School of Magick
If you have already mastered the basics of witchcraft and are eager to delve deeper into the mystical arts, you have reached the intermediate level. Welcome to this gateway of intermediate witchcraft, offering valuable information and resources to support your continued growth and exploration.
A more advanced witchcraft is a stage where practitioners have surpassed the beginner level and are poised to elevate their magickal practice to new heights. Having already performed spells, rituals, and divination, those exploring intermediate witchcraft are now ready to refine their craft, explore advanced techniques, and forge a deeper connection with the spiritual realm.
This phase of the journey is marked by a thirst for knowledge and a willingness to expand one’s understanding and skills as an adept practitioner of the mystical arts.
Wicca: A modern pagan, witchcraft-based religion that involves the worship of nature and the practice of rituals, spells, and magick.
Paganism: A broad term that encompasses various polytheistic, nature-based, and magickal traditions.
Ceremonial Magick: A system of magickal practices that involves intricate rituals, symbols, and invocations to communicate with higher powers or energies.
Hoodoo: A folk magick system that originated in African American communities, combining African spirituality, Native American practices, and European folk magick.
Voodoo: A syncretic religion with African, Catholic, and indigenous influences, often involving rituals, spells, and communication with spirits.
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Thelema: A spiritual system founded by Aleister Crowley, emphasizing personal growth, self-discovery, and the pursuit of one’s True Will through rituals and magick.
Hermeticism: An esoteric tradition based on the teachings of Hermes Trismegistus, involving the study of spiritual and philosophical principles and practices like alchemy.
Cunning Craft: A traditional European witchcraft practice that involves herbalism, divination, spellwork, and connecting with spirits of the land.
Santería: A syncretic religion that blends Yoruba traditions with Catholicism, involving rituals, offerings, and communication with Orishas (deities).
Vodou: A Haitian religion that combines West African beliefs and Catholicism, involving rituals, dances, and communication with spirits called Loa.
Candle Magick: A practice of using different colored candles, intentions, and symbols to focus energy and manifest desires.
Crystal Magick: The belief that specific crystals and gemstones possess metaphysical properties and can be used for healing, protection, and manifestation.
Sigil Magick: The creation of symbols or sigils representing intentions, desires, or affirmations, often charged with energy to bring about desired outcomes.
Divination: Practices like tarot card reading, astrology, scrying, and rune casting to gain insight into the past, present, and future.
Necromancy: The practice of communicating with and seeking guidance from the spirits of the deceased.
Shamanism: An ancient practice involving communication with the spirit world, often through trance states, to heal and gain insights.
Chaos Magick: A modern magickal practice that draws from various traditions and beliefs, emphasizing the pragmatic use of symbols, belief, and intention.
Energy Healing: Modalities like Reiki, Pranic Healing, and Qigong that involve channeling and manipulating energy for healing and balancing.
Deepening Your Practice: It’s time to deepen your understanding of the elements, astrology, tarot, and other esoteric arts. Study the correspondences between planets, zodiac signs, crystals, and herbs to enhance the potency of your spellwork.
Advanced Spellcasting: Explore complex and intricate spellcasting techniques, such as sigil magick, planetary magick, and ritualistic spellwork. Experiment with various forms of energy manipulation and focus on refining your intentions for more powerful results.
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Planetary Magick
Working with Deities and Spirits: Intermediate witchcraft often involves forging connections with deities, spirit guides, and ancestors. Learn about different pantheons, deities, and spirit entities, and practice rituals and offerings to honor and work with them.
Herbalism and Potioncraft: Deepen your knowledge of herbalism and potioncraft. Learn about the medicinal and magical properties of herbs, and how to create potions, oils, and incenses to aid in your spiritual practices.
Advanced Divination: Further develop your divination skills by exploring more complex divination methods like astrology, numerology, scrying, and pendulum dowsing. Use divination as a tool for gaining insights into your life and spiritual path.
Dreamwork and Astral Travel: Dive into dreamwork and astral travel to explore the realms beyond the physical. Keep a dream journal, practice lucid dreaming, and learn techniques for safe and intentional astral projection.