For this edition of Spellwork Sessions, we are focusing on working with the incredible Egyptian Goddess, Ma’at for restoring justice in our times of need. Ma’at is the goddess of truth, justice and the universal order of life. Ma’at, isn’t just the goddess of these concepts, but is the embodiment of them and therefore is seen to be above the ideas of right and wrong because she IS the truth, and nothing is stronger than truth! We can invoke her in times when clouded judgments may be a factor tempering with our rulings or decisions.
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Altar Decor Setup & Suggestions
You can create a simple altar for this, or make it as lavish as you want. Whatever holds importance for your spell is up to you!
Simple Steps and Procedures
With harm done to none, who take to the stand
Thank Ma’at for aiding in your time of need. It is done!
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