Ritual Tools

• Dagger
  • Element of Fire
  • Recommended length is between 9-10 inches from hilt to point
  • A means of Summoning, Controlling, or Banishing Spirits and/or Otherworldly powers
  • Used to trace a circle
• Wand
  • Element of Air
  • Witches Will of Power
  • Directs energy
  • Tool of Persuasion
  • Different wands for different purposes
• Two Goblets
  • Metal, ceramics, glass, pewter
  • One for water
  • One for wine
• Pentacle Disk
  • Element of Earth
  • Wooden, ceramic
  • The grounding point for the Altar
  • Manifestation point for the arrival of spiritual energy into the physical world
• White Pillar Candle
  • Element of Spirit
  • Placed on Altar
  • Lit before ceremonies, blown out after circle has been broken
• Incense Burner
  • Element of Air
  • Place in sand, which is in a jar
• Bottles for Consecrated Water
  • Element of Water
  • Always purify before pouring into bottle
  • Store in small bottles
• Bottle for Salt
  • Element of Earth and Spirit
  • Small bottles are better, less likely to spill
  • Sea Salt, Kosher Salt
• Candle snuffer
  • An elegant way to snuff out ceremonial candles
• Non-Flammable Candle Holders
  • Metal is best
  • Place atop small tables, 4 for the 4 directions
• Small Metal Cauldron
  • Represents the womb of the Goddess
  • Cast iron
• Broom
  • Used to deflect evil and bring good luck
  • Clean area of negativity before beginning new ritual
• Bune Wand
  • Forked stick or staff
  • Represents Horned God
• Mortar and Pestle
  • Used to grind up herbs
  • Produces a magical connection to the herbs for the ritual
  • Concentrate on the herbs while grinding
• Ladder
  • A string with 40 beads or knots to help keep count while chanting

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