LilithWiser1979
My Pink Spell
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, March 13th, 2014 at 12:22 PM (1395 Views)
I am a Wiccan preistess. I've been Wiccan since I was 19 and have researched the religion and spellwork most of that time. So much goes into spellcraft, (time, energy, effort, planning, visualization, timing with astrology and invoking the most complementary deities,) that it always made sense to me why I've gotten everything I've ever done a spell for... except a daughter.
I've done spells for a daughter before. They (obviously) didn't work. This made no sense to me because I have, through spells and ritual, manifested a home, a car, a husband, money at various times, my education, and lots of conflict resolution. Why would a daughter be any different?
After reading atomic's Maternal Dominance essay, it clicked for me. Spending night after night visualizing in preparation for the spell, scheduling the ritual itself for the perfect phase of the moon, researching exactly which goddess to petition would be most appropriate for what I'm requesting, agonizing over which spell components (flowers, incense, candle colors, etc.) are purely feminine without any tragic mythology related to them, writing out and memorizing the exact words and evocations before the night of the spell, and then freaking out over everything going exactly as I envisioned is the MOST MARTHA THING I COULD POSSIBLY DO!
In fact, it's pretty interesting that the majority of the Wiccans I know have boys. We left a religion we felt was controlling of us (usually patriarchal Catholicism,) for a goddess-based religion that assured us that we were in charge of our own destinies as long as we throw enough energy at what we want. Whenever we have a problem, we take charge of it and do a spell as I prescribed above, in addition to micromanaging the situation the best we can to control it. Every witch I know is (correctly!) adamant that spells alone will do nothing, and only through follow through in your daily life can you manifest what you want. For example, you can't do a money spell and not look for a job.
In other words, because of the philosophy and the way spells are crafted, most Wiccans are simply hardcore Marthas.
So, I've decided this time around to put my TTC a girl spell in the hands of our coven's high priestess. I've asked her to do a spell for me, and I'm going to trust her to do it properly. I will not spend days worrying that roses wouldn't be a good spell component because, although they are feminine, they are sterile, and that makes for a terrible fertility spell. I won't concern myself that doing the spell the day before the full moon, which is waxing and therefore best for bringing things INTO your life, is far better than doing it the day after. I know she already knows that Gaia is my matron goddess, and probably the best one to use for me, and I'll trust that if she evokes another, it's because she's done her own research and thinks She will work the best for me.
In other words, I'm trying to be very Mary about this spell. I'm going to have faith in my diet, exercise, the few supplements I'm taking, and the one attempt I'm planning as real-world efforts to complement it. I think that allowing someone else to do a spell for us pink swayers is the best way to go, and I actually wonder if this has anything to do with why the success rate for spells while swaying is so low? It may be.