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DionysusWitches Of CT's blog: "Paganism"

created on 01/04/2007  |  http://fubar.com/paganism/b40831

Witches Ladder

The use of Witches ladders in knot magick dates back to the Paleolithic age, making it one of the oldest items in the Witches toolbox. In primordial Spellcraft, the Witches ladder was basically a piece of twine or leather with 40 knots tied on it. A Witch would chant a Spell while visualizing it happening in her mind. At the end of each incantation, she would tie a knot in the ladder. It was believed that a Witch could kill a person by repeating a Spell 40 times and tying 40 knots. The only way to break the death Spell was to find the ladder and untie the knots. Today, the Witches ladder is usually made of beads instead of knots and is used in much the same way as a catholic rosary. It is devised for counting incantations without diverting ones attention away from the Spell. Witches ladders are also hung up over beds or doorways as a powerful protective amulet. A good Witches ladder is essential to any Witch seriously into Spellcraft. Easy to make and affordable to buy, no Witch should be without one. As with all Tools, when you find one that feels special to you, do not consider the price. Brightest Blessings, Dionysus
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