What is, and what is inside an Altar?

    Altars are a safe place where you can practice your magic and meditate. You can also work with 

Dieties and bring offerings in exchange for working with the gods or goddesses.

 My personal altar is a traveling altar, and I choose to take my altar with me on the go. 

I love that I can fit it in my pocket.

There are many different kinds of altars and different sizes too. 

What size altar would you want?





    

    You can have a number of things in you altar. 

Most common:

Altar Cloth

Candles

Pentacle

Diety(ies)

The elements and or elemental tools

Cauldron

Broom

Incense

Matches

Lighter

   





 So you may be thinking, well what do I do at my altar? And to simply put it:





What to do at my altar:

Meditate

Work Magic

Manifest

Work with Dieties

Work with the elements


    In conclusion, Altars are safe sacred places to practice magic. My altar is a traveling portable one that I 

can take with me. What would you practice at your altar, with which objects and with whom?


Here I will attach a video on what is inside my altar!


https://youtu.be/8qPiptc4z-0




    

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