The Sisters of Three spell can be a powerful and mystical incantation, drawing from the energies of balance, unity, and divine protection. Here's a creative version:


Sisters of Three Spell


Incantation:

"By the power of the three,

Sisters united, hear my plea.

With the light of the sun,

The calm of the moon,

And the strength of the earth, 

I summon you soon.


From the shadows, grant me sight,

In the darkness, bring forth light.

With your bond, we shall be free,

Sisters of Three, come to me."


Components:

- A candle representing the sun (gold or yellow)

- A silver or white candle for the moon

- A green or brown candle for the earth

- A small bowl of salt (for grounding)

- A feather (symbolizing air and spirit)


Instructions:

1. Set up your altar with the candles arranged in a triangle.

2. Light the candles in the order: sun, moon, earth.

3. Sprinkle the salt in a circle around the candles, creating a protective barrier.

4. Hold the feather and focus on your intention while reciting the incantation.

5. Visualize the energy of the three sisters merging and surrounding you.

6. When finished, extinguish the candles in reverse order, thanking the energies for their presence.


Feel free to adjust any elements to align with your beliefs and practices!

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