The Mill Chant

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a traditional chant used to raise and send energy for any goal or purpose

Casting Instructions for 'The Mill Chant'

You will need the following items for this spell:

  • X
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You will need the following items for this spell:

  • X
Focus on your intent and chant the following:

''Air breath and air blow

Make the mill of magick grow

Work the will for which I pray,

Eo Deo Ha Hay Yay.

Fire flame and fire burn

Make the mill of magick turn

Work the will for which I pray,

Eo Deo Ha Hay Yay.

Water heat and water boil

Make the mill of magick toil

Work the will for which I pray,

Eo Deo Ha Hay Yay.

Earth without and Earth within

Make the mill of magick spin

Work the will for which I pray,

Eo Deo Ha Hay Yay.''

Send the energies out once you feel you've raised enough.


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Does this work?

What is the 'X'?

Nov 10, 2023
I think it just means you don't need anything. This is a chant one would use as a point of mental focus while building/drawing in energy and intent.

I felt it work for me.Thank you.

Personally, this is nonsense. However, the author explained this is their way of charging energy before a spell. Saying a chant is one method of building energy, so try it and see how it works for you. I prefer dancing to charge energy, others meditate. Do what works for you.

Apr 19, 2024
I got curious and did a few seconds of searching, It seems this chant (or at least ones very similar to it) has been reproduced in several places... I can't seem to find an actual 'origin' to it, but it seems to often refer to using this chant whe walking your cauldron or magical space. Considering the elemental nature of the verses I surmise it could be/could have been a method of initiating a working and calling the elements.

I would love to know where it comes from though, I am curious what sort of tradition it is tied with... Whether it is a 'root' path, or some amalgamation of traditions into a newer practice.

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