influence?
My love of graveyards/cemeteries began at an early age. I was always fascinated with the older headstones and just how quiet places were. Even at a young age as I walked around and saw the headstones I would place my hand on them as if to pay my respect to those who had passed even before I understood what any of this would mean later on.
How has it affected my practice? It has helped me to be comfortable connecting to those who have passed and helped me while doing paranormal investigations.
I guess you can say it has helped me be more connected because the fear isn't there when working with ancestral energies.

I personally feel a very natural connection to witchcraft here in the UK; as the home of much Celtic mythology and the land of Arthurian legends we have a rich history to draw from. I know you subscribe to Celtic mythology being a daughter of Morrigan but what cultures do you draw from of your homelands and how does that fit into your spiritual practice?
It would be Native American culture, I have guides who are Native American and I was taught a little by a Native American when I was 5 or 6. I see them as not only warriors but also healers and shape shifters if you like.

I have a theory that the type of witch you become is dependent on the people around you just as much as how much you study and how you process the information. I would love to know, who are the people around you that have shaped you as a witch?
Since I never had people around me growing up with the same beliefs that I have, it's mostly been reading and deciding my thoughts on the topic I was reading about. Although one person I can think of that had a huge influence in my life was a Native American lady who taught me a little about plants at an early age. Sadly I don't remember her name, she was a neighbour.  Now that I am an adult there have been many people whom I have learned from and so many who have touched my life in some way, to name just a few, Joey Morris, Natalie Sedgwick, Ember Honey Raven, Phoenix Paton, Timothy Roderick, Joanna DeVoe, and you, dear Fran. I could keep going to be quite honest. I have learned many things from many people. Each one has said something in a post on facebook or in a video or even something I may have read in a book that has made me look at things differently.

I love that you attribute who you are to so many; it is a beautiful salute to the online community of practitioners. It would be impossible to continue now though without talking about your relationship with Morrigan because I am sure She has shaped your path more than any other… I am fascinated by this connection and would love to know more about how she first came to you and what forged the bond you share with her?
There were many clues that she was around from seeing her name, hearing her name and just connecting to others who are also daughters and sons of the Morrigan. I talked to Joey Morris from Starry Eyed Supplies about her and how would I know for sure it was her; she suggested lighting a red candle and meditating and seeing what happened. I did this but was still a little hesitant and so I had a dream and out of the entire dream all I remember was hearing the name Morgan Le Fey. So once I again I asked Joey about this and I did research but the final thing that happened was I asked a question, I don't honestly remember the question now, but I did get my answer and I have never looked back since.

I believe she has always been with me but what made her presence known to me and for me to forge a bond with her was when I was going through a difficult time in my life. She showed me that I am a strong person and that I would be ok.

You’re a very genuine and generous person… I’m very curious about what riles you and what, if anything would send you to the altar itching to cast curses?
Thank you Fran, I appreciate that. I am very protective of my children, my friends, the elderly and those who can't defend themselves; so attacking them will send me to the altar. I don't like it when people are bullied. My children have said when my face turns red from my neck up, run. I do have a temper, I am not always nice and sweet, I have a side that many never see. When I am in this state, words will come out of my mouth that I won't remember saying and I feel my eyes being different.

There’s a side of me like that and I think it’s only my altar that has seen it…; from my altar I go medieval on those who deserve it. Speaking of medieval (yes, I know it’s a strained segway), another thing I remember you being particularly fond of from our chats is the castles and I’d love to know where that comes from. Is it the history, the romanticism, the sovereignty? Is it the thought of a moat as protection? Turrets, a draw bridge, a tower with ravens at its windows?
I have loved castles since I was a kid; they are just so magickal. I love the thought of having a secret room where you can do all sorts of things… read your books, make potions, create spells; the list of possibilities is endless. I do love the history of castles and learning about the people who lived there; what they did, how they lived, especially since I live in the United States where we don't have the same type of castles or buildings that you find in Scotland, Ireland and I am sure other places in the UK.

Finally, before my quick-fire questions… is there anything about your path so far that you would change if you were given the chance to go back and do it again?
I can't say I would change anything, every experience I have had has made me who I am, the lessons have helped me learn not only more about who I am but also about others. I am able to help others in situations because of my experiences.

Time for my quick fire (and sometimes silly) questions… on your marks, get set, fly:
·       Describe yourself in 3 words?
Fun
Impatient
Trustworthy
·       Name a magickal tool you couldn’t live without?
Book of Shadows/Journal
·       What affirmation/quote do you live by?
Speak your truth.
·       Name what is at the top of your summer (bucket to everyone else) list?
Master Tarot.
·       Give yourself a super power… what is it?
Invisibility
·       What crystal do you most resonate with?
Crystal quartz
·       What is your Hogwarts house?
Gryffindor (I love Harry Potter)
·       Name three things in your handbag right now?
Lotion
Keys
Wallet
·       Would you prefer to be fae, vampire or an animal?
Fae
·       Nominate someone I should interview next…?
Annika (Sea Priestess)


Please list any links you would like me to include and any upcoming appearances or events in your schedule you would like advertised.
·       www.hodgsonbooks.com


Thank you so much to Jennifer for taking the time to share a little of your life…; look forward to more interviews soon. x