Storm Water

As of late, I have been, and plan to continue, using storm water for all my spells/rituals/blessings.

Overkill or ok?

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Thank you, Lark. I wasn't sure where to put this.

I don't see a problem with it. However, a big loud lightning and wind storm typically is used for curses like war water. A heavy rain with little lightning or wind is used to refresh the spirit. I guess it just depends on how you see different types of rainy weather.

I'm using it because it is very powerful.

I suppose you could use storm water to charge or make a spell much stronger, since you wanted to use it because of the strength. But they can also be used for curses as Voo stated.

An example would be to use the water for a spell. Let's say it's for a banishing spell.

This spell is just an example, but also something you could maybe try in real life if you wish.

Get a small mason jar, your storm water, some sage and salt.

This is optional, but you'll want to bless your storm water of anything nasty. You then can pour the water in the jar and put some sage and salt in there. Maybe you could set it on the windowsill or coffee table as a little sea-themed decoration?

Thank you for the suggestion! :)

I think storm water is a good source of water to collect. I would only use the water in necassary spells. Things like cleansing, blessing rituals. That kind of water can have a lot of energy.