Module IV – Spellcraft, Timing & Magical Design

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🕯️ Lesson Overview

Planetary magic is the art of aligning spellwork with the seven visible celestial bodies that form the foundation of Western occultism: **The Moon, Mercury, Venus, the Sun, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn.**These forces are not only heavenly — they are magical currents, archetypal powers, and organizing principles of energy.

Each planet rules a domain of human experience and governs specific spells, symbols, times, and magical materials. Understanding these powers gives you access to a deeper system of timing, intention, and force in your craft.

In this lesson, you’ll explore each planetary current in traditional terms: their magical dominions, energetic qualities, and associations with herbs, stones, colors, and days of the week. This is not astrology — it is planetary sorcery.

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🌒 The Moon – Psychic Flow, Protection, and Inner Mysteries

The Moon governs magic of emotion, psychic sensing, cycles, illusion, memory, reflection, and feminine mysteries. Her energy is changeable like the tides, reactive, sensitive, and intuitive.

The Moon is used in spells for divination, dreamwork, purification, emotional healing, banishing scarcity, protection (especially domestic or psychic), altering appearance, and nurturing the self or others. She opens doorways to otherworlds, supports transformation, and brings mystery into form.

• Day: Monday

• Colors: Purple

• Herbs: Jasmine, lemon balm, lily, lotus, moonwort, poppy

• Stones: Moonstone, selenite, quartz

• Elemental Feel: Water – shifting, reflective, cleansing

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☿ Mercury – Language, Movement, Change, and Trickery

Mercury governs communication, magic, language, cleverness, movement, and intellect. It rules all spells involving writing, speaking, reading, calculation, pathways, and crossing thresholds.

Use Mercury in charm creation, sigil magic, reversal spells, spell unbinding, business and technology magic, travel, and clarity spells. Mercury can reveal truth or distort it — it is the trickster and the translator.

• Day: Wednesday