How to Setup a Spell in Witchcraft

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"On behalf of Expert Village, I'm Caroline and I'm here to tell you about Witchcraft. What I would do first is I would cast a circle around me and the altar. And then I would cleanse it with the broom or the besom. Then what I would do is I would go and light my candles. And the way that I do it, is I light the left candle, and I light it for the lady. I light the left candle and light it for the Lord. Which as I said before, for me this is Krit and Kronunos, or Krit and the Daghdah, because I use the Daghdah who's the all God in Irish culture. And then the middle candle I light to invite whoever would like to stop in. They are more than welcome to come and follow the light into my ceremony. I have my quarters set up, with earth. Which I have a little bit of graveyard dirt form my father's grave, because he is always with me. Any kind of earth will do. Some people use patchouli because it smells earth-like. It's not wrong, nothing is wrong in what you do, as long as your intention is pure. The earth is always in the North. Then we go to the East, where I have my bell, and that also calls the quarters, and it's also female. And it also stands for sound. So air and sound. In the South, normally I would have a candle, but today I have a dragon. Which I've used my little dragon before. Just as a reminder of the firepower in dragons, and that is South. South is generally thought of as hot and arid. So hence again, my little dragon pal. Over to the West, I have a little bit of salted water, which I use sea salt, and a piece of coral which I don't even know now who gave it to me. I think it came from Hawaii. But I use this as a touch base to the sea. Which you can still smell the salt on it, which is very nice. And then we're back to the North again."