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| Earth Magick: A form of magic which involves drawing energy from Mother Earth and the element or elementals of earth for rituals. |
| Elemental: A spirit formed of one of the elements. The four main elementals are salamanders (fire), sylphs (air), undines (water), and gnomes (earth). |
| Elements: The 5 major elements in magic and nature. Earth, water, fire, air, and spirit. |
| Elixir: A magically charged liquid which has to have a crystal sitting in it for a specific amount of time before it is ready to drink. |
| Empathy: The identification with, understanding of, and vicarious experience of another person's situation, feelings, and motives. |
| Empowerment: An individual's assertion of personal power, energy, force, and strength in all fields. |
| Enchantment: Spellcasting which generally involves spoken words of power. An enchantment can be put on something to gain control or authority over it. |
| Equinox: Either of the two points at which the Sun crosses the Celestial Equator, making day and night equal. |
| Esbat: A gathering for ritual work, generally during the full or new moon. |
| Essential Oil: A plant oil which is extracted through a complex process that generally yields very little making it costly to buy true essential oils. These are used often in rituals. |
| Eucharist: A sacred meal. Originating in Mithraic tradition. |
| Evoke: To call forces or beings from a lower level of existence than our own. |
| Exorcise: To cast out unwanted influences or spirits. |
| Exorcism: The casting out of unwanted influences. |
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