To Bind a Spell

To Bind A Spell

Each spell or magick must be "bound." To bind a spell, trace a pentagram, the endless knot, in the air over the physical item or items that serve as a focus for the spell. The pentagram or pentangle is referred to as the endless knot because it can be drawn on paper without lifting your writing implement.

Visualize the knot of the pattern of the star tying the spell closed, while saying a verbal binding. Below are four different examples:

By all the power
Of three times three,
Bound around this spell
Shall be
To cause no harm
Nor return ill to me.
As I will,
So mote it be!

By all the power of three times three,
As I cast, so mote it be.

By all the powers of Earth and Sea.
By all the might of Moon and Sun,
As I do will, so mote it be!
Chant the spell and be it done!
Blessed be!

By the might of moon and sun,
This magick be bound,
For the good of all,
Causing no harm,
According to free will,
So must it be!

If you are blessing or charging a tool, the same method is used to bind the magick.

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