Symbol of healing, power, energy, moon
Wands are linked to the strength of the person who wields them. They are linked to the elements of air and fire. Wands have the power to change things. Wooden wands are the most common, but metal and ivory wands are also available. They are utilized to guide energy in a subtle and gentle manner. On the ground and in the air, wands can be used to draw symbols. The wand can be used to heal oneself or to bestow healing qualities on a plant.
To add more energy to their wands, some individuals inscribe runes on them. There are a variety of rune inscriptions, including Uruz, which is associated with satisfaction, good fortune, and happiness. Raidho aids in the clearing of one’s mind and the discovery of the truth. Isa encourages inner strength, tranquility, quiet, quietness, and stillness. Sowelu offers direction, change, and rejuvenation. Dagaz, on the other hand, is associated with white light, love, enlightenment, and attraction.
Engravings can also be utilized to boost a person’s power. Blackthorn is the favored wood for wands, but other options include hazel, oak, birch, and almond. Talismans and crystals aid in amplifying the wand’s power. Only one witch can wield a wand. With a wand, they can convey healing abilities over enormous distances.
Wands were put in tombs in Egypt so that the departed’s soul may use them. In magical ceremonies, shamans have utilized wands. Moses was represented with a hazel wand in the Bible, and the God Mercury was also depicted with a wand.
Blessings, healing, charging items, casting spells, and bringing down the moon are all done with wands.