Some things aren't yet ready to be seen.
Not every working wants daylight. Some of them want a nice, dark place where they can be left alone while the work gets done.
The Containment is a spell kit built around that idea, a vessel for the thing you've committed to tend but can't get verification on for a long while.
It's not on the shelf yet. Put your name here and you'll get first word when it is.
Nothing to buy today. No countdown, no launch cart, definitely no six emails telling you to hurry.
What happens after you sign up?
You'll get one email when The Containment goes live, with full contents and pricing.
The entry kit is a single working: a bloodstone, a sunflower seed, portioned rosemary and thyme, folding paper, tape, ribbon, and a printed packet with the working written out step by step. The working itself takes about fifteen minutes. What takes nine nights is leaving it alone afterward.
Between now and then, you'll get a couple of short notes about what containment workings are for, how to know when you should put something in a box instead of on a launch pad, and what to do with uncertainty when it comes to a magickal life.
This spell kit contains the same materials and educational handouts that my students will be getting included with their tickets for The Vessel and the Voice: Confident Witch Circle Ingwaz coming up on September 11. Register today for only $49 to upgrade from a box of materials to an educational experience!
Manifestation culture has one setting: louder and harder.
Say it out loud. Write it in present tense. Tell people so they can hold you accountable. Put it on a vision board and post it on your social media. Announce it to the world and speak it into existence. Act in accord, raise your vibration. If you're not seeing results you didn't want it enough.
And there you sit with something small and half-formed and fragile, something that still needs protection and tending.
Some things die if you throw them out into the open air too soon.
A seed underground isn't failing; it's gathering strength and preparing. Grief, devotion, building new skills and relationships, many of the things we direct our magick towards need quiet, patient care.
Put it in one sentence. Tuck it in with some spiritual nourishment, seal it gently so it won't be disturbed, and put it somewhere quiet. Then you check in and tend it without disturbing it for at least nine nights.
It's containment as magickal tech ... and it gives you something to do besides twiddling your thumbs!
