Sunlight or moonlight, particularly strong moonlight from a full moon, are also powerful sources of wand energy. Use desirable energy sources. This is often yourself, but be aware that wands are sensitive to other energy sources as well.
This could be a cloth or a pouch, for example. Black, blue, or purple pouch coloration and celestial designs are often popular. Be careful of depleting yourself of energy when self-charging the wand.
If you feel this happening, be sure to draw energy toward the center of your body: upward from the feet and downward from your head. Cleanse your wand periodically. This is a way of ridding your wand of unwanted, negative energy prior to recharging it from a new, desirable energy source. There are a variety of ways to cleanse a wand. So, be careful of smoke, fire, and water damage when implementing the methods below. Selenite is a common cleanser. Selenite, often used synonymously with gypsum, is the transparent variety of the gypsum mineral.
Sage smoke is another method. Light the sage, and allow the smoke to circulate around the wand. Flowing water cleanses as well. Holding your wand in a river, stream, waterfall, or other flowing natural water source can wash away negative energy. Method 2. Prepare your hands. Rub your hands together vigorously up and down and side to side for approximately 10 seconds or more prior to holding and using a wand. This will open the energy pathways in your hands, which is crucial to transferring energy to the wand.
Hold the wand in your right hand for most activities. According to most texts, the wand should be held in the right hand while praying or while summoning or addressing spirits. In this way, the wand is a sort of defensive weapon. Alternatively, hold the wand in your dominant hand or writing hand. Think of the wand as transferring energy from your dominant hand to your other, receiving hand.
Energy should flow from your center, through your arm and hand, and out the point of your wand to the receiving hand. Maintain a comfortable grip.
Feel around the wand for a comfortable spot to grip it. Listen to the wand to hear how best to hold onto it. Method 3. Find spells necessary for your wand's potential ability. Try to listen to your wand and become attuned to its abilities. Some say that the wand finds the wizard. Common spells include: [3] X Research source Love spells to attract love, seduce a mate, or heal a broken heart. Beauty spells. These often encompass height or weight adjustment or improving self-image.
Money spells that focus on wealth, prosperity, power, or good fortune. Protection spells to shield someone from negative energy, to protect a home or specific place, and to ward off dark magic, for example.
Clearly focus your inner intention. This is important prior to using a wand. There are several considerations to take into account before casting a spell. Consider what you plan on calling for--exactly what you want--and think about how this will bring yourself harmony. Determine whether or not your use of the wand will cause harm, and specifically how it will affect others.
Make strokes with the wand. Strokes are simply the movements that you make with your wand. They are a way of bringing your inner intentions to the external world. Different people use a different number of strokes when casting a spell.
It might be helpful to think of each stroke as forming a letter. Some say this is how the word spell came into being—by spelling out your intention with strokes.
Perform incantations with your wand. Incantations are sung spells. Incantations put out powerful vibrations into the universe, and entrust your will to whatever higher deity you ascribe to.
Practice the spells you have chosen to perform. Like anything else, practice is necessary to make a spell work. Sometimes a spell might not come to fruition for a period of years. In other instances, you'll see more imminent results that show your energy manifesting itself in the universe. Method 4. Direct your wand toward an afflicted area for physical healing. The wand does not need to touch the area, but it should be pointed away from you and toward the target area.
You might make circular motions with the wand and incorporate a prayer, mantra, or incantation. These might include: Meditations or visualizations that ground or focus you. When a wand has energy channeled into it the wand will focus the energy into a beam that comes out of its tip. To Empower The User To Do Magic The most basic magical reason for a wand is that when picked up it tells the wizard now is the time to do magic.
Magic, or as we like to call it manifestation creates largely based on our thoughts. If you magically created every thought you had, we would have problems.
A Magic Wand solves this problem by allowing wizards to think about anything without their thoughts affecting the world around them by not holding their wand. Think of it as a wizard has a "Magical Wizard" powered up state, to activate this state he must be holding his wand. When in this powered up state any magic or spells he casts will be more powerful than they would be without his magic wand. Many spells can be channeled through a wand, to those who do not understand magic this may seem like the wand itself is casting the spell.
But the spell itself is being cast by the user, not the magic wand tool itself. When in a stronger magical state your spells and magic is more powerful. The answer to this question may vary with each wizard, what are their mental and magical limitations? Spoilers will be present within the article. Albus Dumbledore casting Arresto Momentum without a wand. Wandless magic [1] was the performance of magic without the use of a wand. Such magic was often difficult to perform, and could have unexpected or volatile results if not done properly.
Usually, witches and wizards accustomed to using wands could only reliably perform wandless magic if they possessed great skill. Wands were used by witches and wizards to channel their magic , making their spells more accurate and potent. However, the wand was a European invention, and some cultures did not traditionally rely upon such tools for performing magic. Wandless magic was not officially taught at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry ; however, books on the subject were found in the Restricted Section of the Hogwarts Library.
Wandless magic could also be performed nonverbally , but this increased the level of difficulty to the point that only practitioners of exceptional skill could perform more than the most basic magic. Albus Dumbledore , generally considered the greatest wizard of all time, was known for performing magic in this manner. Gellert Grindelwald , an infamous Dark Wizard active in the Global wizarding war , was also extremely skilled with wandless magic, having performed it numerous times without difficulty during the conflict.
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