How to Make a Wiccan Wand

Find a well-grown tree with many branches., Ask the tree if you can use one of its branches for a wand., Carefully cut a sturdy branch using a sharp knife called a boline which is a traditional Wiccan ritual tool., Thank the tree for its sacrifice...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Find a well-grown tree with many branches.

    (It is traditional to use oak, willow, or ash wood.)
  2. Step 2: Ask the tree if you can use one of its branches for a wand.

    Meditate a while to receive an answer.

    If you feel guilt, the tree said 'No'.

    You must find another tree.

    If not, it said 'Yes'. , Make sure to make a clean, straight cut. , Add an offering such as cornmeal, fruit, or just water. ,, This can be elaborate designs, or simply a straight line. ,, Quartz works best. ,, Some Wiccans paint their wands, add clay, yarn, or ribbon. ,
  3. Step 3: Carefully cut a sturdy branch using a sharp knife called a boline which is a traditional Wiccan ritual tool.

  4. Step 4: Thank the tree for its sacrifice.

  5. Step 5: Sand off the bark leaves

  6. Step 6: and stubs to get a smooth surface all around.

  7. Step 7: Use a sharp knife to whittle a handle.

  8. Step 8: Carve runes into the wand

  9. Step 9: saying the properties of the rune as you sketch it.

  10. Step 10: Add a pointed crystal at the tip

  11. Step 11: gluing it down using super glue.

  12. Step 12: Glue one of your hairs to the wand's tip to infuse your power in it.

  13. Step 13: the rest is optional.

  14. Step 14: You can also have it blessed or infuse memories into it during meditation.

Detailed Guide

(It is traditional to use oak, willow, or ash wood.)

Meditate a while to receive an answer.

If you feel guilt, the tree said 'No'.

You must find another tree.

If not, it said 'Yes'. , Make sure to make a clean, straight cut. , Add an offering such as cornmeal, fruit, or just water. ,, This can be elaborate designs, or simply a straight line. ,, Quartz works best. ,, Some Wiccans paint their wands, add clay, yarn, or ribbon. ,

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