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| Sabbat: One of the eight holidays in the Wiccan calendar. |
| Samhain: One of the eight holidays in the Wiccan calendar. |
| Script: An alphabetic script. Examples include: Elder Futhark, Ogham, Theban and Younger Futhark. |
| Scrying: A form of divination by gazing into something with a reflective surface. |
| Scrying Mirror: A tool used for scrying. Often called a black mirror. |
| Shadowfest: One of the eight sabbats in the Wiccan calendar. More commonly called Samhain. |
| Shades: Spirits of the dead. Ghosts rather than beings on the next spiritual level. |
| Shaman: One who uses spiritual techniques to enter into a trance state in which the practitioner travels to other places in order to gain information, divine, guide souls, or commune with the spirits. |
| Showstone: A crystal sphere used for divination and scrying. Also called a crystal ball. |
| Sigil: A magical seal or glyph. |
| Skyclad: A term used by Wiccans and witches to describe nudity within ritual. |
| So Mote it Be: A phrase used in rituals to close a chant or incantation. Literally "it must be so" or "so it shall be". |
| Solar: Of or relating to the sun. |
| Solitary Witch: A witch who practices alone instead of within a coven. |
| Solstice: Either of two points at which the Sun is farthest from the Celestial Equator. |
| Spell: The direction of energies towards a certain goal, generally using spoken words as well as spell "ingredients". |
| Spellcrafting: The practice of creating spells by writing outline and authoring incantations. |
| Spring Equinox: Solar Festival; approximately March 2. Also known as Ostara. |
| Summer Solstice: Solar Festival. The longest day of the year, approximately June 21or 22. Also known as Litha. |
| Sylph: The elemental of air. |
| Symbol: A sign which represents something else. Symbols are used commonly in rituals to represent gods, elements, goals, and more. Many tools are symbols. |
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