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Ceremonial Knife Used for Magical
An Athame is a ceremonial knife or
dagger used for magical purposes. As such, it traditionally has two
blades and usually a black or dark handle. In Europe, Athame are often
used as a ritual object of modern witches, who refer to medieval, Celtic
customs.The Athame, also known as the ceremonial knife of witches, is
associated with magic, occult and esotericism. The ritual dagger is an
important object of the Wicca cult. However, contrary to what is often
assumed, the Athame is not used on a practical level for cutting or even
as a weapon but carries a strong symbolic function. It is intended to
concentrate and direct magical abilities, cut and merge energies, or
serve, or summon higher beings. The black handle prescribed by many
traditions is based on the theory of absorption, according to which part
of the directed energy is swallowed up over the blade. Religious
ceremonies, ceremonial signs and inscriptions on the Athame are intended
to reinforce his magical abilities and those of his bearer. He is also
used to draw a circle. Depending on the tradition of the practicing
witch, the Athame stands for the element air or fire. Some of the Athame
are worn like an amulet on a neck. The Wicca cult also knows another
knife, usually by a white handle different from the Athame, which is
used for practical purposes, for the carving of wands and collecting
herbs and is called Bolline.