Samhain: October 31st. One of the eight Pagan great festivals. Also called All Hallows Eve, Feast of the Dead. A time to remember and honor those who have passed, and to celebrate the beginning of the dark half of the year.

Scry: The practice of divination by gazing into a crystal ball, or black mirror.

Seal: Symbolic representation of an entity, physical or non-physical.

Sensitivity: Heightened awareness of oneself and others within the context of social and personal relationships.

Servitor: An assistant or servant, although in the magical world, the servitor is not usually held against it's will. A semi-permanent thoughtform created by a magical practitioner that helps them achieve their goals.

Siderite: Lodestone (magnet or meteorite).

Sigil: Old word for Seal.

Simplicity: Straightforward; not complex or complicated. Unpretentious.

Sincerity: Free from pretense or deceit in manner or actions.

Sobriety: Serious, solemn and calm. Free from intoxication.

Solitary: A witch who practices magick without belonging to a coven.

Spell: A way of working magick to make things happen.

Spontaneity: Natural, not planned.

Stang: Pagan staff, forked at one end. Represents the World Tree and the Horned God.

Steadfastness: Firm, resolute; determinedly unwavering.

Stength: Capable of exerting great force.

Summerland: Paradise that is the land between lives where the soul can rest between incarnations.

Summoner: The male assistant to the High Priest, and gatekeeper and guardian of the Coven.

Sword: Used to refer to any magical sword used by a Pagan, Witch, or Magician, in conjuration or Ceremonial work.

Sympathetic Magic: Magic that makes use of the rule that anything owned or used by a person retains a magical link to him even when separated from that person. Or performing symbolically what you would like the outcome of the magic to be.