Come sit with me, so I may listen, listen to the whispers of the gentle breeze. Bring here with you knowledge of the wind, a story of life I need to know. Come sit with me, so I may see, see the colors of the burning flame. Calling, calling. Bring here with you courage and strength to will on forward, towards the light.

2021年2月16日 · Here is a beautiful compilation of basic and important Pagan and Wiccan incantations, chants and songs. See also: 100 Witchy Songs: Playlist for Spellcasting 🎵. Some of these are very well known and can be used to orchestrate a group meeting or solitary ritual. These 98 Pagan chants used to be archived at Sandfords.net, no longer active ...

Since the late 1970s, we have evolved our own culture of ritual, music and song that binds us one to another and each to the natural world. Whether celebrating the joy of new life in the spring, the rite of passage of a young person into adulthood, or quietly honoring our ancestors, our music holds the threads of the web we weave together.

A random assortment of Wicca based songs and chants. Updated when I find a new one that I like the sound of or one that speaks to me.

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If you’re looking for the best witchy songs to get into the mood to cast some spells – look no further! Whether you’re Wiccan, Hellenic, Norse, or Neopagan, this eclectic playlist will indeed have something special for you.

Wiccan pagan Songs and Chants for magickal rites.

What fun it is to laugh and sing our Yuletide song tonight. Sleeping spirits grow strong! Hark, the Light is reborn! Rest your spirit in peace! (To the tune of “We Wish You A Merry Christmas!) And a night of Good Cheer!!! O tidings of summer and joy. To turn the Wheel of time away from Winter’s power and might.”

Chants and songs are great for meditation, or something to share with a group of like minded people! Chant out loud to yourself to get into a better mood as you do things, or just to express yourself!

These are most of the songs and chants I’ve learned and collected over the years. I came across most of these before there was an internet, and definitely before there was a YouTube, Spotify, Pandora, or many other such sources to look up and listen to things.