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how to cast circle and pentacle

Posted: Sat Sep 24, 2011 6:15 am
by greenvixen
Hi..., :lol:

I am a beginner and still studying the craft... I have done researches about casting circle but every link that I found is different from each other, please help me be familiarize on casting circle... if you do know some basic way on casting circle because I don't want to let my relative/ family member knows that I'm studying the craft at least not now... and by the way where can I buy pentacles and if I already got one should I bless it first before using it to any rituals.. thank you for taking time to read this.. and for understanding that I am just a beginner :D

Re: How to cast circle and pentacle

Posted: Sat Sep 24, 2011 9:38 am
by Tasariel
Every link you find on casting the circle is different because there are MANY ways to cast it! There isn't any one specific way that we all have to do it.
firebirdflys wrote:Stand in the West, facing the East, and with your Wand or Athame in hand pointed towards the East, move your arm around in a circular motion in a clockwise direction, (deosil). You can call and release your quarters just by facing the direction from where you stand. When taking down your circle, (facing East), point your tool to the East and wave your arm around counterclockwise (widdershins) Good Luck! BB Firebird
This is a very basic version of the circle, one which doesn't require a lot of walking or space. So if you're still in the broom closet and need something that's a little understated, this one might work.

In reality though, it's best if you search through the different links you've looked at and pick one that you LOVE. Or use them to make up your own! Something personalized or something that really resonates with you is always better than just the easiest thing you can find. :)
I hope that helped a little!

Re: How to cast circle and pentacle

Posted: Sat Sep 24, 2011 5:55 pm
by greenvixen
thank you tasariel... =)

Re: How to cast circle and pentacle

Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2011 9:32 am
by ImperfectAngel
Tasariel wrote:Every link you find on casting the circle is different because there are MANY ways to cast it! There isn't any one specific way that we all have to do it.
firebirdflys wrote:Stand in the West, facing the East, and with your Wand or Athame in hand pointed towards the East, move your arm around in a circular motion in a clockwise direction, (deosil). You can call and release your quarters just by facing the direction from where you stand. When taking down your circle, (facing East), point your tool to the East and wave your arm around counterclockwise (widdershins) Good Luck! BB Firebird
This is a very basic version of the circle, one which doesn't require a lot of walking or space. So if you're still in the broom closet and need something that's a little understated, this one might work.

In reality though, it's best if you search through the different links you've looked at and pick one that you LOVE. Or use them to make up your own! Something personalized or something that really resonates with you is always better than just the easiest thing you can find. :)
I hope that helped a little!

I used this basic circle casting ritual in the beginning then after I was familiar with it I added/omitted a few things to personalize. I'm in the broom closet also, with the exception of a two family members who know. My grandparents practiced witchcraft but my parents and most all my family members are christians. I began with a basic wand ( branch from an Oak tree ) to open/ close my circle. There was nothing added to this "wand" and this actually became my "all purpose wand. It was very simple and easy to hide from my parents and family members.

Re: How to cast circle and pentacle

Posted: Sun Oct 11, 2020 1:42 pm
by SpiritTalker
Old post but FAQ

Here β€˜s a simple method to cast a circle & you can try them all :evilwitch:

Discreet Circle - The basic idea is cleansing space and building a circular sanctuary to work within.
. You can sweep a πŸ”„ widdershins circular area with 🧹or πŸ‘‹ to cleanse the space. See it in your mind as you swish away stagnant energy.

Then begin by air-drawing an invoking pentagram sign πŸ‘†πŸ½β†™οΈπŸŒŸ at East where Sol rises (or at North if you prefer to align with Polaris, around which the heavens rotate). Ground yourself by tracing an X on your forehead, heart & belly. Pull power on the breath to your belly to load-aim-&-then-shoot πŸ‘‰πŸΌ & project a circle ↩️ deosil.
. Next greet the 4-ways in turn with a nod.Β You don’t have to summon or invoke. Bow to the Lady as you make the fig ✊🏽 hand sign, pressing hand-to-heart & likewise greet the Lord with the horns 🀘🏼hand sign; hand-to-heart. Then do what you came for - meditation, divination, spells.
.Β When you’re ready to close thank and farewell the Deities with their hand-signs & a bow. Farewell the quarters in reverse order widdershins β†ͺ️ with a dismissing wave.
. Ground yourself face your starting direction again to close with a banishing signπŸ‘†πŸ½ ↗️⭐️ .
. An offering 🍞 for Nature can be made outside after the ritual has ended.

A pentagram can be air-drawn. To begin - make the invoking sign πŸ‘†πŸ½β†™οΈ 🌟 starting at the top point and draw the 1st stroke toward your πŸ’š. The rest follows logically. Draw a deosil↩️ circle around it. To end - make the banishing sign β†—οΈπŸŒŸ with the 1st stroke pushing away from your πŸ’š & to the top point. Draw a widdershins β†ͺ️ circle around it.

First consecrate the table and then tools as you get them - cleanse with lightly salted water, bless with incense, anoint with oil to hold a psychic charge & then magnetize πŸ™ŒπŸ½ with energy.
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Re: how to cast cirle and pentacle

Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2020 10:57 am
by Firebird
well first someone should edit your title...sheeze.

Re: how to cast cirle and pentacle

Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2020 1:07 pm
by SpiritTalker
Mmm - perhaps I’ll summon the Maintenance monkeys πŸ™ˆπŸ™‰πŸ™Š

Re: how to cast circle and pentacle

Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2020 3:29 pm
by Firebird
yikes, that looks like it would be you or I, we need some help around here...