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Spiral Shield Spell ||>

Part of learning magic is learning how to protect yourself magically. There's always going to be someone that thinks spellwork is all fun and games and will try one on you. Or maybe it's not a person... but that's a different conversation entirely. Anyway, shielding is beneficial in any aspect of life and helps a person get around. Anyway, in Spiral, Willow does a simple little spell that I think is just fine for the beginner to use as a personal shield. Again, this is a shield for a single person, although I suppose you can adapt it to protect a building as well, it's just troublesome if no one can get in or out...

There are no real materials for this spell. It'll come from your head and energy you can get when you ground and center.

What you do is charge up, ground and center and otherwise do what you do for a spell. Then you say:

"Enemies fly and fall"
"Circling arms raise a wall."

As you envision a wall like the one in Spiral. It's an energy barrier that keeps everything out, and it's invisible until someone runs against it and they realize they can't get through. If you have the episode on tape, you can re-watch the scene, and if you don't, that is the best way I can describe it. Remember also the main thing about shields as you do it: that if you can't feel it, no matter how hard you imagine it, it's not there. You need to feel the room around you quiet down and the feeling of protection (or lack of nakedness) that a shield confers.

And we're done...


 
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