Skulls are not only used by AGHORIS but also by Western occult

The skull has been a powerful symbol throughout history, representing death and mortality, as well as wisdom and protection. It is no surprise then that it has become an important part of many spiritual practices, including Wicca, voodoo and witchcraft. In this article we will explore the various uses of the skull in these three traditions, and discuss why it is such an important symbol for those who practice them.

Wicca: The Power of Protection

In Wiccan belief systems, the skull is known as the “Eye of Protection” or “Grimoire”; it is believed to have power over evil spirits or negative energies. The skull is typically used both to protect its owner from harm and to ward off any potential danger. It can also be used during spell-casting rituals or meditations to help focus energy on a particular goal. Though some practitioners may find skulls intimidating at first due to their association with death, they are ultimately seen as a source of protection rather than fear.

Voodoo: The Power of Connection

In voodoo traditions, the skull plays an important role in connecting with ancestors or other deceased loved ones. Many practitioners use skulls in ancestor veneration ceremonies where offerings are made to honor one’s ancestors and ask for protection from them in return. Skulls can also be used for divination purposes; by looking into its eye sockets one can gain insight into questions about future events or gain insight into past lives.

Witchcraft: The Power Of Transformation

Finally, in witchcraft practices the skull is seen as a powerful tool for transformation; it serves as a reminder that life changes constantly and encourages practitioners to embrace change when necessary instead of clinging to outdated ways of thinking or doing things. Additionally, some witches use skulls during magickal workings related to healing or bringing abundance into one’s life; by visualizing energy entering through the eyesocketsand flowing outwards from there like rays from the sun they believe that positive changes can be manifested more easily.

In conclusion, it’s clear that regardless of which magical tradition you follow – Wicca voodoo or witchcraft -the skull has much significance attached to it -both mystical and practical- making it an invaluable tool for spiritual growth and development within these practices