The listing, LAST AUCTION! LOADS OF INFO FOR YOUR BOS!!! has ended.
I have some wonderful and helpful information for anyone who is just getting started on their BOS or if you are just curious, this information will be sent to your email as a PDF file. It will contain info on many different subjects & includes divider pages for each subject you want such as Rituals, Drying & Harvesting Herbs.........and lots more! This is my last Listia auction, so thanks to everyone who bid! Also the picture of the grey witch will be sent to you so you can use it to write whatever you want :)
Just for a little sneek preview I have included this info!
A BESOM BELONGS IN EVERY WITCHES KITCHEN,
BESOM: [BROOM} what a besom is, how to make a besom,how to use it , consecration chant,and magickal uses as follows;
The besom, or broom, is one of the main ritual tools of the witch and is sacred to both the Goddess and God. The God - through its symbolic phallic shape, the Goddess - through its three-piece make up, the shaft, the bristles and the binding cord, three being the tri-form aspect of the Goddess. While besom and broom are two names used interchangeably, there is a small difference in their definition. The brush of a besom is usually made of twigs and is therefore more rounded in shape, whereas the brush of a broom is primarily made of straw, which is flatter in shape.
Traditionally a besom was made from three different woods, Ash for the shaft, Birch twigs for the bristles and Willow strands for the binding cord. Ash is protective and has command over the four elements, Birch is purifying and draws spirits to one’s service, while Willow is sacred to the Goddess and binds them all together. In modern witchcraft today, while the traditional besom still takes pride of place, other woods are used for special purposes: Oak for added power and protection, Pine for luck and health, Redwood for longevity, Maple for love and money, Walnut for health and wisdom, and Cinnamon for spirituality.
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