WARDING

Dumbledore merely touches the wall of the cave and says:

“This place has known magic.”

My home and garden too, are magical places.  And magical places attract all sorts of energy, both light and dark.  Stronger warding is necessary.  I purchased an entire pallet of Selenite slabs to be spaced around the entire boundary of the property.  (This was an investment – I’ll just say that.)  The boundary was then woven and connected to the central stone.  The stone was placed energetically, and not quite in the center of the garden, but that’s where it needed to be.

The black stone on top is an apache tear
The central selenite anchor stone for the warding grid – 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The entire coven as well as some of my students came out to spend 4 hours setting, charging and connecting the stones.  The Ward is up, no evil shall pass into this little slice of sacred paradise.

 

 

Blessings

Consecration plaque

When we purchased the land for our home, we blessed it prior to the first hole being dug.  We called upon the spirits of the land to ask permission to build here, and we asked for them to lend their energies and attention so the construction would go gracefully and  according to schedule, which it did.

I blessed every inch of the foundation, leaving specific blessings, stones, and mojo bags in each wall, according to the use of the rooms which would be contained within the walls.  I did this blessing the day the concrete was poured, while the big trucks were on their way to the site.  The contractor was nervous about the timing, but with the help of the foundation crew moving the ladders around for me, I got it done in time.  Concrete won’t wait!

Blessing the foundations

The musical score and money poking through the foundation after the concrete hardened

This is the main altar and offering to the house. It was buried in the absolute center of the house, 2 feet down, placed in a waterproof container.

Once the house was built, my friends came to assist Brian and I with the blessing of the house and property.  It was a momentous occasion!  There were many tears and much laughter, because everyone knew how hard we had worked for this, and that this would be our forever home.

We blessed every inch of the property, and made offerings to the land spirits and elemental energies.

Gathering in the center of the back yard to call in Deity to bless and consecrate this property.

Procession around the property, blessing as we go.

the elemental spirits and guardians were called in at each of the 4 cardinal points of the property. Offerings were buried.

Casting Circle

Recognizing Brian as Master of this property and home.

Installing the Elemental guardians on the outside of the house, east-south-west-north

Eastern Guardian of Air

Southern Guardian of Fire

Western Guardian of Water

Northern guardian of Earth
The house dedication. Buried in the front door foundation

We blessed every room in the house, and set the intention and purpose for that room.  We blessed every pipe and electrical source and appliance, we blessed and warded all windows and doors.

Blessing the plumbing

Blessing the furnace

Placing the window wards
A little Scriabin

Everyone insisted that I play something on the piano, as a way to finish the blessing ritual, and bring music into the home.  I played a Scriabin Prelude, and then we all celebrated, shared our friendship, ate some good food, and some of us just took a nap!

Our High Priest, Robin Vinehall, thoroughly worn out.
Fall of 2005. Google view.