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cards and your item of sympathy, and then repeat the spell below three times. Check out the last line of the spell and adjust this as necessary.
    Just like the golden child who rides under the sun
I call for recognition of a job well done
    This spell candle illuminates my way
    Bringing success and wealth to all my days
Goddess, bless my ambitions, they are fair and true
While this higher career goal/promotion I do now pursue.
    Close the spell by saying:
    For the good of all, with harm to none
    By the sun and stars, this spell is done.
    Let the candle burn until it goes out on its own. Keep the carnelian in your pocket or purse, and the cards and your item of sympathy together and on your person for one week, until the following Sunday.
    Daily Witch Craft
    solar pocket talisman
    Here is a Witch craft that ensures that you carry a pocket full of sunshine at all times. Use this talisman to remind yourself that the sun’s power and energy is always with you. This will encourage your outlook on life to be sunny, and it can help keep any of your solar-themed spells going strong and yourself magickally motivated.
Yellow- or orange-colored oven-bake clay such as Sculpey or Fimo
A pinch of ground cinnamon
A nail to inscribe the clay with
A baking sheet
Your oven
    To begin, knead the orange or yellow clay to make it more flexible. As you do, add a pinch of the cinnamon (a solar herb) to the clay, and work it into the material. Next, flatten and shape out a small circle. Go for the size of a large coin-sized disc, about ¼ of an inch or 6 mm thick. Now take the nail and gently inscribe a sun on one side of the talisman. Flip over to the back and inscribe the names of Helios and Sunna on the other side.
    You can make this talisman depiction of the sun as simple or as elaborate as your artistic ability allows. Place the disc on the baking sheet, and bake the clay following the manufacturer’s directions—typically at 130 degrees; the length of time is approximately fifteen minutes, though it depends on how big your disc is. This is an estimate only, so read the directions on the oven-bake clay for further guidance.
    When the talisman is done baking, allow it to cool. Then consecrate the talisman, and you’ll be ready to go! Here is a charm that will bless your new solar talisman. You can certainly add a solar-colored spell candle or crystals to this spell if you wish. Take a look at the at-a-glance correspondences at the beginning of the chapter and see what you would like to add to the spell to make it more personal. Once the talisman is finished, hold it up to the sunlight and repeat the consecration charm:
    In Helios and Sunna’s name, this talisman I do bless
    This pocket magick brings to me wealth, happiness, and success
    I invoke the powers of the sun into this spell of mine
    With harm to no one, this charm is done and sealed up with a rhyme.
    Now clean up your craft supplies, tuck that talisman into your pocket, and enjoy the rest of your day.

    Custom-Made Daily Magick
    a recipe for success
    Here is where you take everything that you have learned in this chapter and tie all of the Sunday correspondences together. If you are still confused, think of the daily correspondences this way: choosing complementary correspondences is not unlike selecting the ingredients for a batch of homemade chocolate-chip cookies. If you add a little chopped nuts to the cookie batter or an extra splash of vanilla, you get a more deluxe version of an otherwise basic cookie. Now, if you were to throw something like carrots into the recipe for chocolate-chip cookie dough, that wouldn’t even complement the other ingredients, would it? Nope. It would just be uncomplementary, weird, and make for a very unappetizing final product.
    The reason for this cookie-spell analogy? Well, spells and charms are not unlike recipes. With a spell, you gather your ingredients, mix them together, and work the complementary ingredients for the desired