Table of Elements

	Air	Fire	Water	Earth
Direction	East	South	West	North
Color	Pale blue, pale yellow, white, silver	red, orange, gold	green, deep blue, purple	dark green, brown, black
Energy	Intellect	Will	Emotion	Memory
Tools	Athame, incense, bells, feathers	Wand, candles	Chalice, cauldron, water/wine/milk/juice	Salt, pentacle, stones, food
Body System	Respiratory system and lung problems	Muscular system and energy problems	Reproductive systems and blood problems	Digestive systems and nervous problems
Power	To know	To dare	To be silent	To will
Magickal Use	Mind; communication; travel; beginnings	Courage; passion; overcoming obstacles	Love; emotion; intuition; inner or hidden knowledge	Material, financial; self-esteem; grounding
Types of Magick	Chanting; breathing; visualization; astral travel	Candle magick; fire scrying; incense purification	Energy healing; water scrying; magickal baths	Grounding; knot magick; ritual tattoo/piercing
Sacred Places	Mountains, places of high elevation; tundra	Volcanoes; deserts	Lakes, rivers, pools, the ocean; tropics	Forests, caves; valleys
Season	Spring	Summer	Autumn	Winter
Time of Day	Dawn	Noon	Dusk	Midnight
Elemental Creature	Sylph	Salamander	Undine	Gnome

For more information, check out Asiya's Shadows, which gives in-depth elemental information (correpondences, meditations, quarter calls) and more.

For historical/ cross-cultural background, take a look at this page on The Greek, Indian, and Chinese Elements.

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