Sunday, April 20, 2008

Spells and Whistles

Firstly, I left all my tools out on the back deck to charge under last night's full moon. This morning when I woke up, I went outside, cast my circle, lit my candles and thanked Mother Moon for Her energy. Normally, I don't like to bring any objects that haven't been cleansed or charged into my circle, but I felt this spell called for exactly that. Here's what I did:

Yesterday afternoon, I thought long and hard about what I wanted in and from a job. I want financial security, flexibility, so that if I need to drop everything and be mama, I can do that. I want to feel as though I am doing good things for others. I know that most wouldn't consider organizing and abstracting medical data to be beneficial to others, but we information nerds know the beauty in having pertinent data at the touch of a computer keyboard. I want a job that will not stagnate. Meaning, once I have my experience and expertise, I can move onto bigger things, ie, consulting, travel positions, etc...

The elements of my spell? It was actually really simple. I laid a dollar bill on my table, and laid my watch on top of that, lit a candle, spoke what I wanted, finished with "and it harm none" and sent the energy out with a big push.The dollar and the watch had not been cleansed, because, as I am going into the world, I wanted to prove to myself that 40 hours per week in the work force will not change who I am. I will be influenced, surely, but will remain me. The dollar was a symbol of financial security, the watch a symbol of using my time efficiently, the candle (my favorite color and scent) the light and heat of my hopes and dreams.

So mote it be.

9 comments:

Anonymous said...

You rock!

Is that your Altar cloth? Do tell the story.

I just may call you today, during a break from tending my outside home.

I wanted to talk Tarot.

AutumnZ said...

I found my altar cloth at a church yard sale. (Irony?) I left the house that morning specifically looking for material or something for an altar cloth. Apparently, it was meant to be mine :-)

Java said...

good luck! I'm in transition as well, having just quit my job as a school bus driver to be at home and more available to my family. That's the idea, anyway. But also to get some quiet time to consider my next quest in this life.

I hope your search ends with exactly what you need, and that you grow into that role.

Slang said...

Good luck in your search...I love that one of the things you want from a job is that it will help others. I struggle with that almost daily in my job.

If you get a minute and don't mind, can you drop me an email so I have your address? I have a couple things I'd like to ask about that don't really fit in the comments section.

Gregory said...

I'm always thinking about you, and I love you too.

Wolfmoonlady said...

Luck and good wishes to you, AZ.

May the Goddess and the Universe grant your wishes and allow you to live your dreams, your way.

Many blessings (and Happy Earth Day),
Morgan

TigerYogiji said...

Indeed!!!

Om Sri Hanumate Namah!!!!

Susanna said...

t a kick out of this:http://www.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSL2290323220080422?sp=true

Jaspenelle Jovian said...

When I was a child I had a hand mirror that looked almost exactly like that with a matching hairbrush...

And to quote peace goddess, You rock!