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Dear Flock,

In this video (my first ever demonstration video!) I'll be sharing one of my homemade witchcraft tools: "incantation bowls" or "sigil plates".

This is ancient Jewish tradition that goes back thousands of years, have a quick read here. 

My modern version of the bowl or plate is used in my own practice is not to banish demons, but to focus my mind on what's currently important to me. 

This could be my health, creativity, or even a very specific goal that I'm working towards.

I'll let the video explain the rest!

I encourage any questions or comments - this is my first demo so let me know if you liked it!

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Next up I'll be sharing something musical... stay tuned.

Thank you for being here.

Love & Feathers,

Mishkin x

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Mishkin Fitzgerald - Making Incantation Bowls

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Comments

Dietmar Bloech

Thanks for those insights, really interesting and educational 🙏

Mishkin Fitzgerald

Thanks Dietmar! I had lots of fun making this… will happily make you one when we’re next together ♥️

Halvor

This is really interesting! Due to my past I'm not at liberty to believe in anything supernatural, but i don't underestimate the power of influencing ones own subconscious. I love occultism as an interest though, and I've recently realized that so much of it originates in my own Jewish ancestry as well, and I've been meaning to dive into the source material as soon as I'm done with the old norse texts. Thanks! I believe that celtic symbol is also found in old norse culture by the way. It's a form of "valknute", which means an infinitely interlocking knot. The different types have different spiritual meanings, though the english wiki page for "valknut" only describes the symbol of Odin for some reason.

Mishkin Fitzgerald

Excellent comment. I had no idea you had Jewish ancestry too. Love that about the valknute

Halvor

Honestly Its never mattered much to me apart from a lot of interesting stories to tell about the family, but it's a bit more interesting now that i can use it to relate more personally to an interest