You must BLESS all Tools before using! Never allow anyone to touch your TOOLS!!! Rebless your Tools at least once a month!

Amulet: An amulet is generally a small item made of natural materials - wood, stone , shell or gems - charged for the magical purpose of protection. Amulets are often ornate and can be either carried in a pouch or worn as jewelry.

Asperger: An asperger is a device, constructed of either brass or silver, used to sprinkle water for purification at the beginning of spells. Many witches use a Herbal bundle as their Asperger.

Bell: A bell or gong is used in Cememonies at the beginning of a Ritual and at the emd. They summon the power of the elements: Earth, Fire, Water and Air.

Bolline: A balline is a white handled knife used by witches for cutting, carving or inscribing things (candles, talimans etc..) during the course of a ritual.

Book Of Shadows: The book of shadows is a magical journal kept by witches whereby spells and invocations, dreams, herbal recipes, ritual notes and divination results can be recorded.

Candles: Candles are used on your Altar. For spells you choose a particular colors, fragrances, shapes and inscriptions serving a symbolic purpose.

Chalice:The chalice is a goblet or cup used to hold the wine shared around the circle of those partcipating in a ritual.

Charcoal: In ritual, charcoal is burned in a censer and you sprinkle assorted Herbs over it during certain ceremonies.

Chords:Chords are heavy string used for binding or releasing spells. The color and thickness depends on the spell being cast. A witch also has a cord that is 9 ft long and has a knot at 3 ft and one at 6 ft. Used for measuring your circle, they are worn around your waist.

Cloth:Felt and velvet cloths are often used in magick to make Mojo bags and sachets. You can also wrap charms and herbs that have been charged with power.

Essential oils:Essential oils have long been used for their power of healing and to help specific states of mind. In witchcraft, oils have many purposes and different oils are linked with different usages. Example would be: Anointing your Candles or Mojo Bags.

Feathers:Bird feathers are commonly used in magick ritual to represent freedom. They are also used in Feather Magick.

Herbs: Herbs and flowers are used for their power of healing and attraction in witchcraft, and different herbs correspond with different requirements in witchcraft.

Incenses:Incense comes in sticks, cones and powders, with aromas varying from floral to herbal mixtures. The incense burned depends on the purpose of each ritual, thought frankincense is considered to be have many properties and can be used for most spells.

Pentacle: A pentacle is a disc of metal, wood or ceramic with a pentagram and various other symbols inscribed on it. Symbolizing the element Earth, the pentacle is used in rituals of protection as a shield.

Ritual Scroll:The ritual scroll in witchcraft is a set of instructions that help guide the spellcaster through the casting of a complex spell.

Robes:Ritual robes are often worn by the spell caster to enchance the effectiveness of the spell. Usually resembling caftans or choir robes, ritual robes are best made from natural materials - cotton, rayon and wool - that allow the skin to breathe.

Spellpaper:Using spellpaper and charcoal, the spellcaster is often required to draw a circle of eternity as part of a written spell which is burnt during ritual to herald union with the universe.

Taliman: A taliman is a drawn symbol or a constructed item that is charged with specific energies. The taliman can either be worn as jewelery or carried on one's person, allowing its energy to exert a continual and subtle influence on the holder.

Thurible: A thurible is a metal dish or burner used to hold charcoal and incense throughout witchcraft ceremonies. It is considered to represent the element Air.

Wand: The wand in witchcraft is a stick 12 to 18 inches long, carved from one of the traditionally considered "sacred" woods and used to channel power. The wand is often decorated and carved in accordance with the spellcaster's beliefs.