When it comes to magical correspondences, I found that using different ones from time to time provides a way to fine-tune rituals and especially spells. While it is true that power is built up over time by the repeated use of something, stepping off the beaten path to explore different approaches is when magic really happens.
For a time I was basing my personal divination on color symbolism; 1. A few weeks after embarking on this avian adventure, I was amazed not only by how many feathers I began to find but also at the range of colors. Out of the blue no pun intended , a friend gifted me with several brilliant feathers from her parrot.
I felt that magic was definitely afoot or, shall we say, on the wing. Integrating my spirituality with everyday life has always been important to me, and the use of magical correspondences has helped. This was especially true years ago when I worked in the corporate world, and it was necessary to avoid straying too far from the proverbial broom closet.
When I was working toward a new position, I kept a small ivy plant on my desk to clear away negative energy. I placed it on a turquoise saucer because it is a color that attracts prosperity. To increase the odds in my favor I also secreted a piece of red-banded agate under the ivy leaves and moved the plant to the north corner of my desk to maintain my intentions for success. For a brief time there was an extremely negative person in the company, and I had to erect energy barriers.
I hid another crystal under the leaves of the ivy plant on my desk— this time a clear quartz point to avert negativity—and I hung a bracelet-sized ring of blue-lace agate beads on my bulletin board to calm and ground the energy in my space. Although I had limited room on my desk, I put a moon-snail. It worked so well that a colleague commented on how I seemed to have fallen off Mr. Because there were only smatterings of magical correspondences here and there in books at that time, I began to compile my own findings.
I would not go so far as to call it a grimoire, but it became a repository of ideas. These scribblings were the beginning of the book you hold in your hands. In addition to my own findings, I gathered material from the books listed in the bibliography. This thought brings me to the word complete, and some ideas about for whom this book is intended. Despite the title, compiling a reference for magical correspondences could easily fill a number of books, so I had to figure out where to draw the line while covering a lot of ground.
Because of this, I have tried to focus on things that seem to be used most frequently in ritual and spellwork, and so this book is for general Pagans and Wiccans rather than for practitioners of high or ceremonial magic or those who dabble on the darker side. My aim was to be practical. And while there are many more mythical creatures and magical beings, I chose ones based on the frequency with which I was finding correspondences for them in my sources. I thought this was a relevant indication of their popularity for ritual and magic work.
An entire book could be filled with correspondences for just plants or deities, but then it would be limited and less useful. Coming from a Celtic background and practice, I wanted to 2. Balance was a huge factor in deciding what to include, and with very few exceptions you will find that each item listed as a correspondence has its own entry and associated correspondences. Following the thread of one correspondence may lead you to new discoveries that enhance your intentions.
For example, if you notice goldfinch under the entry for Communication, and it resonates with you, you might look up the entry for goldfinch. If you do, you will find that this bird is also associated with the power of the voice and family, which might help you fine-tune your magical intent. For this reason I chose to include items with correspondences that linked with others to help you maintain focus while widening your scope. Instead of listing as many animals, deities, or plants as possible, my aim was to include those that furthered the concept of creating a web of correspondences to support magical intention.
Balance and space dictated the length of some entries such as those for amethyst, Isis, wolf, and several others. In these cases there were so many correspondences that I limited them to the most prevalent.
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