Air

Associated with the east and the rising sun. Represents thought, intellectual processes, intuitive and psychic work. Wind. The breath of the body. The sense of smell. Anything that flies; birds and insects. The athame is the tool of air.

Correspondance of Air

Gender: Masculine
Season: Spring
Wiccan Directional Attribute: East
Other Directional attribute: Any depending on pagan tradtion
Day: Wednesday
Celtic Time of Day: Dawn
Astrological Signs: Gemini, Libra, Aquarious
Planet: Neptune
Colors: Yellow, Pale blue
Chakra: Heart Center (Area of breast bone)
Archangel: Rafael
Kerub; human being
Tools: Candles, all blades forged in fire, wand, red or orange stones, Pike, Claymore, Matches, flint, ashes, wheel, torch bracelet, solar disk (equilateral cross in circle), besom, gold, spear, lariat, scourge/whip, ram’s horn, fan, pen/pencil, letter opener, shepherd’s crook.
Irish name: Aer
Sandskrit name: Vayu
Quality: Mobilization, swiftness
Alchemical Symbol: an upright triangle bisected by a horizontal line.
Tattwa symbol: Blue circle
Magickal association: Travel, astral travel, intellectual matters, communication, musical spells, fidelity.
Stones: adventurine, mica, pumice, sphene, meteorites.
Metals: aluminum, tin
Elemental King: Sylph
Other Elementals: Bocans, chi spirits, djinn, dryads, the fachan, foletti, flygiars, gryphons, gremlins, leshess, lobs, orculli, phookas, pixies, pillywiggins, spriggans.
Tarot suit: swords or blades.
Tarot cards: The Hermit, Wheel of Fortune.
Runes: Ansyz, raidho, eihwas, tiway.
Animals: Birds and flying insects
Celtic sacred Trees: alder, birch
Herbs and plants: Agrimony, dandelion, hops, lavender, marjoram, mistletoe, holly, parsley.
Kabolistic sepherot: Yesod (Foundation), Tipharet (Beauty)
Gods: Ioskeha(native north American), Aleion(Phoenician), Aquillo(Roman), Boreas(Greek), Auster(Roman), Awhiowhio(aboriginal), Ecalchot(Central American), Ehecatl(Aztec), Enlil(Sumerian), Esaugetuh(native north American), Qebesenuf(Egyptian), Ilma(Finnish), Meuler(incan), Tatsuta Hiko(Japanese), Ukko(Finnish), Vaya(Hindi)
Goddesses: Oya(West Aftrican), Feng Pho-Pho(Chinese), Guabancez(Central American), Mardeq Avalon(Russian), Ninlil(Babylonian), Shina-to-be(Japanese) Yondung Halmoni(Korean), Iphigenia(Greek)

Fire

Associated with the south and the noonday sun. Represents passion and will, purification, transformation, sexuality. The sun. The heat of the body. The sense of sight. Lions, dragons, and pheonix. The wand is the tool of fire.

Correspondace of Fire

Gender: Masculine
Season: Summer
Wiccan Directional Attribute: South
Other Directional Attributes: any, depending on pagan traditon followed.
Day: Sunday
Celtic time of day: noon
Astrological Signs: Aries, Leo, Sagittarius
Planets: Sun, Mars
Colors: Red, gold, yellow, orange.
Chakra: Solar plexus(Center of stomach)
Archangel: Michael
Kerub: Lion
Tools: Staff, trident, stang, athame, wand, sword, feather, incense, spear, javelin, earrings, club, besom, wind instruments, smoking pipe, copper, arrow, scourge/Whip, laridt
Irish Names: Tine
Sandskrit name: Tejas
Qualities: Transformative, expansive
Sense: Sight
Properties: Heat and dryness
Alchemical Symbol: An upright triangle
Tattwa symbol: upright red triangle
Magickal associations: Banishing/exorcism, strength, passion/lust, employment, protection, change, sex magick, legal matters, courage, anger, curse breaking, fidelity.
Stones: amber, apache tear, bloodstone, carnelian, citrine, diamond, flint, garnet, obsidian, onyx, rhoddocrosite, ruby, tiger’s eye, topaz, zircon
Metals: brass, gold, steel
Elemental King: Salamander
Other Elementals: Brown men, Drakes, gwyllions, oakman, the Red Cap, Will o’ the wisps.
Tarot Suit: Wands
Tarot Cards: The Emperor, Strength, the Sun.
Runes: Thurisaz, Kenaz, naudhiz, sowilo, ingwaz.
Animals: Reptiles dwelling above ground, like tree lizards; animals symbolizing strength, like bear and lion.
Celtic Sacred Trees: Blackthorn, Holly, Ivy, Oak, Silver Fir.
Herbs and Plants: allspice, basil, bay, ginger, gorse, hyssop, rosemary, thistle, wormwood, tobacco.
Kaballistic Sephirot: Netzach(victory), Geburah(Judgment), Chokmah(wisdom).
Gods: Prometheus(Greek), Lugh(Irish), Agni(Hindi), Astar(Persian), Aughi Turoa(aboriginal), Da-Bog(Slavic), Futsunushi(Japanese), Gibi(Babylonian), Kago-Zuchi(Japanese), Duamutif(Egyptian), Govannon(Celtic), Katcochila(Native North American), Svarozhich(Slavic), Tohil(centeral American), Veueteotl(Aztec), Vulcan(Roman), Wekwek(native north American), Xiuhtectli(Aztec).
Goddesses: Yamaya(West Aftrican), Brigid(Irish), Aine(Irish), Maia(Greek), Vesta(Roman), Yolkaiestsan(native north American), Davata(hindi), Feronia(Italian), Pele(Polynesian), Fuji(Japanese), Holika(Indian), Chuginadak(Inuit), Aetna(Italian), Hestia(Greek), Grian(Irish), Lucina(Italian).

Water

Associated with the west and setting sun. Represents emotion and intuition, love and sorrow. The ocean. The womb and blood. The sense of taste. Anything that swims; fish, dolphins, and whales. The chalice is the tool of water.

Correspondance of Water

Gender: Feminine
Season: Autum or winter
Wiccan Directional: West
Other Directional: any, depending on pagan tradition followed.
Days: Monday, Friday
Celtic Time of Day: Dusk
Astrological Sign: Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces
Planet: moon
Colors: Silver, Purple, white, blue, indigo
Chakra: Navel(just below the belly button)
Archangel: Gabriel
Kerub: Eagle
Tools: Cup, chalice, cauldron, hollow horn, bowl, pitcher, goblet, ring, wine, cask, barrel, silver items, any cool liquid, tea kettle, shells, paint brushes, sickle.
Irish Name: Uisce
Sandskrit name: Apas
Qualities: Purifying, contraction
Sense: taste
Properties: Cold and dampness
Alchemical symbol: an inverted triangle
Tattwa symbol: Silver crecent with horns pointing upward.
Magickal associations: Love and romance, psychic power, astral travel, dreamwork, meditation/pathwork, healing, spiritual pursuits, child birth, death/rebirth, spirit contact.
Stones: Amethyst, aquanarine, beryl, chalcedony, coral, lapis lazuli, marble, moonstone, pearl, sapphire, selenite, sodalite.
Metals: copper, silver
Elemental King: Undine
Other Elementals: Alvens, ashrays, Banshees, Nixies, merpeople, galaistigs, kelpies, shoneys, he Leanansidhe, the Lorelei, Ly Ergy, Mal-de-mers, Rusalkis, selkies, shelley coats, snow faeries.
Tarot Suit: Cups
Tarot cards: Death, the moon
Runes: Uruz, gebo, hagalaz, isa, pethro, ehwaz, laguz, dagaz.
Animals: Fish and other aquatic Creatures.
Celtic Sacred trees: alder, hazel, linden, reed, rowan, white poplar, willow, yew.
Herbs and Plants: Belladonna(hallocinogent can be dangerous), blackberry, Jasmine, vanilla, lotus, valerian, yarrow, lilac, mesquite, comfrey, burdock, camphor, myrrh, orris.
Kaballistic Sephirot: Hot(splendor), Chesed(mercy), Binah(Understanding).
Gods: Posidon(Greek), Neptune(Roman), Lir(welsh), Mamnnanan(Irish), Achelous(Greek), Indra(Hindi), Aegir(Norse), Alphaeus(Greek), Apo(Persian), Apsu(Babylonian), Chiaga(Central American), Ea(Chaldaean), Dylan(welsh), Imset(Egyptian), Inachus(Greek), Bn-ym(Phoenician), Tamesis(English), Melqart(Phoenician), Nakki(Finnish), Ngurvillu(South American) Nun(Egyptian), oluksak(Inuit), proteus(Greek), Untunktahe(native north American), yamn(Babylonian).
Goddesses: Sequana(Celtic), Boann(Irish), Ganga(hindi), Nammu(Sumarian), Jurate(Baltic), Sarasveti(hindi), Juras Mate(Lithuanian), Venus(Greek), Cacce-Jienne(Lapp), Ceibhfhionn(Irish)

Earth

Associated with the north and midnight. Represents the physical world, stability, practicalitiy, and silence. The mountains. The bones of the body. The sense of touch. Anything solid or earth dwelling; bulls, the stag, worms, and moles. The pentacle (disk, stone) is the tool of earth.

Correspondace of Earth

Gender: Feminine
Seasons: Autumn or winter
Wiccan directional: North
Other directional: any depending on pagan traditon followed
Days: None
Celtic time of day: Midnight
Astrological signs: Taurus, virgo, Capricorn
Planet: Earth
Colors: Brown, green, blue, yellow
Chakra: root (at base of tailbone)
Archangel: Uriel
Kerub: bull
Tools: disk, carved wood (the penticle), hammer, stones, clay, bowl of earth, salt, douple-headed axe, shield, wheel, mecklace, club, roots, drum, bronze, bow, animal fur/pelts, sand mallet.
Irish Name: Talamh
Sandskrit name: Prithivi
Qualities: stabilizing, grounding
Sense: smell
Properties: cold and dryness
Alchemical symbol: Inverted trangle bisected by a horizontal line.
Tattwa symbol: yellow square
Magickal association: fertility, magick for the home and animals, eco-magick, prosperity/wealth, healing, centering/grounding.
Stones: amazonite, cat’s eye, emerald, geodes, Jade, Jet, Malachite, olivine, peridot, turquoise.
Metals: Lead, mercury
Elemental King: gnome
Other elementals: attorcroppes, brownies, bubachs, clurichauns, Elves, fireesins, gruagachs, huldrafolk, knockers, kolbalds, korreds, leprechauns, menehunas, skogrsas, sylvans, trolls, imps
Tarot Suit: Pentacles or stones
Tarot cards: The Empress
Runes: Fehu, wunjo, hera, berkano, mannaz, othala
Animals: Snakes, burrowing animals, and many spiders.
Celtic Sacred trees: ash, dwarf elm, hawthorn
Kaballistic sephira: From heberw tree of life… Malkuth(Earth)
Gods: Dagon(Phoenician), Ishuara(hindi), aker(Egyptian), Ashi Nadzuchi(Japanese), mullas(mayan), Consus(Roman), Hapi(Egyptian), Nai-No-Kami(Japanese).
Goddesses: Odidud(west Africa), Eriu(Irish), Tellus Mater(roman), Habondia(celto-Germanic), Aeracura(celtic), Erce(Slavic), Zemyna(Lithuanian), Yak(Malaysian), Waramurumngundji(aborigional), Taillte(Irish), Mati(Slavic), Gaia(Greek), Hybla(Italian), Beruth(Phoenician), Apia-Fellus(scythian), Coatlicue(Azztec), Ma-Emna(Baltic), Isong(West Africa), Hertha(Teutonic)

Spirit/Center/Akasha

The fifth element it has no gender association and no set place within a ritual circle. Directionally seen as above and below, inside and out, in the center and all about us and within all the other elements. It both trancends and interpenertates them. Although spirit can be associated with magick using cords, cloaks, or any item that ties, binds unifies, or connects other elements.

One of the interatations of the pentagram, the five-pointed star that has come to symbolze much of western paganism, is one of elemental unity.

The relationship between spirit and the other elements on the pentagram presents spirit as the ruler of the apex, under which all the others take their place.

Spirit Correspondences Chart

Directional: Center and/or above
Colors: White and/or Black
Chakra: Crown (at the top of the head)
Tools: Cords, Cloaks, medicine bags, et cetera; anything that symbolizes the binding or unification of the other elements.
Sandskrit names: Akasha
Latin name: Aether
Other names: Quintessence, Nyr
Qualities: Pervasive, omnipresent
Sense: Hearing
Alchemical Symbol: Sometimes the star of David also known as Solomon's Seal; two interlaced triangles, one pointing up and the other pointing down.
Stones: Quartz crystal
Tattwa symbol: Black oval
Tarot Card: The world
Celtic Sacred Tree: Apple
Kaballistic Sephira: Kether (Crown)
Deities: All

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