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i like the pointy shell chestnuts have
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Thank you Raven I'm still learning all the symbols and sort of witchcraft. Do you have a forum on symbols? I love the wands I'm sure to make one myself and try to post it.
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Here's the Theban alphabet, the alphabet of the Witches: http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=htt ... 29,r:0,s:0
Here are the runes: http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=htt ... 29,r:6,s:0
Here are a few commonly used witchcraft symbols: http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=htt ... 29,r:3,s:0
And here are the elemental symbols: http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=htt ... 29,r:0,s:0
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Thanks for the links Ravencry. What's the symbol after Z in the Theban Alphabet--the one with no letter next to it; is it "now I said my ABCs, Next time wont you..."?
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That is the period to go at the end of sentences :D
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I am very greatful for the information given I am trying to learn as much as I can.
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what aboutdog wood trees? I always loved them. I also have oak pine cherry blossom and holly trees that grow nearme. Me and holly dnt get along well, i hate how prickly the leaves are. But what are the properties of the other?
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I found a stick that I was drawn to while walking in the woods. I think its either an oak or birch (because those are the common trees in that area) I can't tell but it is rely lightweight. I have never made a wand but I felt the lure to keep this one. Adding crystals is a wonderful idea. I have a piece of quartz i picked up at the badlands in south dakota a few years ago, it would affix perfectly in the tip.
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I have a few trees near me.. The only problem I have is.. I don't know what they may be. Anyone want to give me tips? I would be very greatful!
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I am trying to find information on what the black locust stands for but it is impossible for me to find.
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Locust is a patron wood for artists and musicians.
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Does anyone know anything about Lemon tree wood? I have a Lemon tree in my backyard. Thanks!
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ok that didn't work
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