Air Ritual
by Blayze

Circle is cast (Background music Trk 12 – Samsara)
Quarters called
Central Invokation
Witches Run

Additional items
A censer 
A yellow candle
A mirror
Large feathers (1 for each participant)

Air Guardian steps to the centre of the circle and then walks around the circle giving each person a feather. They speak one line for each person and can ad-lib lines for each person if needed.

Air Guardian: 
I am the music that is carried on the wind
I am the wind that caresses your skin
I am the kiss of a summer's breeze
I am the wisdom of the Owl.

I am the flight of the Eagle
I am the feather that carries your dreams
I am the journey and the journeyor
I am thought... I am Air.

After Air Guardian has spoken to everyone, they takes first person's hand. The first person then takes the the hand of the person next to them and so on. They are led in a circle, then spiral, around the circle to recorded music. They spiral dance in and out and in and out until they form the circle once more and sit. Music for this section should be slow and trance-like so each person steps to the rhythm of the music. (Trk 22 – Tashi's Theme, Samsara)

They are led through the Air meditation by Guardian 2.

During the meditation, the Air guardian sets up the mirror and veil.

When the meditation is finished, each person approaches the Air guardian who is sitting with a mirror in front of them and a yellow candle at their feet. There is also a censer  and a dish of incense.

Each person comes to the mirror and is asked to draw an air invoking pentagram with their feather. They are then asked to take the censer and cense the mirror.

They are asked to look into the mirror through the smoke and find insight into air. They can speak of their vision if they wish. They should try to find one word that describes it.

They leave the mirror and go to the 2nd Guardian to whom they give their word.

The 2nd guardian then censes them and they go to sit back in the circle.

When everyone is back the meditation and scrying can be discussed.

Cakes and Ale
Farewells / Close circle