The broom is a tool of magick and ritual that is still used by Witches today. The traditional Witch's broom is made of ash, birch, and willow because of the attributes of those woods, but it can be made of just about any wood available.
Although not employed for flying purposes, the broom does have many uses. It is used for protection. It is also and most commonly used for physically and magickally cleaning an area that will be used for sacred space. The broom does not have to touch the ground to sweep away the psychic clutter that often collects in wel used spaces. Brooms are also often used in handfasting rituals (broom leap).
The broom is associated with Water, and is sacred to both the God and Goddess.
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- Astarte Moonsilver
- Iowa, United States
- After resigning from the Mormon church where I spent most of my youth and adult life, I am now Pagan and a Spiritual Priestess, ordained through the Universal Life Church. I have been Pagan and practicing Witchcraft for over 7 years. My Thoughts Exactly is about my Mormon life, and Astarte Moonsilver is where I share my Book of Shadows with others. The Cauldron and Crucible is a new blog for spiritual discussion and random thoughts about Alchemy, Paganism, Wicca and Witchcraft, and, well, the Universe.
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