The Read Along Witchcraft Show

Today's episode we going to explain what is a magic fire and some recipes, also explain what is a spell jar and also sharing a banishing and simple honey jar spell

In this episode we will talk about a topic that isn't mentioned alot in spell work, which is spell boxes as well as a love spell box receipt. We are reading from Spell Crafts_ Creating Magical Objects (Llewellyn's Practical Magic) chapter twenty.

So in today's episode guys we going to talk about time of the day correspondences and how you can use the magic for your spell as well as talking about type of water and how you can use their magic and how we can use it to increase your intention in any spell

In today's episode we are going to talk about how to anoint and dress the candle correctly and how to dispose wax remain in a safe way, this is based on the hoodoo practice. This is a part of chapter 5 ; harvesting the gifts of Fire.

Today's episode we're going to talk from my book of shadows about candle flame shapes the common ones and how to read them involved so we going to talk about wax and how we can read wax to identify if the spell is working or not.

Today's episode we are going to read part of chapter 3 personal protection, as we shall discuss the importance of cleansing and protection baths and as well as recipes for protection and cleansing in reverse harm baths

In this episode guys we're going to talk about the difference between oils and powders and i'm sharing with you some of my favourite oil recipes

This episode we are going to read chapter 5 which is the plant people from the book Old world witchcraft ancient ways for modern days by raven grimassi.

In this episode we are going to talk about the days of the week and their correspondences and the stars or planets that rule these days and how can we use these days to manifest or to gain more energy in our spell work

In today's episode we'll discuss the most important and common hoodoo definitions in chapter one of the book the Voodoo Hoodoo Spellbook by Denise Alvarado