Thursday, July 4, 2013

Animal Protection Spell


When we work with Nature we are often called upon to protect her creatures. These would range from our own pets to animals in the wild and also those animals which have become our totem animals. This spell uses photographs to represent these animals or you could use small figurines. The candles are used to focus your energy and the oil to create a safe environment

Two green candles
One white candle
Picture or figurine of the animal
Protection oil
Consecrated salt and water
If protecting your pet, include its favourite treat

Light the two green candles being conscious of the conservation issues in regard to your animal. Light the white candle to represent the animal concerned.

Put the photograph under the white candle or the figurine next to it and say: Spirit of fire burning bright,

Give your protection here this night. The moon above for this animal dear Gives shelter and so freedom from fear, Draw close all spirits of the same Come hither! Come hither! Power of the wild and strength so great! Defend and safeguard this ones fate.

To complete the spell, either give your pet its treat or scatter the crumbs outside for other animals to enjoy. The animals you are drawn to are believed to be the ones who in return for your care will also protect and teach you. By being aware of their needs you become part of the cycle of Nature and of life.

Protection Oil Recipe


1 dram bottle
sweet almond oil
3 drops amber oil
1 drop jasmine oil
7 drops dark musk (or plain musk)
5 drops rue oil
3 small pieces dragon's blood resin
1 pinch coarse sea salt

Fill dram bottle halfway with sweet almond oil. Add each oil, shaking gently to mix well. Add dragon's blood resin and sea salt. Shake to mix. charge under a fullmoon


Before any Spell or ritual is performed the magic spell should be read and understood completely. All items needed for the ritual should be on hand. Rituals should not be taken lightly. Rituals should always be done with respect.~ Daw~












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