An ebony wand, an olive wand and an sycamore wand
A magic
wand is a magician’s single most important tool whatever the magical tradition
is long before Harry Potter stories come into play. We find the use of wand in
Western magic systems and also the Eastern magic systems. The use of wand in
the Western magic such as Wicca, Solomon or New Age need not be elaborated as
there are assortments of wands to choose form in the market now-a-days.
In Thai
magic, a wand is also called a “maikru” and it mainly used for curing sickness,
to win over enemies, to cure spirit possessions, for authority etc. Basically a
wand in Thai magic seems to be much superior to the one in the West:
I am
indifferent as a wand is a wand for directing energy and for controlling
spirits.
So how
should one use a wand? First, I would give a name to the magic wand and
consecrate it accordingly. Of course, wand made from different material has
very specific usage: a bone wand is normally for necromancy, an ebony wand is
for black or grey magic while an olive wand is for white magic etc.
The magical
uses of a wand:
·
Spirit
communication
o
Draw
a door with your wand and visualizing a door really existed in front of you.
o
Call
out the name of the spirit you want to connect.
o
Invert
your wand and symbolically know the door 3x.
o
Meditate
to wait for the spirit to come.
·
Clearing
bad aura
o
Hold
your wand in your right hand and raise your arms above your head then swing
your hands down sideways and cross your wrists somewhere near your belly;
forming a circle.
o
Use
the wand to trace the contour of your aura to remove psychic parasites.
·
Dismissing
undesirable spirits
o
Use
the wand to make a sweeping action around your room or house then point your
wand towards the main door. Do the action a few times and the spirits will know
they are not welcomed.
And many
more applications limited only to your imagination J!
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