Luck spell
( British version of SATs) all the way up to this current year ( I'm currently studying a Postgraduate course ) So i can recommend this incantation. There is one thing to remember though. A spell will not always give you what you want immediately or directly and it's always a good idea to offer something at your altar such as an additional tea light candle or incense as a thank you to whomever answers your call ( assuming that you believe or usually honour a deity or element)
The following Incantation honours the elements and in a way angels, but you can adapt the incantation to honour a Goddess or God if you so wish. It's also best to pronounce 'Blessed' in this incantation as 'Bless-edd".
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| Charms such as Besom are easy to make and can be charged to bring good fortune |
Bring to me
In this life the luck i need
So all my angels can be seen
And thus fulfil my every dream
Combined Earth and Fire
Bring Forth this heart's desire
Guardians of the see
Keep all harm from me
So mote it be
So Blessed Be.
You can also adapt this spell for others, Which i have done by swapping ' Me' to She/he, thee and they. You could even adapt this to include someones name
Below is another Luck spell which i have used a couple of times, which i found when scrolling through pinterest.
You might find this spell a little easier to remember; and if your an eclectic or secular witch ( tend not to have one set deity or don't honour deities at all) this might be an alternative for you. However this is down to your preference and you could even word your own spell.
You should always have honest and authentic intentions when casting or writing a spell- especially if your casting for someone else.
You should always have honest and authentic intentions when casting or writing a spell- especially if your casting for someone else.
In both cases with these spells it is always best to ground yourself before/after and be in a clear and calm mindset during casting.
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