Knot magick, also known as cord magick, is a traditional practice that uses focus and visualization to help bring about a specific intention. In this practice, cords, strings, or ribbons are used as tools. Each knot that is tied represents a step in focusing the practitioner’s will and energy. Tying a knot is more than just a symbol—it is thought to connect a particular intention to a person, object, or situation, either holding it in place or guiding its effect. (short pause)
Knot magick is flexible and can be used for many different purposes. For instance, someone might tie knots to help prevent harm, pausing a difficult situation until it can be resolved. In other cases, knots are used in rituals to join two people together, such as in ceremonies of love or marriage, where they stand for unity and commitment. (pause)
The process usually starts by choosing a cord with a color or material that matches the goal—such as red for passion, white for protection, or green for prosperity. As each knot is tied, the practitioner concentrates on their intention, sometimes saying a phrase or picturing the desired result clearly. The number of knots and the order in which they are tied can also be important, with certain patterns used for different goals. (short pause)
It is important to remember that the tools used in knot magick are neutral. The outcome depends on the intention and actions of the person performing the ritual. Knot magick highlights the importance of focus, intention, and personal responsibility in any magical practice.
