Glamour Magic: The Witchcraft Revolution to Get What You Want

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This simple act takes your everyday beauty routine from mundane to a spiritual experience. Try a ritual bath for beauty. Glamour Magic is an alchemical work of art. For the beginning and seasoned Witch alike, this book will tune you in to your Great Work and give you tools with which to achieve it."--Lasara Firefox Allen, author of Jailbreaking the Goddess and Sexy Witch As a bonus action, you cast Command, without expending a spell slot, and you take on an appearance of unearthly beauty for 1 minute or until your concentration ends (as if you were concentrating on a spell). During this time, you can cast Command as a bonus action on each of your turns, without expending a spell slot. Any creature charmed by you automatically fails its saving throw against the Command you cast with this feature. In modern usage glamour is often confused with style or beauty; but they may be considered to be distinct, although glamour may give the appearance of beauty or present as a personal style.

On the evening of the moon of your choice, sit with your object in your left hand. Your left hand is your receiving hand and as you’re asking to receive energy, this is the ideal hand to hold your object in. The blessing is now complete and you are halfway done with your glamour magic! 4. Cleanse and recharge your items (optional) Carnelian: This crystal stimulates appetite, boosts a listless attitude, balances body energy levels, and alleviates a jealous temperament. It comes in red-orange, brilliant orange, rusty brown, deep autumn gold, and pale pinkish-orange colors. When it feels complete, end your spell with “So mote it be,” or “And so it is,” trusting that your spell is finished and your glamour is now cast. Drain the bath and rinse any residuethat might linger off your skin. I received the book via a Goodreads First Reads giveaway, which I entered because I have read about glamour and the fae (the Fair Folk), which has interested me.Glamour magic seems to play into really big important ideas of identity acceptance and/or exploration and existing as a body or human. How can this form of magic help those of us who feel like they maybe need explore the harder, more shadowy, nuanced parts of Self and identity? How can it teach us to take up space? Dress with intent. The makeover montage isn’t new. If you want to sound really scholarly about the makeover montage, it’s called kosmesis (which is also fun to say). It’s been around since ye olde Iliad days when Hera and her girl posse wanted to keep messing with the Trojan War so they make Hera look fiiiiiiiiiiione to Zeus, have her sex him up and when he falls asleep they zap him with magic to keep him asleep so they could go about their warfare business without Zeus making frowny faces at them. In the field of cultural studies, glamour is the impression of attraction or fascination that a particularly luxurious or elegant appearance creates, an impression which intensifies reality. Typically, a person, event, location, technology, or product such as a piece of clothing can be glamorous or add glamour. "Glamour" originally referred to a magic spell, an illusion said to be cast by witches. However, Morrigan is also referred to as the Phantom Queen due to the fact she is also a shapeshifter, appearing in many forms. One of these is the crow or the raven, which are her animal symbols. Incidentally, if you constantly see a crow no matter where you are, town or city or countryside, it is highly likely that Morrigan is letting you know that you come under her watchful gaze. It's no weak book. It's no average "Just do this spell, wait this many days, and you'll get what you want" kind of book. It asks you to put yourself into it, to make sacrifices...and some of them ain't easy. But I guess any work worth breaking well-worn, time-honored habits ain't. It's just, do you want it bad enough?

The Eladrin are specifically fantastic Glamour bards. The bonus Charisma is wonderful, and Fey Step is ridiculously good; If you’re allowed to choose your season, go Autumn for the extra Charm effect. It is also the most flavorful choice, since Eladrin are fey creatures, and the college of Glamour is based on Fey magic. It writes itself! Changeling In essence, glamour magic is a deeply transformative practice that starts with self-acceptance and personal empowerment. By tapping into your inner well of charm and allure, you can craft an enchanting aura that's uniquely yours. As you embrace your authentic self and cultivate a strong sense of self-worth, you'll captivate the hearts and minds of others, leaving an unforgettable impression that lasts. Beyond Vanity: Empowerment Through Glamour MagicGlamour magic urges us to bravely step forward and embrace our authenticity, rather than shy away from the fear of being seen in our most genuine form. By using this magical practice, we can build confidence, nurture self-love, and develop a magnetic presence that reflects our true essence. In doing so, we create room for personal growth and the freedom to express ourselves without constraints. How to Practice Glamour Magic: Techniques and Suggestions for Personal Growth And this doesn’t only apply a buffer. Being able to move your speed as a reaction is incredible. In most cases, your melee allies would spend their reaction to be in range of their newest punching bags. And your ranged allies can get away from knifey goblins without getting poked in the rear on the way out. It does eat a Reaction, so make sure your party knows that before moving willy-nilly; they might need that reaction to defend themselves! The Celts also combed their hair daily after a bath. The hair was especially important and was sometimes dyed, as red hair was highly regarded as a sign of strength, divinity, and nobility. Hair in general was a sign of ancient magic and power, and was often worn free. However, both men and women wore their hair in multiple elaborate curls and braids, sometimes with gold balls fastened to the end of the hair. When performing glam magic, you want to consider the phases of the moon — a new moon is always the best time to do it. You can also utilize the power of the full moon to bless your object. I do not recommend charging it during a lunar eclipse as this can create a chaotic transfer of energy. You can also do the ritual during a waxing moon (the period leading up to a full moon) if you miss the new moon. You can still do the spell during a waning moon, but I would recommend lighting a white candle as you do so and focus on imbuing the object with protection or energy-cleansing power rather than attraction. Preparing your space

In addition, your Command spells lose their saving throw if the target was already charmed. Charmed creatures can still be dangerous to your allies, so forcing them to drop to the ground – or cause them to leave – might be smart. Consider charming a dangerous enemy to keep yourself safe, and then next turn using Command to make them act exactly how you want. One might describe this book about being how to manipulate people. Other books that discuss social interactions could be described in a similar way, teaching tactics on how to get people to act how you would like them too. I prefer to reframe it more positively as learning ways of how to act in society in such a way that benefits both you and the community at large. I am fascinated by behavior, so when one gets into the nitty-gritty of psychology and behavioral science, that information could equally be used in a 'manipulative' type of way. I prefer not to think of it so negatively. Roses: Symbolic of love and beauty, rose petals can be used in baths, skincare, or as a garnish for magical teas to enhance self-love and allure.
• Jasmine: Known for its sensual fragrance, jasmine flowers can be added to incense blends, baths, or sachets to promote relaxation and captivate the senses.
• Lavender: With its calming properties, lavender can be used in baths, teas, or as a pillow sachet to encourage tranquility and self-acceptance.
• Cinnamon: This warming spice can be used in incense, teas, or anointing oils to ignite your inner fire and boost self-confidence.
• Honey: A symbol of sweetness and nourishment, honey can be added to face masks, teas, or consumed directly to enhance your overall energy and magnetism.
• Vanilla: Associated with love and sensuality, vanilla can be used in perfumes, incense, or desserts to stimulate attraction and amplify your glamour.
• Citrus fruits: Oranges, lemons, and grapefruits are known for their uplifting and rejuvenating properties. Use their peels in incense, anointing oils, or add them to baths to energize and invigorate your aura.
• Pomegranate: As a symbol of fertility and abundance, pomegranate seeds can be consumed or used in spells to boost your personal power and allure.
• Chocolate: Long associated with love and sensuality, incorporating chocolate into your glamour rituals can elevate your mood and deepen your connection to pleasure.
Experiment with these herbs, flowers, and foods to discover which resonate most with your intentions and desires. By infusing nature's bounty into your glamour rituals, you can create a magical practice that is both grounded in the Earth's energies and elevated by your own enchanting essence. In Conclusion: Discovering the Magic of Glamour and Self-Love

Create an altar for self-love.

How do you describe glamour? When so many of us think of ‘glamour magic’, many of us may think strictly of making oneself beautiful physically—which can obviously be problematic in some ways, with certain language. But it’s deeper than that, as you say: “beauty is static, glamour is magic.” That’s why I loved your book so much—it is so much about our inner magic, or that *essence* of self (or self being surfaced or redeveloped).What does glamour mean to you? When did you start practicing it? What inspired you?