(1) A tool in magick which resembles a rod and is used to direct energy towards a goal. (2) The wand of Hermes or caduceus, the magician's wand, the rods of Moses and Aaron, the scepter of kings which shows the force of temporal power, and the crosier of a bishop, are prototypes and antitypes of a universal principle -- the straight line, representing the masculine, active, positive power in nature. (3) A magically charged stick used to summon beneficial spirits where the Athame would be inappropriate.
A piece of window treatment hardware consisting of a long cylindrical handle with a hook at one end and a ball at the other. Used for adding ease in opening and closing drapes for hard to reach curtain rods.
A stick or rod, typically up to 3 feet in length, which is used to direct energy. Typically associated with either Elemental Air or Elemental Fire, depending upon the tradition in question.
A staff which is used to direct energy in rituals. Though traditionally made of wood, crystal and various metals are also used. Each wand is individualistic with the makers' own magickal symbols or character.
A short stick sometimes wood sometimes other materials. The tool of the East. Associated with the Tarot suit wands and the element Air.
A branch or piece of wood used to channel energy, direct a cone of power or to invoke the deities.
Rod of wood, crystal or metal, consecrated for ritual use; one of the Four Witch's Tools.
a baton used by a magician or water diviner
a ceremonial or emblematic staff
a general purpose tool used by a magician
a magickal tool most often used to direct energy
an enchanted stick capable of casting a certain kind of spell
a short stick imbued with the power to cast a specific spell
a short stick or baton, made of LiveWood, that can be used, in the right hands, to produce, direct or receive energy on the psychic levels
a stick generally made of wood or metal, often the length from your fingertip to your elbow
a thin rod that you can carry
a thin , straight stick of wood, or a metal rod of similar shape and size, which is used for magical purposes
a very personal metaphysical tool
ritual tool that symbolizes the direction east and the element of air, or sometimes of south and fire.
Spiritual tool for directing energy
the Elemental Tool of Fire, or in some Traditions, of Air
A symbol of air. Most often a slender stick or small staff used by a Magikan as a psychic tool. Serves as an instrument to direct the energy emanating from a channels hand to an object, event, person or a situation the magikan wants to create.
A magical implement, used in ritual, attributed to the element of Fire
a tool used as an extension of the hand to project and direct energy.
Often confused with Start Gate, the wand is the actual stick that screws into the start gate. Click
A rod or staff that is prepared so that it may be used for magickal or psychic purposes, usually to project some form of power.
A wand consists of a thin, straight, hand-held stick of wood, ivory, or metal. Generally, in modern language, wands are ceremonial and/or have associations with magic but there have been other uses, all stemming from the original meaning as a synonym of rod and virge, both of which had a similar development.