In perfect love and perfect trust

1.    Laws of your coven or your tradition: If you are a part of a coven, you can write down your coven’s rules and guidelines. If you are a solitary practitioner, you can write down your personal code, the Wiccan Rede and any other laws that you follow in your specific path.

2.    A Dedication: You can write out what god/goddess you have dedicated yourself to and why. (Feel free to include pictures and drawing)  If you have been dedicated into a coven, you can keep a copy of your initiation ceremony.

3.    Gods and Goddesses: Depending you’re your path or tradition, you may follow several deities or just one. Either way you can keep myths, legends, and or pictures of your deity or deities in your BOS.

4.    Correspondence Tables: You can keep a record of the phases of the moon; a list of herbs, stones, minerals, crystals, colors, candles and what they are used for.

5.    Sabbat Rituals: You can keep a wheel of the year, a list of rituals for each of the sabbats that you celebrate.

6.    Other Rituals: You can keep sections on how to Cast a Circle, Drawing Down the Moon, Invoking the god/goddess and any other rituals that you preform.

7.    Divination: You can keep a section of the different forms of divination that you may use, Such as Tarot, Scrying, and Astrology.

8.    Sacred Texts: You can keep certain texts that appeal to you. Such as The Charge of The Goddess, an old prayer, and or a chant that is meaningful to you.

9.    Magical Recipes: If you are a kitchen with this might be your favorite section. Even if you are not a kitchen witch you may still have a few magical recipes that you would like to record in your BOS.

10.  Spells: You may want to keep your spells divided into sections to help keep your BOS organized. Love, Luck, Prosperity, Home, Healing, Creativity, Travel, Personal Power, Protection