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Page 1: Scott Cunningham - Elements of Magic.pdf

EarthWinter’s Slumber

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North

Timeof day: MidnightSeason: WinterTime of Life: Advanced AgeAstrological Signs: Taurus, Virgo, CapricornTarot Correspondence: PentaclesType of Energy: ReceptiveBasic Nature: Fertile, moist, nurturing, stabilizing, grounding, protectiveColors: Black, brown, green, earth tonesTools: PentacleSpirits: Gnomes, ruled by King GhobArchangel: GabrielWind: BoreasSense: TouchStones: Moss agate, emerald, jet, olivine, salt, black tourmaline, onyx, rock saltNatural Symbols: Salt, clay dish of fresh soil, rocks, sheaves of wheat, acornsTree: Oak, pine, elm, earth mother - birchPlants: Comfrey, ivy, grains, barley, oats, corn, rice, rye, wheatAnimals: Stag, cow or bull, snakes, bison, dogs, horses, earthworms, unicorns intheir grovesPlaces: Caves, canyons, chasms, forests, groves, valleys, fields, farms, gardens,parks, plant nurseries, farmer’s markets, kitchens, baby nurseries, basements,mines, holes.Goddesses: Ceres, Demeter, Gaea, Mah, Nephthys, Persephone, Prithivi, Rhea,RhiannonGods; Adonis, Athos, Arawn, Cernunnos, Dionysus, Marduk, Pan, TammuzRituals: Money, prosperity, fertility, stability, ground-breaking, employment,introspection, divination, gethering of personal strength.Ritual Forms: Burying, planting, making images in soil or sand, energizing crys-tals, feeling the stillness in stone.

Earth Represents Law, solidity, reliability, recognition of theinescapable order of things, Nature in its permanence aspect.Farrar- Spells and How they Work

Rules over: physical body, growth, the natural world, the earth, stability,foundations, material wealth, silence, introspection, self-perception, rest,renewal, (re)storing energy, creativity, metals.

“I look to the North, to the mountains, the caves and theravines hidden in darkness. The Earth is solid beneath myfeet, I am filled with the energy of growth, of fulfillment, ofpermanence.” - Ariendel

References: The SpiralDance Starhawk, 1998, HarperSanFrancisco; SPELLS and How they Work Janet & Stewart Farrar, 1990, Phoenix PublishingInc.; EARTH, AIR, FIRE & WATER Scott Cunningham, 2000, Llewellyn Publications; Wicca: A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner, Scott Cunningham,1988, Llewellyn Publications.; Tree Medicine, Tree Magic, Ellen Evert Hopman, 1991, Phoenix Publishing Inc.This work © 2003 Iowa Pagan Access Network, www.ipan.org. For republication permission contact IPAN, PO Box 861, Iowa City, IA 52244-0861

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AirSpring’s Rebirth

EastAir represents Life, the principle of mind, intelligence, theleft-brain, linear-logical faculty, creativity and thehealing of functional disorders.Farrar- Spells and How they Work

Timeof day: DawnSeason: SpringTime of Life: InfancyAstrological Signs: Gemini, Libra, AquariusTarot Correspondence: SwordsType of Energy: ProjectiveBasic Nature: Flying, moving, fresh, intelligent, suspending, Sound is a mani-festation of this element.Colors: Yellow, white, chartreuse, purple/lilac, sky blue, pastelsTools: Wand, athame, sword, censerSpirits: Slyphs, ruled by King ParaldaArchangel: MichealWind: EurusSense: Smell, hearingStones: Imperial topaz, citrine, mica, opal, pumiceNatural Symbols: Feathers, incense smoke, fragrant flowers, eggs, seedsTree: Aspen, pine, maple, eucalyptusPlants: Frankincense, myrrh, pansy, primrose, vervain, voilet, yarrow, dill &other culinary herbsAnimals: Birds and insects, spiders, hawk and eagle in particular, butterflies,dragonflies, griffonsPlaces: Mountaintops, windswept plains, cloudy skies, high towers, airports,schools, libraries, offices, travel agencies, psychiatrists offices.Goddesses: Aradia, Arianrhod, Cardea, Nuit, UraniaGods: Enlil, Khephere, Mercury, Shu, ThothRituals: Travel, instruction, study, freedom, knowledge, recovering lost items,beginnings, setting things in motion, starting a journey.Ritual Forms: Tossing objects in the air, suspending tools in high places, fallinglight objects, visualization, positive thinking, planting seeds, blessing the earth.

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Rules over: logic, intuition, wisdom, learning, theory, fertility, the breath of thebody, new beginnings, starting over, planting for the future, making plans.

“I look to the East where the rising sun peeks through the clouds, overthe treetops, and on high plains. The winds caress me, bringing inspi-ration, wisdom and clear thought on a breath of Air.” -Ariendel

References: The SpiralDance Starhawk, 1998, HarperSanFrancisco; SPELLS and How they Work Janet & Stewart Farrar, 1990, Phoenix PublishingInc.; EARTH, AIR, FIRE & WATER Scott Cunningham, 2000, Llewellyn Publications; Wicca: A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner, Scott Cunningham,1988, Llewellyn Publications.; Tree Medicine, Tree Magic, Ellen Evert Hopman, 1991, Phoenix Publishing Inc.This work © 2003 Iowa Pagan Access Network, www.ipan.org. For republication permission contact IPAN, PO Box 861, Iowa City, IA 52244-0861

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FireSummer’s Bright Energy

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SouthFire represents Light, energy, drive, potency, fertilization inthe organic and energizing sense, desire, the healing of organicdisorders, the destruction of outworn or negative.Farrar- Spells and How they Work

Timeof day: NoonSeason: SummerTime of Life: YouthAstrological Signs: Aries, Leo, SaggitariusTarot Correspondence: WandsType of Energy: ProjectiveBasic Nature: Purifying, destructive, cleansing, energetic, sexual, forceful,healingColors: Red, orange, gold, white(pure heat), hot pinkTools: Censer, sword, knife, wandSpirits: Salamanders, ruled by their king DjinArchangel: ArielWind: NotusSense: SightStones: Amber, obsidian, rhodochrosite, ruby, lava, garnet, fire opalNatural Symbols: Flame, lava, heated objects, cauldron, forged metalsTree: oak, holly, chestnut, cedar, walnutPlants: Garlic, hibiscus, mustard, nettle, onion, red peppers, red poppies, cacti,coffee beans (stimulant)Animals: Snakes, lions, horses whose hooves strike sparks, crickets, scorpi-ons, ladybugs, bees, sharks, dragons, the phoenixPlaces: Deserts, hot springs, volcanoes, ovens, fireplaces, bedrooms (sex),weight rooms, locker rooms, saunas, athletic fieldsGoddesses: Brigit, Hestia, Pele, VestaGods: Agni, Hephaetus, Horus, Prometheus, VulcanRituals: Protection, courage, sex, energy, healing, strength, authority, banish-ing negativityRitual Forms: Burning or smouldering, heating, jumping a flame, candle magic

Rules Over: Heat, Passion, Energy, Healing, Purification, Joy, the spirit within us, de-struction, spirit, sexual tension/sexual attraction, fertility, growing into one’s poten-tial.

“I look to the South, the noonday sun bakes down upon the deserts, theplateaus, and the volcano’s mouth. In the heat I am consumed bypassion, filled with energy, healed and reborn by Fire.” -Ariendel

References: The SpiralDance Starhawk, 1998, HarperSanFrancisco; SPELLS and How they Work Janet & Stewart Farrar, 1990, Phoenix PublishingInc.; EARTH, AIR, FIRE & WATER Scott Cunningham, 2000, Llewellyn Publications; Wicca: A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner, Scott Cunningham,1988, Llewellyn Publications.; Tree Medicine, Tree Magic, Ellen Evert Hopman, 1991, Phoenix Publishing Inc.This work © 2003 Iowa Pagan Access Network, www.ipan.org. For republication permission contact IPAN, PO Box 861, Iowa City, IA 52244-0861

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WaterAutumn’s Harvest

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WestWater represents Love, relatedness, the right-brain, intuitivefunction, the cycle of death and rebirth (and therefore initiation),Nature in its cyclical-growth aspect, the formative womb andthe nourishing breastFarrar- Spells and How they Work

Timeof day: TwilightSeason: AutumnTime of Life: MaturityAstrological Signs: Cancer, Scorpio, PiscesTarot Correspondence: CupsType of Energy: ReceptiveBasic Nature: Flowing, purifying, healing, soothing, lovingColors: Blues and greens of the sea, gray, indigo, blackTools: Cup, cauldronSpirits: Undines, ruled by King NiksaArc Angel: RaphaelWind: ZephyrusSense: TasteStones: Aquamarine, chalcedony, coral, jade, lapis lazuli, moonstone, sugiliteNatural Symbols: Cup of water, seashells, sea stars, ice, scrying tools.Tree: Ash, willow, apple, poplar, elder, hazelPlants: Ferns, lotus, mosses, rushes, seaweeds, water liliesAnimals: Dolphins, fish, seals, whales, octopi, water creatures and sea birds,sea serpents, NessiePlaces: Lakes, springs, streams, rivers, beaches, oceans, wells, swimmingpools, bathtubs, showers, bedrooms (for sleep), health spas, steam rooms,fountainsGoddesses: Aphrodite, Isis, Mariamne, Mari, Tiamat, YemayaGods: Dylan, Ea, Llyr, Manannan, Osiris, Neptune, PoseidonRituals: Purification, love, psychic awareness, dreams, sleep, peace, marriage,friendships.Ritual Forms: Dilution, placing into water, washing away, bathing, messages in abottle, setting leaf boats afloat, freezing.

Rules over: Emotion, Intuition, Love, Feelings, the Womb, the blood in our veins,sorrow as healing, divination, tapping into the unconscious mind, allowing ourselvesto fully feel.

“I look to the West, I see the reflection of the setting sun on thelakes, the rivers and the seas. The Waters swirl around me,shifting emotions, perceptions, ever changing and and renewing.”-Ariendel

References: The SpiralDance Starhawk, 1998, HarperSanFrancisco; SPELLS and How they Work Janet & Stewart Farrar, 1990, Phoenix PublishingInc.; EARTH, AIR, FIRE & WATER Scott Cunningham, 2000, Llewellyn Publications; Wicca: A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner, Scott Cunningham,1988, Llewellyn Publications.; Tree Medicine, Tree Magic, Ellen Evert Hopman, 1991, Phoenix Publishing Inc.This work © 2003 Iowa Pagan Access Network, www.ipan.org. For republication permission contact IPAN, PO Box 861, Iowa City, IA 52244-0861

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SpiritTranscending Balance

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Center

Also known as Akasha the immutable, changeless source of all energy.Timeof day: Beyond all time, all time is oneSeason: The turning wheelTime of Life: The cycle of life and rebirthTarot Correspondence: Major ArcanaType of Energy: AllBasic Nature: Mystery, the unknown, deity within and without, the force of changeColors: White, Silver, PurpleTools: CauldronSense: Hearing, IntuitionStones: Quartz crystals, pearl, opal, agate, magnetiteNatural Symbols: HumanityTree: spirit, to hear - poplar, spiritual focus - oak, spiritual struggle - chestnutPlants: MistletoeAnimals: All and none; SphinxPlaces: The void, vacuums, outer space, inner mindGoddesses: Isis, the Secret Name of the Goddess, ShekinahGods: Akasha, Iao, JHVHRituals: Self-knowledge, self-affirmation, communing with deity, seeking religiousdirectionRitual Forms: Meditation, communion with nature/deity, divination

Rules over: Transendence, transformation, the deity within us all, all other elements inbalance, seeking the mystery, the spirit that moves us, that calm space where we canrenew our spirit when it is worn.

References: The SpiralDance Starhawk, 1998, HarperSanFrancisco; SPELLS and How they Work Janet & Stewart Farrar, 1990, Phoenix PublishingInc.; EARTH, AIR, FIRE & WATER Scott Cunningham, 2000, Llewellyn Publications; Wicca: A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner, Scott Cunningham,1988, Llewellyn Publications.; Tree Medicine, Tree Magic, Ellen Evert Hopman, 1991, Phoenix Publishing Inc.This work © 2003 Iowa Pagan Access Network, www.ipan.org. For republication permission contact IPAN, PO Box 861, Iowa City, IA 52244-0861

“I look within myself and I see power, mystery, and potential.To find my Center is all that I need to know deity and live mylife to the fullest.” -Ariendel

Air is the wind, the breath of creation;Fire is the sun, the spark of creation;Water is the oceans and rains, the blood and tears of creation;Earth is the mountains and soil; the body of creation.These combined with Spirit are the elements of life and magic.- Sherry Lore