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Breath Into Stillness

Kerri-Anne — Wed, 22 Apr 2026 02:05:00 +0000

You’ll need: A quiet space, your breath, ten minutes
Timing: Any time. Before ritual, before spellwork, before sleep, before difficult conversations. Whenever you need to cross the threshold between ordinary and intentional.

This is not a complicated working. It is, however, a foundational one — the kind of skill that quietly improves everything else you do. Trance isn’t unconsciousness. It isn’t sleep. It’s the deliberate shift into a more receptive state, like tuning a radio until the static clears.

Sit or lie comfortably. Close your eyes if that feels right. If not, soften your gaze toward the floor.

Breathe in for a count of four. Hold for a count of four. Out for a count of four. Hold for a count of four. This is box breathing — simple, effective, and old enough that nobody remembers who invented it first. Repeat it until your body starts to settle. You’ll feel it: a slight heaviness in the limbs, a quieting of the inner noise.Once you’re there, shift your breathing to something slower and more natural. With each exhale, imagine yourself sinking slightly — not falling, just settling. Roots finding soil. Each breath takes you a little further in.

Stay as long as you like. When you’re ready to return, take three deliberate breaths, slightly deeper than the rest. Wiggle your fingers. Open your eyes slowly.

That’s the threshold.

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Screenshot Spell Jar

Kerri-Anne — Sun, 29 Mar 2026 12:40:26 +0000

You’ll need: Your phone or device, a private space to work (album, folder, note, or whatever feels right), intention.
Timing: New moon to open for drawing in. Full moon to open for release. Any time for urgent work – the moon accommodates.

So a spell jar is basically a container you build with intention. You put things in it that represent what you’re calling in or pushing out, and it holds that energy while the working does its thing. This is that. Just… on your phone.

Create a private space on your device. A locked album, a password-protected note, a folder nobody else opens. This is your jar. Treat it like one.

Before you add anything, hold your device for a moment. State your intention out loud or in your head. Something simple and true: what is this jar for?

Now fill it. Screenshots of words that match your intention. Colors. Images. Symbols you’ve made or found. A photo of the moon the night you opened it. Anything that belongs to this working. Nothing that doesn’t.

Close the folder. Set it aside. Come back to it on moon phases: open it, look at what’s in it, add something if it feels right, close it again. You’re feeding the jar the same way you’d tend a physical one.

When the working is complete – when what you called in has arrived, or what you released is gone – delete it. Not archive. Delete. That’s closing the jar.

Stay witchy

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Momentum Spell

Kerri-Anne — Tue, 24 Mar 2026 02:16:47 +0000

Name out loud — to yourself, to the room, to no one in particular — one thing you’re growing this season. Not a wish. A commitment.

Then do one small action that serves it. Today. Not a plan for later, not a note to yourself. One thing: send the message, turn the soil, open the document, make the call.

Say when you’re done: “This is how it starts.”

That’s the spell. Momentum builds from first steps, not grand gestures.

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The Networked Spell

Kerri-Anne — Tue, 24 Mar 2026 02:14:06 +0000

Find a stone – any old rock, chip of brick or concrete will do. Hold it and think about what you’re tending this season.

Take it outside. Find something living — a tree, a patch of grass, a weed pushing through a sidewalk crack, a planter on a fire escape. Anything rooted.

Sit or stand near it for a few minutes. Not performing. Just present. Notice what it’s doing — budding, reaching, simply persisting. Let that be company.

Leave your stone nearby. You’ve made contact. The network knows you’re in it.

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Creative Spark Spell

Kerri-Anne — Sun, 22 Feb 2026 17:33:57 +0000

Gather a piece of paper and something to write with. Find someplace with warmth – near a fire, a stove, or a light.

Write down one idea, desire, project you’re not ready to begin. Not a goal. A spark.

Fold the paper and hold it near the warmth. Say: Not now, but soon. It needs time yet.

Place the paper somewhere safe. The idea will ask for your attention when it’s ready.

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Uncrossing Spell

Kerri-Anne — Sun, 22 Feb 2026 17:29:01 +0000

Take a length of string, cord, yarn, or thread. Tangle and knot it deliberately in your hands.

As you do, name what feels stuck, crossed, or hard to move around – one thing at a time. Don’t analyze. Just name.

When you’re ready, begin to untangle the cord. Go slowly. If it resists, or frustration rises, pause. This is not a battle.

When it’s completely untangled, say: What can be eased, is eased.

Discard the cord. Wash your hands, letting the water carry away what is no longer needed.

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Inner Stillness & Patience Spell

Kerri-Anne — Sun, 22 Feb 2026 17:22:29 +0000

Choose a moment when nothing urgent presses for your attention. Sit or stand somewhere quiet.

Place your hands on your body – belly, legs, against each other – wherever stillness feels easiest. Take several slow breaths, then notice what feels unfinished, delayed or frustrating.

Say to yourself (aloud or silently): This is not the moment for movement.

When you’re ready, return to your day without trying to resolve anything. Let stillness count as the work.

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Snow Moon Clarity Spell

Kerri-Anne — Fri, 23 Jan 2026 02:28:32 +0000

Gather together: Moon water (collected from a previous full moon, or substitute with water blessed under the Snow Moon**), bowl (a solid color is best), a white candle.

Pour your moon water** into the bowl. Light your candle and place it where its light reflects on the water’s surface. Sit comfortably and gaze into the bowl – not trying to see anything specific, just letting your eyes soften and your mind quiet. Say aloud or silently:
“Snow Moon’s light, sharp and clear
Show me what I need to see.”

Breathe. Watch the water. Notice what thoughts arise, what images form, what feelings surface. This isn’t dramatic scrying – it’s gentle clarity work. You’re asking to see clearly, not to see the future.

Pour the water outside as an offering. You may want to make notes while any impressions are fresh. The work continues in the days after – pay attention to dreams, to sudden realizations, to moments when fog clears and you simply know what to do.

**If you don’t have moon water, you can use any clean water and set the bowl outside under the Snow Moon for a few minutes before beginning. The moon’s light touching the water is enough

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Catching Winter Solstice Light

Kerri-Anne — Wed, 26 Nov 2025 10:43:12 +0000

On solstice day, place a small mirror near any source of light — sun, candle, hearth flame, even streetlight or moon if clouds hide the sun. The point isn’t brightness. It’s witness.

Hold the mirror in both hands and name what light means right now. Safety? Rest? Survival? Say it out loud if you can.

Let the mirror “catch” whatever light exists for several breaths. Don’t worry about perfection. Cloud cover is part of the spell.

Wrap the mirror in dark cloth and store it somewhere safe. When winter feels heavy, unwrap it and let it remind you.

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Orange Oil

Kerri-Anne — Tue, 25 Nov 2025 23:41:27 +0000

Orange oil, derived from the peel of oranges, is widely used in modern Wiccan and folk magical practices for attraction, prosperity, and creative energy. Its bright Fire-element energy stimulates enthusiasm, confidence, and motivation, making it ideal for use in rituals, candle dressings, and spell oils focused on success, joy, and personal empowerment. In abundance or money magic, orange oil is often combined with corresponding herbs or candles to amplify intentions. Its uplifting aroma also makes it useful in meditation and spiritual work to raise energy and clear stagnant emotions. While generally safe in external ritual use, it should be diluted when applied to the skin, as citrus oils can cause photosensitivity or irritation. Orange oil’s solar and Jupiter associations enhance its effectiveness in manifestation workings, attraction spells, and energy raising, aligning with Sabbats celebrating growth, fertility, and sunlight such as Beltane and Litha. In magical symbolism, it represents joy, vitality, and the spark of creative power, bringing warmth and optimism to spiritual practice.

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