WILLCRAFT MAGICK
THE BODY IS THE ALTAR
Magick breathes where you breathe.
It speaks in the way you speak—to yourself, to your day, to your people.
It moves in the flick of your shoulders, the curl of your toes, the space between inhale and answer.
Magick is alive in every yes.
Every pause before the text.
Every whisper that reshapes your story.
Every gesture that tells your body,
“I’m here now. I decide.”
This is streetlight spellwork.
Mirror magick.
Grocery store invocations.
Hand on heart — car cry — I choose again — kind of power.
🜁 A spell is a sentence that shifts the air.
A ritual is a gesture that grounds your yes.
Magick is the moment your breath and your words become the same flame.
You are the altar.
You are the wand.
You are the yes that remakes the day.
Here you’ll find fast rituals. Body spells. Timelines you can rewrite in a single phrase.
No gatekeeping. No costumes. Just will. Just choice. Just now.
Crow would say:
“If your spell doesn’t change your posture, cast again—your future’s listening.”
🜃 LBRP for Baby Gods: How to Protect your Energy like a Cosmic Gatekeeper in Crocs.
This blog teaches beginners how to perform the Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram—one of the most powerful daily rituals in Western magick. It includes a step-by-step performance guide, a poetic breakdown of every phrase, and a reminder that magick isn’t performance—it’s presence. Whether you're a first-time spellcaster or just spiritually fried, this guide will ground your body, clear your space, and realign your will. Come as you are—tattooed, tired, glowing weird—and leave with the holy shield lit from within.
Why Every Time You Say “I Suck” You Just Performed Black Magick on Yourself.
This post unpacks the raw truth that every word you speak is a spell, and your body is living out the code you’ve cast. It breaks down how self-talk shapes your physical and emotional state in real time—and offers fierce, loving tools to rewrite that reality. Loui shows you how to recognize “cute hexes,” dismantle old scripts, and build spells that serve your future self. By the end, you’ll know how to speak with intention, move like a ritual, and stop accidentally cursing your own name.
I Said This One Line Every Morning. Now I Have a Whole Life I Believe In.
This is the story of how one daily affirmation called in Loui Crow, my creative fire, and a whole universe of collaborators. It started in stillness—during a full creative drought. No hobbies. No spark. No pulse. Just me, sitting in thunderbolt pose, whispering a line I hoped would bring me back to life.
And it did.
Through that one phrase, spoken in meditation every morning, I reconnected with myself and began building a full spiritual system—cards, rituals, and the LouiCrow.com sanctuary. This is the exact spell I used to rebuild from the inside out. I’m sharing it now so you can step into your own spiral of remembering.
Parking Lot Protection Ritual
This is a ritual for real-world chaos—no altar, no candles, just you and your will. The Parking Lot Protection Ritual shows you how to draw the cross, declare your field, and turn overwhelm into grounded authority. Whether you're facing social tension, overstimulation, or an emotional ambush in broad daylight, this spell brings clarity and warmth where there was noise. It's fast, final, and holy—because you deserve to take up sacred space, even at Target.
DAILY SOUL ARMOR — The Circle and Cross Protection Ritual.
This blog teaches a modern version of the Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram using two simple, body-based practices: the Cross of Being and the Circle and Cross Ritual. It’s a daily energetic protection spell made for real life — no robes, no gatekeeping, just real magick you can do in your kitchen, your car, or your chaos. You’ll learn how to shield your energy, clear your field, and reclaim your body as the altar. This is energy hygiene for holy weirdos — powerful, portable, and Crow-approved.
Mirror Kissing Day: A Self-Love Ritual Spell for Survivors
This ritual invites survivors to re-meet their reflection through tenderness, presence, and spellwork. It’s not about perfect self-love—it’s about staying present with the one who survived. With a kiss, a wink, or a whisper, this spell cracks open a new way to relate to the body after trauma. Readers walk away knowing that survival is worthy of ceremony—and so is their reflection.