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 Posted: Thu Jul 17, 2014 9:05 pm
The Properties of Natural Materials
Coralis Griffinbane
Table of Contents
Chapter One - Introduction
Chapter Two - Three Types of Enchanting
Chapter Three - Wood
Chapter Four - Herbs
Chapter Five - Flowers
Chapter Six - The Lunar Cycle
Chapter Seven - Crystals and Stones
Chapter Eight - Animals
Chapter Nine - Colors
Chapter WHATEVER - Final Words
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Posted: Thu Jul 17, 2014 10:27 pm
Chapter One - Introduction
Enchanters are the backbone of the magickal world. They create magical tools, items, and weapons for everyday use. However, they can have all the skill in the world, but it won't mean a thing if they are not aware of the properties of different materials.
Enchanters use only two types of materials: natural or alchemized. Alchemized materials (provided, obviously, by an alchemist) have higher magic concentration and are therefore more valued as magical materials. Synthetic materials, such as plastic and nylon, are absolutely terrible for enchanting are not recommended.
Contrary to popular belief, enchanting is different from charming. While charming can be done by just about any wizard, enchanting can only be done by enchanters who have been specially trained. Charms also have a limited lifespan, and disappear once certain requirements have been fulfilled. Enchanted objects will remain enchanted forever, though enchantments done by less experienced enchanters has been known to decay over time.
This book is to serve as a handy reference guide for the different properties of natural materials, animals, and the effect the lunar cycle can have on your magic. It is not only for enchanters, but mages as well - mages may find this guide useful for channeling through different objects.
Use this guide wisely, and your magickal arts will improve tenfold.
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Posted: Thu Jul 17, 2014 11:31 pm
Chapter Two - Three Types of Enchanting
Enchanting is actually a broad term that covers different categories. Different types of enchanting produce different effects, and the method of enchanting relies on the enchanter. The three types are as follows:
Pendulus - The Pendulus method is the method used to produce most magic wands that are sold. A wand created using the Pendulus method focuses the internal magic power of the bearer so it can be projected into the material world. It is a favorite method for beginners because the Pendulus method is very flexible and allows for mistakes. It can be used at any time in the lunar cycle, though it has been noted that objects enchanted with the Pendulus method during the waxing cycle turn out better. The Pendulus method also works with most magic sigils, and some enchanters have found that some sigils work better for them than others.
Pendulus objects are also highly valued by mages. An object that specifically focuses the internal power of the bearer makes it easy to channel their power through. A well-made Pendulus object can even increase the power output, which is one of the reasons many enchanters will perfect their Pendulus method even after being fully trained.
Tappat - The Tappat method, or the Key method, is the method used to produce most magical objects. The Tappat enchanting method endows an object with a specific purpose. For example, a sword that shoots out flames when swung has been enchanted using the Tappat method, because it cannot shoot out anything else other than flames. The Tappat method is called the Key method because it is the most important method for enchanters to learn if they wish to make specific goods.
The Tappat method is less forgiving than the Pendulus method. It can only be used on the night of a full moon, and more specific magic sigils must be used. One huge difference between the Tappat and Pendulus methods is the Pendulus method will greatly vary depending on the effect the enchanter is aiming for. For example, enchanting a sword that shoots fire will use a different planetary sigil than a sword that shoots air, because fire and air are governed by different planets and stars. Although the Tappat method is difficult, it is necessary to master.
Aeternum - The Aeternum method, or eternal, is the method most enchanters spend decades trying to master. It is an extremely difficult method to master, because very specific conditions must be met if it has any hope of working. Aeternum enchantments, however, are very, very worth it. They will never break, unlike Tappat or Pendulus enchantments, which have the possibility of decaying or breaking over time. They greatly increase the bearer's power output, and can be used to perform difficult feats with ease.
One of the reasons the Aeternum method is considered so difficult is because of the specific circumstances under which it is performed. An enchanter can only attempt the Aeternum method on a specific date, else they risk their tools and possibly their life. The Aeturnum method can only be used on the evening of a blue moon, and the enchanting must be completed before sunrise. If the appropriate sigils are not used, then the Aeternum enchantment is likely to blow up in the enchanter's face. If it is successful, however, Aeturnum enchantments are extremely valuable - more valuable than a thousand diamonds.
One popular item that is created using the Aeternum method are mirrorstones, an extremely useful magical item.
Most enchanters only learn the Pendulus and Tappat methods - only the most elite enchanters attempt to learn the Aeternum method.
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Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2014 12:09 am
Chapter Three - Wood
One of the most common materials used in enchanting is wood. Thus, it is important for enchanters to understand the properties of different types of wood and which types of wood to avoid altogether.
Acacia - respite from a journey
Alder - mystery
Apple - youth, happiness, health, beauty
Ash - sacrifice, sensitivity, awareness
Aspen - exploration, expansion
Avocado - spiritual nourishment
Balsam - healing, generosity
Bamboo - spiritual freedom, regeneration, renewal, flexibility
Banana - sustenance, danger, fertility, prosperity
Beech - tolerance, patience, lightness of spirit
Birch - new beginnings, visions
Blue Spruce - pure intentions, celebration, generosity
Bonsai - meditation, harmony, peace, order of thoughts, balance
Cedar - healing, cleansing, protection
Cherry - awakening, rebirth, good fortune, romance, love, affection
Chestnut - long life, ability to attune, wisdom
Coconut - nourishment, challenge, fortitude
Copaiba - vitality, beauty
Crab Apple - youth, joy, surprise
Cypress - sacrifice
Dogwood - joy, surprise
Elder - new life, renewal
Elm - inner strength, intuition
Eucalyptus - wealth, abundance, foretelling
Fig - aspirations, dreams
Fir - spring, fortitude
Hawthorne - fairies
Hazel - wisdom, dowsing, healing
Heather - internal healing, rites of passage
Holly - protection, overcoming anger
Juniper - great journey, determination
Kiwi - fortune, prosperity
Laurel - victory, ambition
Lemon - cleansing, freshness, healing
Lilac - honesty, new beginnings, truth, knowledge
Lime - intimacy, attraction
Magnolia - long lasting, friendship
Maple - balance, promise, practicality
Myrtle - marriage, everlasting
Oak - courage, power, wisdom
Olive - peace, victory, strength, purification, health
Orange - generosity, invitation
Palm - peace, flexibility, knowledge
Pear - spiritual blessings
Pine - celebration, stars, life
Pineapple - hospitality
Plum - promise, rewards
Poplar - courage, faith
Redwood - forever
Sequoia - long life, dreams, stars
Shea - healing of the mind, body, spirit
Spruce - nobility, generosity, peace
Starfruit - beauty, spiritual healing
Walnut - wisdom, knowledge, protection
Wisteria - romance, mystery
Willow - wishes, dreams
There are three types of wood to avoid - koa, from the Hawaiian islands, which makes the bearer feel as though they are on permanent vacation; purpleheart, which traps energy within it, and zebrawood, which is stubborn and will often reverse the bearer's energy without warning.
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Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2014 1:06 am
Chapter Four - Herbs
Herbs are incredibly important, whether one is an enchanter or a chemist. They carry many different magical properties, making it important to know how to bring out the property you need. Some properties are brought out by grinding the herb into powder, others are brought out by consumption, and still others (particularly the nuts) can only be brought out by the herb's oils. Certain kinds of properties are brought out in the same way; for example, a rule of thumb for drawing out a love property is that the herb needs to be crushed/shredded and set in water for at least 24 hours.
This is a list of herbs and their current known properties.
Acorn - money, health, protection, healing, health
Almond - money, wisdom, prosperity
Aloe - love, spirituality
Angelica - protection, healing, wisdom
Apricot Pit - love
Avocado Pit - beauty
Balm of Gilead - emotional healing, love, protection
Bamboo - luck, protection, wishes, getting rid of negative energy
Basil - astral projection, love, wealth, protection
Brazil Nut - love
Burdock - healing, protection
Cashew - money
Cedar - money, protection, healing
Celery Seeds - lust, mental powers
Chestnut - love, money
Cinnamon Stick - spirituality, healing, mental powers, money
Cloves - love, money, protection
Cotton - healing, luck, protection
Dill - money, protection, lust, love, protection of children
Elderberries - sleep, prosperity, protection
Fenugreek - money, mental powers
Fig - divination, love
Frankincense - spirituality, consecration, protection
Ginger Root - love, money, power, success
Ginseng - love, lust, wishes, vitality, healing, beauty, protection
High John The Conqueror - love, success, happiness, money
Holly Leaf - luck, protection, dreams
Horehound - mental powers, healing, protection
Horse Chestnut - money, healing
Hyssop - purification, prosperity, protection
Irish Moss - safe travel, luck, money
Jasmine - love, money, sleep, dreams
Juniper - protection from thieves, health, love
Mint Sprig - money, travel, protection, banishing, healing
Moss - luck, money
Mugwort - divination, mental powers, strength, protection, dreams, astral projection
Mustard - fertility, protection, money
Mustard Seed - mental powers, faith, protection
Nettle - healing, lust, protection
Orris - lasting love, protection, divination
Parsley - purification, lust, fertility, protection
Peach Pit - love, wishes, banishing, longevity
Pennyroyal - protection, peace, strength
Pine - healing, fertility, money, protection
Pistachio Nut - used to break a love spell
Raspberry - love, protection
Radish - protection
Rue - mental powers, love, healing
Sage - wisdom, healing, prosperity, longevity, money
Star Anise - mental powers powers, luck
Sunflower Seeds - wishes, health, wisdom
Valerian - love, purification, sleep, peace, protection
Vanilla Beans - love, mental powers
Vetivert - love, luck, protection against theft, money
Walnut - mental powers, health, wishes
Willow - love, divination, healing, protection
Witch Hazel - protection, healing of a broken heart, chastity
Wormwood - mental powers, protection, love, spirit summoning
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Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2014 9:29 am
Chapter Five - Flowers
Flowers can be used in several ways. Their petals can be soaked in water to draw out their essence, shredded to be thrown into a mixture, or used whole. As a rule of thumb, most of a flower's magic essence is contained within its petals. However, in some cases, it's better to use the pollen of the flower instead.
Aster - love
Bachelor's Button - love
Bird of Paradise - love
Bluebell - strength, luck, constancy, truth
Buttercup - happiness, love, prosperity, healing
Camellia - prosperity, gratitude
Carnation - protection, strength, healing, vitality
Chrysanthemum - protection
Crocus - love, visions
Daffodil - love, luck
Daisy - love
Dandelion - divination and spirit summoning
Dogwood - wishes, protection
Forget-me-not - love, memory
Foxglove - protection
Gardenia - love, healing, peace, spirituality
Geranium - fertility, protection, love, health
Heather - love, luck, protection
Honeysuckle - money, love, protection, mental powers
Hyacinth - love, protection, happiness
Iris - purification, wisdom
Jasmine - prophetic dreams, love, money
Lavender - love, protection, sleep, happiness, healing, peace, purification, longevity
Lilac - protection, beauty, banishing, love
Lily - purity, protection, breaking love spells
Lily of the Valley - happiness, mental powers
Magnolia - love, fidelity
Marigold - protection, dreams, mental powers, legal matters, business
Mullein - love, courage, protection, divination
Orchid - love
Passion Flower - peace, sleep, friendship, popularity
Peony - protection, banishment
Periwinkle - love, lust, protection, money
Poppy - fertility, money, love, luck, sleep
Primrose - love, protection
Rhododendron - peace, strength
Rose - love, healing, mental powers, luck, protection, love divination
Rosemary - love, protection, banishment, healing, sleep, youth, purification
Snapdragon - protection, friendship
Sunflower - wishes, wisdom, fertility, health, money divination
Sweet Pea - friendship, courage, strength
Tulip - love, prosperity, happiness, dreams, protection
Violet - love, wishes, luck, healing, peace, protection
Wisteria - mental clarity
Yarrow - courage, love, protection, mental powers
Zinnia - love, lust, strength
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Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 6:41 pm
Chapter Six - The Lunar Cycle
Much magic depends on the cycle of the moon. Enchantments, potions, hexes, charms... many of these rely on Luna's location and the timing of the moon cycle. Moon cycles are roughly 28 days long, and they have two main sub-cycles: waxing and waning.
Energy increases during the waxing moon cycle as the sunlight reflected on the moon's surface increased from right to left. The waxing cycle is a good time for any magic related to "construction". For example, if one is mixing a potion for hair growth, it should be mixed during the waxing cycle since it is "constructing" hair. Particularly good days for magic during the waxing cycle are the waxing crescent on Day 4, the first quarter on Day 7, and the waxing gibbous on Day 10 of the moon cycle.
The full moon, which occurs on Day 14 of the lunar cycle, is the peak of the moon's energy. It is the night that werewolves roam and magic is at its most potent. All spells will be stronger, regardless of a wizard's skill, and magical items left out in the light of a full moon will be recharged so long as they're brought back inside before sunrise. Some sources swear that predictions of the future are also more accurate when done on a full moon. It is the best day to work any type of magic, especially magic concerning a balance, because the full moon occurs dead center of the cycle.
The waning cycle is the period when the moon slowly disappears. It's a good time to work any magic pertaining to "destruction". Relating to the hair growth example before, this would be a good time to instead make a hair loss potion. Hair loss is "deconstructing" hair. Particularly good days for magic during the waning cycle are the waning gibbous on Day 18, the last quarter on day 22, and the waning crescent on day 26.
However! It is warned that the closer to the new moon magic is performed, the likelier it is that something will go wrong. If the full moon is the best night to work magic, with magic at its prime, then the new moon is the worst. Magic, save magic charged by dark powers, is weak during a new moon and any magic attempted during a new moon is bound to go severely awry unless the wizard has complete mastery over their power.
Other magic (or enchantments) can only be performed during a specific full moon as well. As stated earlier, for example, the Aeternum method of enchanting can only be performed during a blue Thunder Moon. A Thunder Moon is a full moon occurring in July, and a blue Thunder Moon is the second blue moon in July. The different full moons are as follows:
January - Wolf Moon
February - Snow Moon
March - Crow Moon
April - Grass Moon
May - Planting Moon
June - Flower Moon
July - Thunder Moon
August - Green Corn Moon
September - Harvest Moon
October - Hunter's Moon
November - Frosty Moon
December - Long Night Moon
A blue moon is the second full moon in any month. This phenomena only occurs every two to three years, though in rare cases there have been two in a single year. The next thirteen blue moons will occur on the following dates:
2015 - July 31
2018 - January 31
2018 - March 31
2020 - October 31
2023 - August 31
2026 - May 31
2028 - December 31
2031 - September 30
2034 - July 31
2037 - January 31
2037 - March 31
2039 - October 31
2042 - August 31
Certain types of magic will also be more powerful under the moon than under the sun. As a general rule of thumb, magic related to water and earth tends to be stronger under the light of the moon, while magic related to fire and air tend to be stronger under the light of the sun.
You should now have a basic grasp on the lunar cycle and its importance in working different types of magic.
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Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 6:56 pm
Chapter Seven - Gemstones
Gemstones are incredibly important in enchanting, as they are often used to amplify a specific quality. The most common stone to use is quartz, which, among several other magical properties, is an excellent amplifier for magical power. Sunstones are great, if not better, than quartz at amplifying power, but they are far more difficult to find.
There are many different gemstones, and just as many properties.
Agate - happiness, intelligence, health, protection of children, strength, physical energy, courage, gardening, well-being
Amazonite - calm, peace, joy, gambling luck, overcoming grief, concentration, creativity
Amber - wisdom, happiness, luck, strength, healing, patience, beauty, pleasure, physical strength, willpower
Amethyst - peace, love, happiness, protection, good judgment, dreams, eloquence, common sense, compassion
Ametrine - astral travel, magical power, meditation, removing negativity
Apache Tears - luck, blocking of pain
Aragonite - meditation, balance, healing, willpower, patience
Aventurine - creativity, motivation, intellect, perception, clarity, imagination, independence, joy, sexuality, vitality, wealth, luck
Bloodstone - healing, wealth, courage, physical strength, revitalization, prosperity, guidance, abundance
Calcite - luck, money, resolution, gambling, healing, creativity, business success, attracting love
Carnelian - joy, protection, energy, peace, concentration, focus, action, sexuality, healing, courage
Chrysocolla - peace, patience, love, wisdom, dreams, prosperity, growth, hope, intuition, tolerance, patience, sleep, creativity, self-awareness
Citrine - sleep, luck, creativity, protection, self-esteem, magical power
Copper - releasing, healing, protection, self-esteem, luck, attracting love & money
Diamond - generosity, trust, faithfulness, prosperity, love, peace, success, physical strength, will power, confidence, joy, luck
Emerald - peace, sleep, healing, divination, love, friendship, protection from evil, memory, romance, understanding
Flourite - luck, concentration, keenness of mind, perspective, logic, intellect, truth
Fuchsite - healing, wisdom, intellect, productivity, independence, problem solving, reducing mood swings
Gaia Stone - prosperity, emotional healing
Garnet - health, self-esteem, love, business success, friendship, travel protection, happiness, peace, patience, inspiration, persistence, wisdom
Gold - abundance, energy, purification, love, warmth, prosperity
Goldstone - hope, protection
Hematite - concentration, memory, courage, stress relief, energy, healing, divination, grounding, healing, scrying, reliability, self-confidence, legal matters
Howlite - stress relief, anxiety, creativity, purity
Iolite - truth, calming, peace, curiosity, spiritual growth, leadership
Jade - unconditional love, concentration, harmony, health, justice, protection, luck, beauty, energy, stress relief, perspective, wisdom, growth
Jasper - stability, healing
Jet - purification, mental protection, control, luck, health, divination, protection from violence
Kyanite - creativity, commitment, loyalty, meditation, communication, cleansing, loyalty, dreams, honesty
Labradorite - faith, patience, imagination, strength, sleep, protection, stress relief, divination, courage
Lapis Lazuli - courage, healing emotional wounds, compassion, courage, wisdom, strength, clarity, wisdom, fidelity, divination, creativity
Lepidolite - peace, overcoming addictions, objectivity, clear communication
Lodestone - focus, sleep, grounding
Malachite - success, concentration, travel protection, healing, sleep, inspiration, emotional maturity, wisdom
Moldavite - meditation, compassion, self-healing, channeling, widening perspective
Moonstone - stress relief, luck, clarity, hope, joy, good fortune, new beginnings, beauty, dieting, divination
Obsidian - grounding, divination, healing, cleansing, clarity, luck, manifestation, transformation, inner growth
Onyx - balancing, protection, faith, stability, scrying, relaxation
Opal - positive emotions, joy, inner beauty, loyalty, spontaneity, clarity, healing, passion, eloquence, faithfulness, self-confidence, wisdom
Pearl - divination, balancing, protection, intuition, chastity, wisdom, youth, truth, innocence, money, prosperity, friendship
Peridot - prosperity, growth, purification, balance, intuition, compassion, cleansing, anger management, overcoming nervousness, friendship, healing, repairing relationships, focus
Petrified Wood - protection, longevity
Pyrite - logic, clarity, memory, prosperity, willpower, grounding, vitality
Quartz - healing, drawing out pain, meditation, balance, magical strength
Rhodocrosite - healing, beauty, intelligence, energy, peace, loneliness, comfort, self-confidence, tact, compassion, friendship
Rhodonite - assurance, self-esteem, peace, happiness, laughter, joy, enabling change
Ruby - wealth, passion, restful sleep, power, joy, courage, generosity, willpower, contentment
Sapphire - balance, overcoming depression, self-discipline, love, meditation, peace, healing, friendship
Seraphinite - purification, compassion, healing
Serpentine - cleansing, visualization, meditation, attracting love, abundance, longevity
Silver - soothing, cleansing, balance, clarity, stress relief
Sodalite - truth, stress relief, peace, harmony, wisdom, relaxation, communication, learning, perception, creativity, insight
Staurolite - compassion, understanding, prosperity
Sugilite - stress relief, purification, healing, protection, forgiveness, compassion, eloquence, friendship, growth
Sunstone - healing, overcoming depression, health, physical energy, protection, success, vitality, courage, independence, enhancement
Tanzanite - meditation, protection, wisdom
Tiger's Eye - restores physical energy, truth, understanding, emotional balance, luck, good fortune, communication, self-confidence
Topaz - emotional balance, abundance, clarity, confidence, overcoming depression, energy, focus, power
Tourmaline - creativity, success, prosperity, attracting love, meditation, grounding, understanding root of problems
Turquoise - friendship, meditation, loyalty, divination, healing, wisdom, beauty, protection, wealth, romantic love, courage, trust, victory
Unakite - protection, power, healing, friendship, gardening, attracting animal guides, peace, quiet
Zoisite - health, strength, enthusiasm, poise, composure
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Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2014 9:31 pm
Chapter Eight - Animals
Animals or animal parts, such as feathers, hairs, or bone, are often used in magical practices. Therefore, it is important to understand what different animals represent and what magical properties you can get out of each of them.
It's important to note that this is by no means a complete guide; this chapter will cover animals known only to the mundane. It is recommended that you look at other resources for magick creatures.
Armadillo - boundaries
Bat - rebirth
Bear - introspection
Beaver - builder
Buffalo - prayer, abundance
Bumblebee - community, celebration, personal Power
Butterfly - transformation
Cat - wholeness
Cheetah- speed, focus
Coyote - trickery
Crow - law, death
Deer - gentleness
Dolphin - life
Dove - peace
Dragonfly - illusions
Eagle - spirit
Elephant - commitment
Elk - stamina
Fox - camouflage
Frog - healing
Gazelle - awareness
Giraffe - visions
Hawk - messages
Hippopotamus - emotions
Horse - power
Hummingbird - joy
Jaguar - being alone
Lion - courage
Lizard - dreams
Moose - self-esteem
Mouse - scrutiny
Mountain Lion - leadership
Otter- medicine
Owl - wisdom
Peacock - wholeness
Rabbit- fear
Polar Bear - integration
Raccoon - dexterity, disguise
Robin - growth, renewal
Seal - instinct
Salamander - transformation
Skunk - self-respect
Salmon - wisdom
Snake - transmutation
Spider - weaver
Squirrel - gathering
Swan - grace
Tiger - the present
Turtle - earth
Whale - history
Wolf - knowledge
Zebra - individuality
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Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2014 10:05 pm
Chapter Nine - Colors
Colors matter. An experienced wizard can tell, at a glance, the function of a magical item, or a mixture, or anything else that may be pigmented. Colors can be very telling of an item's nature, and, more importantly, the user's intentions. Some items, like mood rings, rely on color to relay their information. Others are simply color-coded for convenience. Chemists can also immediately tell if something has gone wrong with their mixtures by the color of their potions.
Black - grounding, wisdom, safety, reversing, negativity, shapeshifting, defense, scrying, pride
Blue - focus, forgiveness, good fortune, truth, fidelity, patience, organization, sincerity, astral projection, water element
Brown - earth magic, concentration, material goods, stability, locating lost objects, earth element, food, financial crisis
Copper - business success, passion, money, career growth
Gold - great fortune, abundance, prosperity, male energy, divination, solar energy, justice, health, attraction, luxury
Gray - loneliness, glamour, contemplation, removing negative influence
Green - prosperity, abundance, money, physical & emotional healing, growth, luck, plant magic, acceptance, weather
Indigo - mental ability, dignity, divination, meditation, ambition, overcome depression
Lavender - knowledge, intuition
Light Blue - peace, protection
Orange - creativity, self-expression, intellectual matters, overcoming addiction, justice, ambition, vitality, action, opportunity, celebration
Pink - love, compassion, nurturing, femininity, friendship, romance, partnership, emotional healing, self-improvement, maturity
Purple - wisdom, influence, drive away evil, change luck, independence, government, break habit
Red - passion, vitality, strength, survival, courage, mercy, action, danger, war, fire element, conflict, independence, assertiveness
Silver - female energy, stability, intuition, dreams, victory, meditation, communication, moon magic
Violet - insight, clarity, tension
White - all purpose, unity, purity, cleansing, peace, healing, innocence, rain, truth, consecration
Yellow - success, happiness, memory, concentration, persuasion, imagination, solar magic, charm, confidence, air element, travel
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Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 12:34 pm
Chapter Ten - Final Words
This is by no means a complete guide. There are countless animals, plants, gemstones, herbs, and trees - more than any one book could possibly list alone. What it is, however, is a good starting point for any beginner chemist, alchemist, or enchanter. The resources in this book, coupled with your own teachings, should be enough to get you started on whatever path you desire.
Good luck.
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