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I am happy to conclude that my tarot spell about finding a job worked! I started the spell last Friday (October 16, 2009) and I got a job offer last Tuesday (October 20, 2009). It took only four days! Four days! How magickal is that?

I only did minimal work. I applied to two hospitals. One of them didn’t call me until yesterday. While the other one just went smoothly. I had the interview last Monday and after the that, the educator showed me to the Human Resources. The lady said I just need to complete a profile and she’ll get in touch with me as soon as they get a salary quote. It was such a relief knowing that they are interested.

Later that day, I got a call from them with a really good offer. Of course, I accepted it!

I consider this a huge blessing from the universe. I am so happy! This is my first tarot spell and I will never forget it.

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On a different subject: My Venetian mask for Halloween has arrived! I picked it up from UPS last night and I think it’s beautiful! It fits my face really well. I just need to get an accompanying cape and I’m all set! Here is a picture:

Columbine Baroque - Visions of Venice

I got it online from Visions of Venice. They have a ton of masks to choose from. At first I was thinking of getting the Bauta Emperor Mask but I think it’s a bit pricey so I went with the Colombine Baroque (Silver) Mask instead. It’s a very handsome mask, too bad I don’t have a velveteen coat to go with it. But I have an alternative… I’m just gonna find something in a local costume store and get one of those cheap black capes… it will work one way or another… LOL.

I have been submitting applications this week and one of the best hospitals around here called me to schedule an interview.  I will be meeting her on Monday.  I know that in my mind, I’ve been thinking of a new job to manifest.  But I wanted to push this idea forward with the use of tarot spells.

I was reading in Aeclectic Forums about this book of “Tarot Spells” by Janina Renee and I’m curious to buy it. But for now, I don’t feel like buying a new book yet since I’m still pre-occupied with my tarot workbook. For the meantime, I checked out a preview of it from Google Books and found some interesting ideas on how to start a spell.

For this tarot spell, I will combine visualization, meditation, candle work and crystal work. I bought a New Job Ritual Kit from Cauldron Kitty. Inside the kit includes a small orange candle (good for two hours), an orange candle holder with a pentacle engraved in it, and an anointing oil.

For the stone, I used Aventurine to attract prosperity and money. When I did my spell, I charged the stones with both hands and concentrated on how it will communicate its energy with the cards.

As an added touch, I also printed a happy picture of me placed in the center of the altar. This will help focus the energy to center around me. I also surrounded my picture with Ganesh statues to break any obstacles that may come in my way.

In a little piece of paper, I wrote the things that I want manifested and how the cards symbolizes them. The deck I used here is Hanson-Roberts. I chose Ace of Pentacles to give me a new opportunity for a new and better job. For the center card, I chose the Wheel of Fortune to turn my karmic energy from unemployment to employment. I made sure that this card only signifies my job status because I don’t want everything to turn upside down. And the last card is the Four of Wands. I chose this to symbolize a supportive work environment and stability in my future endeavors. After writing them down, I anointed the candle with the oil and burned the little piece of paper. I have my own fire-proof cauldron that I use for burning stuff. And while it was burning, I recited my affirmation for the spell.

Here is a picture of my simple tarot spell set-up:

I think this is going to be a powerful spell. I will carry the stone during my interview so I will feel empowered. After doing this ritual, I realized my altar needs another accessory. I need an altar cover to make it pretty. =D Cauldron Kitty here I go!