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Air Aquarius is the eleventh sign of the Zodiac. All those who are born between the dates of January 21st and February 19th come under the magical influence of this sign. Aquarius is symbolized by the picture of the Water Bearer, whose equally weighted scales show the true love of the Aquarius for equality and balance. John Travolta, Joanne Woodward, and Vanessa Redgrave are also Aquarians. The Aquarians are strong thinkers. Their radical approach to problem-solving may be a bit risky, but since they are very skilled at conflict resolution, things always work out the way they expect them to. They bear strong eccentric qualities, and are also very rebellious and outspoken in their nature. Aquarius individuals are quite the rebels, but they also make pretty good team players. The reason for this is that they can always appreciate the talents in others. They are able to compromise in professional work, and see the greater good in all motives. They are demanding, inspiring, and perfectionist. They are also very critical and organized in their work. Aquarians are very concerned with issues related to fairness, freedom, and equality. For this reason, they tend to be a bit more progressive in their lifestyle. They might be seen doing charitable work, but they do it in a detached and practical manner, and are usually not emotionally involved in such actions. Aquarians might be afraid of losing their independent streak, but this does not keep them from falling in love. For the strong Aquarian heart, love is a clear and serious emotion. Games, jealousy, and infidelity will not go over well with this sign. Those born under the sign of Aquarius prefer not to make a bold display of their emotions. They are logical, fair, and practical in their every move, but do not make very romantic partners. They are excellent friends and will always be respectful towards their partner. They will also always be deeply caring for the ones they love the most. Page 130 Copyright 2019-2024 Sabrina Renee Lemire -
Air First, let me talk about what a Witchcraft "Trigger" is. Even some experienced Witches have never heard of Triggers before. You can use this with any wicca spells you get for free or otherwise. A Trigger is a way have "assigning" your spells to a word, a bodily movement, or sometimes even a thought or state of mind. For example, instead of sitting down and doing a full spell ritual to bring "self love" to you, you can actually assign the focus, intention and emotion that the spell entails to a simple movement of your hand or arm. The advantage of having some prepared Triggers for your Wicca spells is that you can cast them on the fly any time you want. You could be at the mall and be talking to someone that is giving off a bad energy... with just a slight motion, and maybe a word, you can instantly create an egg of protection. The disadvantage of using a trigger is that there is no way to build the same amount of preparation, emotion, focus and intent into the spell as you could if you were doing it in a full ritual situation in front of your altar. So you really need to decide if you are willing to sacrifice some of the "power" of the spell (for lack of a better word) by using a trigger - in exchange for being able to cast the spell any time you need it - in any situation. Here's an example of how to create a Wicca Witchcraft trigger: Sit at your altar, visualizing the spell that you last cast, and picturing how it went wrong. You donít need to spend much more time than thirty seconds to do this. After all, you do not want to add any more negative energy to empower the spell, you just want to make sure that you have the spell clearly in your mind. When you have it visualized, use your hand to cut through the image in front of you, slicing it up with your hand like a knife, while saying…The Secret For Using Triggers In Wicca
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