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Teas: Healing, Purification & Protection
These kind of teas are considered spells,but I thought I'd post it here since it basically involves kitchen magick more than traditional spells/rituals. Anyway,here you go:
Tea for Psychic Healing:
1 tablespoon China black tea
1 teaspoon elder flower
1 teaspoon nettle
2 teaspoon burdock root
2 teaspoon mullein
2 teaspoon rose hip
Tea for Purification:
1 tablespoon China black tea
2 teaspoon fennel
1 teaspoon valerian
1 teaspoon chamomile
2 teaspoon hyssop
Tea for Protection:
1 tablespoon Irish or English breakfast tea
2 teaspoon elder flower
1 teaspoon linden flower
1 teaspoon valerian
2 teaspoon burdock root
1 teaspoon comfrey
1 teaspoon hyssop
2 teaspoon rose hips
Tea for Psychic Healing:
1 tablespoon China black tea
1 teaspoon elder flower
1 teaspoon nettle
2 teaspoon burdock root
2 teaspoon mullein
2 teaspoon rose hip
Tea for Purification:
1 tablespoon China black tea
2 teaspoon fennel
1 teaspoon valerian
1 teaspoon chamomile
2 teaspoon hyssop
Tea for Protection:
1 tablespoon Irish or English breakfast tea
2 teaspoon elder flower
1 teaspoon linden flower
1 teaspoon valerian
2 teaspoon burdock root
1 teaspoon comfrey
1 teaspoon hyssop
2 teaspoon rose hips
The empty void in us,can be filled with a little magic.
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A Solitary Ritual of Thanks
You will need:
a large white or pink bowl,
one white candle,
spring water,
fresh flowers (white if possible),
and a piece of white cloth.
This can be performed outside or in, whichever you prefer. Place the bowl on the ritual surface (your altar or the ground). If desired, cast a circle. Affix the white candle to the center of the bowl with warmed beeswax or with wax from another white candle.
Pour water into the bowl. Place the flowers in the water (either take the petals off or pop the heads of the stems and set the stems aside). Light the candle.
Visualize your reason for the ritual, remember why you are giving thanks. Touch the water on both sides of the candle with your fingertips, saying:
Lady of the Moon, of stars and the Earth,
Lord of the Sun, of forest and the hills,
I perform a ritual of thanks
My love shine like the flame
My love floats like the petals
Upon you.
Lady of Waters, of flowers and seas,
Lord of Air, of horns and of fire,
I perform a ritual of thanks.
My love shines like the flames
My love floats like the petals
upon you.
Lady of Caves, of cats and snakes,
Lord of Plains, of falcons and stags,
I perform a ritual of thanks.
My love shines like the flames.
My love floats like the petals
Upon you.
Look into the candle flame, then down into the water. Blow gently upon the water’s surface
and watch the flowers move. Meditate, commune and give thanks to the Lord and the Lady. When it is time to close, remove the flowers from the water. Place them in the center of the white cloth. Wrap them up in the cloth. If you have cast a circle. close it now. End your rite by quenching the flame, pouring the water onto the ground and burying the flowers into the Earth. It is done.
a large white or pink bowl,
one white candle,
spring water,
fresh flowers (white if possible),
and a piece of white cloth.
This can be performed outside or in, whichever you prefer. Place the bowl on the ritual surface (your altar or the ground). If desired, cast a circle. Affix the white candle to the center of the bowl with warmed beeswax or with wax from another white candle.
Pour water into the bowl. Place the flowers in the water (either take the petals off or pop the heads of the stems and set the stems aside). Light the candle.
Visualize your reason for the ritual, remember why you are giving thanks. Touch the water on both sides of the candle with your fingertips, saying:
Lady of the Moon, of stars and the Earth,
Lord of the Sun, of forest and the hills,
I perform a ritual of thanks
My love shine like the flame
My love floats like the petals
Upon you.
Lady of Waters, of flowers and seas,
Lord of Air, of horns and of fire,
I perform a ritual of thanks.
My love shines like the flames
My love floats like the petals
upon you.
Lady of Caves, of cats and snakes,
Lord of Plains, of falcons and stags,
I perform a ritual of thanks.
My love shines like the flames.
My love floats like the petals
Upon you.
Look into the candle flame, then down into the water. Blow gently upon the water’s surface
and watch the flowers move. Meditate, commune and give thanks to the Lord and the Lady. When it is time to close, remove the flowers from the water. Place them in the center of the white cloth. Wrap them up in the cloth. If you have cast a circle. close it now. End your rite by quenching the flame, pouring the water onto the ground and burying the flowers into the Earth. It is done.
The empty void in us,can be filled with a little magic.
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Emotional Peace Spell
When you are feeling overwhelmed emotionally, this is a good spell to help pick you up. It is particularly effective following emotional upheavals.
You will need:
Clear thought oil.
Clear thought oil
1/4 ounce almond oil
15 drops Siberian fir oil
10 drops cajupet oil
10 drops lemon oil
12 drops lavender oil
Sometime between the waning moon and New Moon anoint yourself with the oil and go outside. Sit where you can see the moonlight- near a pond or stream would be ideal. You should also be in a place where you can scream without causing a fuss. If you have to sit in your car, that’s ok.
Let all the thoughts and worries that have been haunting you bubble to the surface. Let them churn and roll until they feel like they’re drowning you.
Raise your arms to the sky and open your mouth. Begin to let out the sound of worry, the sound of troubles. It can be a scream or a moan or a low groan, but let it out fully pour out of your body.
When it feels like you’ve let go of the stress, anoint yourself again with the oil and go for a short walk, focusing on the stillness of the night around you.
You will need:
Clear thought oil.
Clear thought oil
1/4 ounce almond oil
15 drops Siberian fir oil
10 drops cajupet oil
10 drops lemon oil
12 drops lavender oil
Sometime between the waning moon and New Moon anoint yourself with the oil and go outside. Sit where you can see the moonlight- near a pond or stream would be ideal. You should also be in a place where you can scream without causing a fuss. If you have to sit in your car, that’s ok.
Let all the thoughts and worries that have been haunting you bubble to the surface. Let them churn and roll until they feel like they’re drowning you.
Raise your arms to the sky and open your mouth. Begin to let out the sound of worry, the sound of troubles. It can be a scream or a moan or a low groan, but let it out fully pour out of your body.
When it feels like you’ve let go of the stress, anoint yourself again with the oil and go for a short walk, focusing on the stillness of the night around you.
The empty void in us,can be filled with a little magic.
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Peaceful Home Spell
Yemaya, the Santeria orisha of the sea who is the patron of women and family, can help calm the troubled waters of one’s domicile.
To tap into Yemaya’s energy, buy one blue and one white (Yemaya’s colors) candle. Anoint the candles and yourself with Yemaya oil, or lavender or violet oil, or with your favorite cologne. Offer Yemaya a gift of cornbread with honey and a cup of milk in which a pearl has been stirred. Close your eyes, take three deep braths, and visulize the problem and its solution – quarreling kids beginning as long last to play nicely to gather, for example. Then open your eyes, greet Yemaya by saing, “Hekua, Yemaya!” and tell her your troubles and the proposed solution. Thank her for listening, and leave the offering overnight. Burn the candles at least an hour aday until they have burned down. Hide the pearl in the room, where there is the most chaos, and watch peaceful calm beginits reign
To tap into Yemaya’s energy, buy one blue and one white (Yemaya’s colors) candle. Anoint the candles and yourself with Yemaya oil, or lavender or violet oil, or with your favorite cologne. Offer Yemaya a gift of cornbread with honey and a cup of milk in which a pearl has been stirred. Close your eyes, take three deep braths, and visulize the problem and its solution – quarreling kids beginning as long last to play nicely to gather, for example. Then open your eyes, greet Yemaya by saing, “Hekua, Yemaya!” and tell her your troubles and the proposed solution. Thank her for listening, and leave the offering overnight. Burn the candles at least an hour aday until they have burned down. Hide the pearl in the room, where there is the most chaos, and watch peaceful calm beginits reign
The empty void in us,can be filled with a little magic.
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God & Goddess Feast Days
A-Ma: April 9
Adonis:August 7
Aegir: March 3
Aestas: June 30
Ahes: August 29
Alcyone: December 15
Amaterasu: July 17, December 8
Amazon Goddesses: April 9
Anahit: April 11
Anahita: August 2
Anaitis: February 10
Ananta: August 31
Andros: November 30
Anna: June 18
Antu: the month of January
Apet: the month of Jule
Aphrodite: February 6 and the month of April
Apollo: April 16, May 25, and September 25
Aradia: the month of February
Aranya Sashti: May 12
Ardvi: November 18
Arrianrhod: December 11
Aries: March 21
Artemis: the month of April, May 24, and December 29
Astarte: the months of April and November
Astraea: December 8
Athena: March 19, May 20, the months of Jule, and September 21
Attis: March 22, and the month of December
Azazel: September 26
Baal: October 28
Babo: January 8
Bacchus: November 11
Balomain: December 23
Bau: April 10
Bendi: June 6
Bertha: January 1
Betoro Bromo: January 16
Black Madonna: December 12
Blajini: April 7
Bona Dea: May 3 and December 3
Brigid: February 1
Bruma: December 11
Cailleach: November 1
Caprotina: July 7
Carman: September 23
Carmenta: January 11
Carna: June 1
Carpo: September 23
Castor and Pollux: October 25
Catherine: November 25
Ceadda: March 2
Ceres: January 30, February 1, February 28, April 12, May 29, the month of August, and October 4
Cernunnos: October 18
Cerridwen: June 20
Changing Woman: September 4
Chango: December 4
Chicomecoatl: June 30
Chu-Si-Niu: April 12
Coatlique: December 12
Consus: August 27
Copper Woman: July 18
Corn Mother: the month of August
Cybele: March 24, April 4, and December 3
Daena: September 7
Dae Dia: May 17
Deer Mother: January 3
Demeter: February 28, the month of August, September 17, September 28, and December 7
Devaki: August 27
Diana: April 11, May 27, and August 17
Diev: December 18
Dikaiosune: July 12
Dionysus: January 3, March 19, July 9, September 2, October 5, and the month of December
Domhnach Chrom Dubh: July 28
Domna: July 28
Durga: October 14
Egyptian Threefold Goddess: September 21
Einherjar: November 11
Ekeko: January 24
Elena: May 2
Elihino: August 6
Eostre: the first day of spring
Epona: December 18
Erzulie Freda: July 16
Eurydice: June 17
Faunus: the month of May
Felicitas: the month os January and October 9
Ferona: November 15
Fides: October 1
Flora : April 28, and May 23
Fortuna: June 24
Fortuna Redux: October 12
Freya: January 8 and December 27
Frigg: January 12
Fuji: July 1
Furrina: July 25
Gaia: February 28
Ganesh: September 5
Gauri: March 27
Ge: February 28
Gloosca: July 30
God of the Summer Sun: June 27
Granny March: March 1
Green Goddess: the month of March
Green Man: June 23
Gujeswari: November 27
Gula: September 19 and October 24
Gwynn Ap Nudd: September 29
Hathor: Janurary 23, August 7, and the month of November
Hawk Maiden: December 16
Hecate: August 13 and November 7
Heimdall: September 29
Hemera: June 28
Hera: June 19
Hercules: August 21
Hermes Trismestigus: May 24
Hettsui No Kami: November 8
Hogmagog: December 31
Holda: July 10
Holika: March 16
The Horae: September 25
Horned God: May 8
Horus: July 14
Ia: February 5
Iduna: March 20
Igaehindvo: August 6
Ilmater: August 26
Inanna: January 2
Ing: May 14
Invicti Solis: December 25
Irene: January 29
Irish Lunantishees: November 11
Ishtar: January 27, March 29, and June 2
Isis: January 2, Maech 20, July 19, and August 12
Jagannath: June 14
Janus: the month of January, especially January 1
Juno: May 29, the month of June, and July 8
Juno Februa: the month of February
Juno-Lupa: February 14
Justicia: January 8
Juturno: January 11
Kachinas: July 26
Kali: February 17 and the month of November
Krishna: August 27
Konhana-Hime: November 23
Kronos: July 11
Kuan Yin: January 31, March 28, and April 5
Kukulcan: November 21
Kupala: June 21
Lakshmi: March 20 and October 16
Lara: December 23
Lares: January 12
Laurentina: December 23
Liber Pater: March 27
Libertas: April 13
Liberty: December 10
Loki: April 1
Lono: November 7
Lord of the Greenwood: the month of March
Lucina: December 5
Lugh: July 31 and the month of August
Luna: March 31
Luna Regia: April 24
Lu Pan: July 18
Lupercus: Febraury 15
Lutzelfrau and Perchta: December 25
Maat: July 5 and December 16
Machendrana: April 17
Maia: May 1
Maidens of the Four Directions: September 3
Maman: the month of November
Manes: November 8
Mars: March 23, May 29, and October 15
Maryamma: April 14
Meditrina: September 30
Mens: June 8
Minerva: February 19, June 14, October 24, and December 4
Moccas: November 14
Moon Hare: September 27
Morrigan: the month of October and December 16
Mother of the Universe: November 27
Nagas: July 1
Neith: December 8
Nemesis: August 23
Nepthys: July 18 and September 13
Neptune: July 23
Nincnevin: November 10
Nina: February 19
Nu Kwa: August 22
Obatala: September 24
Oddudua: August 11
Old Lady of the Elder Trees: October 11
Old Woman: October 5
Ops: August 25 and December 19
Osiris: July 13, September 24, the month of October, and November 3
Ostara: the first day of Spring
Pales: April 21
Pan: the month of May
Pandrosos: October 18
Papa Legba: June 29
Parvati: March 20
Pax: January 29 and July 4
Perchta: December 25
Persephone: April 3 and the first day of Autumn
Pomona: November 1
Proserpina: May 27
Prytania: March 24
Puck: August 11
Python: May 28
Quetzalcoatl: September 20 and November 21
Rama: April 18
Reason: November 10
Rhea: July 11 and December 3
Rhiannon: March 4
Rowana: July 15
Salavi: June 26
Sankrant: December 19
Sarasvati: January 31, March 20, and November 27
Saturn: March 23 and December 17 though 24
Sedna: September 25
Sekhment: January 7, the month of November
Set: July 15
Seven Shinto Gods of Good Luck: October 19
Sheela-Na-Gig: March 18
Shiva: February 24 and May 10
Sitala: March 19
Skadi: July 10, November 30
Snow Queen Goddess: December 11
Sophia: October 24, November 28, and December 16
Sothis: the month of July
Spandarmat: February 18
Spider Woman: the month of July and December 16
Sulis: July 23
Sunna: July 8
Surya: January 14 through 16
Tacita: February 18
Tara: October 31
Tari Pennu: August 30
Teinne: August 6
Tellus Mater: January 30
Tempestas: June 1
Terminus: February 23
Terra: the month of April
Theseus: September 26
Thor: January 19, July 28, and the month of September
Thoth: September 19
Three Fates: May 27
Threefold Goddess: November 16
Tiamat: November 6
Tin Hau: May 10
Ti-Tsang: July 15
Tiu: January 13
Tonantzin: December 9 through 12
Tyi Wara: April 27
Tyr: October 17
Ua Zit: March 14
Ursala: October 21
Ullr: November 22
Vali: February 14
Venus: the months of January and April, and August 8
Vertumnus: August 23
Vesta: January 15, March 1, June 7 through 15, and August 15
Victoria: October 7
Vidar: June 14
Vishnu: October 6 through 15
Vulcan: August 23
Walpurga: April 30
Witch of Gaeta: July 3
Woden: the month of December
Xipe Totec: October 30
Yama: July 12
Ying-Hua: the month of April
Yngona: January 21
Ysahodhara: May 2
Yuki Onne: December 11
Zamyaz: February 28
Zao Jun: January 18
Zeus: June 12
Adonis:August 7
Aegir: March 3
Aestas: June 30
Ahes: August 29
Alcyone: December 15
Amaterasu: July 17, December 8
Amazon Goddesses: April 9
Anahit: April 11
Anahita: August 2
Anaitis: February 10
Ananta: August 31
Andros: November 30
Anna: June 18
Antu: the month of January
Apet: the month of Jule
Aphrodite: February 6 and the month of April
Apollo: April 16, May 25, and September 25
Aradia: the month of February
Aranya Sashti: May 12
Ardvi: November 18
Arrianrhod: December 11
Aries: March 21
Artemis: the month of April, May 24, and December 29
Astarte: the months of April and November
Astraea: December 8
Athena: March 19, May 20, the months of Jule, and September 21
Attis: March 22, and the month of December
Azazel: September 26
Baal: October 28
Babo: January 8
Bacchus: November 11
Balomain: December 23
Bau: April 10
Bendi: June 6
Bertha: January 1
Betoro Bromo: January 16
Black Madonna: December 12
Blajini: April 7
Bona Dea: May 3 and December 3
Brigid: February 1
Bruma: December 11
Cailleach: November 1
Caprotina: July 7
Carman: September 23
Carmenta: January 11
Carna: June 1
Carpo: September 23
Castor and Pollux: October 25
Catherine: November 25
Ceadda: March 2
Ceres: January 30, February 1, February 28, April 12, May 29, the month of August, and October 4
Cernunnos: October 18
Cerridwen: June 20
Changing Woman: September 4
Chango: December 4
Chicomecoatl: June 30
Chu-Si-Niu: April 12
Coatlique: December 12
Consus: August 27
Copper Woman: July 18
Corn Mother: the month of August
Cybele: March 24, April 4, and December 3
Daena: September 7
Dae Dia: May 17
Deer Mother: January 3
Demeter: February 28, the month of August, September 17, September 28, and December 7
Devaki: August 27
Diana: April 11, May 27, and August 17
Diev: December 18
Dikaiosune: July 12
Dionysus: January 3, March 19, July 9, September 2, October 5, and the month of December
Domhnach Chrom Dubh: July 28
Domna: July 28
Durga: October 14
Egyptian Threefold Goddess: September 21
Einherjar: November 11
Ekeko: January 24
Elena: May 2
Elihino: August 6
Eostre: the first day of spring
Epona: December 18
Erzulie Freda: July 16
Eurydice: June 17
Faunus: the month of May
Felicitas: the month os January and October 9
Ferona: November 15
Fides: October 1
Flora : April 28, and May 23
Fortuna: June 24
Fortuna Redux: October 12
Freya: January 8 and December 27
Frigg: January 12
Fuji: July 1
Furrina: July 25
Gaia: February 28
Ganesh: September 5
Gauri: March 27
Ge: February 28
Gloosca: July 30
God of the Summer Sun: June 27
Granny March: March 1
Green Goddess: the month of March
Green Man: June 23
Gujeswari: November 27
Gula: September 19 and October 24
Gwynn Ap Nudd: September 29
Hathor: Janurary 23, August 7, and the month of November
Hawk Maiden: December 16
Hecate: August 13 and November 7
Heimdall: September 29
Hemera: June 28
Hera: June 19
Hercules: August 21
Hermes Trismestigus: May 24
Hettsui No Kami: November 8
Hogmagog: December 31
Holda: July 10
Holika: March 16
The Horae: September 25
Horned God: May 8
Horus: July 14
Ia: February 5
Iduna: March 20
Igaehindvo: August 6
Ilmater: August 26
Inanna: January 2
Ing: May 14
Invicti Solis: December 25
Irene: January 29
Irish Lunantishees: November 11
Ishtar: January 27, March 29, and June 2
Isis: January 2, Maech 20, July 19, and August 12
Jagannath: June 14
Janus: the month of January, especially January 1
Juno: May 29, the month of June, and July 8
Juno Februa: the month of February
Juno-Lupa: February 14
Justicia: January 8
Juturno: January 11
Kachinas: July 26
Kali: February 17 and the month of November
Krishna: August 27
Konhana-Hime: November 23
Kronos: July 11
Kuan Yin: January 31, March 28, and April 5
Kukulcan: November 21
Kupala: June 21
Lakshmi: March 20 and October 16
Lara: December 23
Lares: January 12
Laurentina: December 23
Liber Pater: March 27
Libertas: April 13
Liberty: December 10
Loki: April 1
Lono: November 7
Lord of the Greenwood: the month of March
Lucina: December 5
Lugh: July 31 and the month of August
Luna: March 31
Luna Regia: April 24
Lu Pan: July 18
Lupercus: Febraury 15
Lutzelfrau and Perchta: December 25
Maat: July 5 and December 16
Machendrana: April 17
Maia: May 1
Maidens of the Four Directions: September 3
Maman: the month of November
Manes: November 8
Mars: March 23, May 29, and October 15
Maryamma: April 14
Meditrina: September 30
Mens: June 8
Minerva: February 19, June 14, October 24, and December 4
Moccas: November 14
Moon Hare: September 27
Morrigan: the month of October and December 16
Mother of the Universe: November 27
Nagas: July 1
Neith: December 8
Nemesis: August 23
Nepthys: July 18 and September 13
Neptune: July 23
Nincnevin: November 10
Nina: February 19
Nu Kwa: August 22
Obatala: September 24
Oddudua: August 11
Old Lady of the Elder Trees: October 11
Old Woman: October 5
Ops: August 25 and December 19
Osiris: July 13, September 24, the month of October, and November 3
Ostara: the first day of Spring
Pales: April 21
Pan: the month of May
Pandrosos: October 18
Papa Legba: June 29
Parvati: March 20
Pax: January 29 and July 4
Perchta: December 25
Persephone: April 3 and the first day of Autumn
Pomona: November 1
Proserpina: May 27
Prytania: March 24
Puck: August 11
Python: May 28
Quetzalcoatl: September 20 and November 21
Rama: April 18
Reason: November 10
Rhea: July 11 and December 3
Rhiannon: March 4
Rowana: July 15
Salavi: June 26
Sankrant: December 19
Sarasvati: January 31, March 20, and November 27
Saturn: March 23 and December 17 though 24
Sedna: September 25
Sekhment: January 7, the month of November
Set: July 15
Seven Shinto Gods of Good Luck: October 19
Sheela-Na-Gig: March 18
Shiva: February 24 and May 10
Sitala: March 19
Skadi: July 10, November 30
Snow Queen Goddess: December 11
Sophia: October 24, November 28, and December 16
Sothis: the month of July
Spandarmat: February 18
Spider Woman: the month of July and December 16
Sulis: July 23
Sunna: July 8
Surya: January 14 through 16
Tacita: February 18
Tara: October 31
Tari Pennu: August 30
Teinne: August 6
Tellus Mater: January 30
Tempestas: June 1
Terminus: February 23
Terra: the month of April
Theseus: September 26
Thor: January 19, July 28, and the month of September
Thoth: September 19
Three Fates: May 27
Threefold Goddess: November 16
Tiamat: November 6
Tin Hau: May 10
Ti-Tsang: July 15
Tiu: January 13
Tonantzin: December 9 through 12
Tyi Wara: April 27
Tyr: October 17
Ua Zit: March 14
Ursala: October 21
Ullr: November 22
Vali: February 14
Venus: the months of January and April, and August 8
Vertumnus: August 23
Vesta: January 15, March 1, June 7 through 15, and August 15
Victoria: October 7
Vidar: June 14
Vishnu: October 6 through 15
Vulcan: August 23
Walpurga: April 30
Witch of Gaeta: July 3
Woden: the month of December
Xipe Totec: October 30
Yama: July 12
Ying-Hua: the month of April
Yngona: January 21
Ysahodhara: May 2
Yuki Onne: December 11
Zamyaz: February 28
Zao Jun: January 18
Zeus: June 12
The empty void in us,can be filled with a little magic.
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Spellwork by Lunar Phase
I am always second guessing myself with the correct timing for my rituals and prayers so when I was looking at a bunch of random books I came across a sweet list. It will be highly useful for me so I thought that I’d share!
Abundance: waxing to full moon.
Addictions (TO END): waning moon.
Artistic Creations: waxing to full moon.
Bad Habits (to break): waning moon.
Bad Luck (to reverse): waning moon.
Beauty and Health: full moon.
Bindings: waning moon.
Blessings: full moon.
Career Advancement: waxing moon.
Communication: full moon.
Curses, Hexes (to break): waning moon.
Divinations: waxing and full moons.
Energy Raising: waxing moon.
Exorcisms: waning moon.
Fear (overcoming): waning moon.
Fertility Rituals: waxing and full moons.
Forgiveness: new moon.
Friendship: waxing moon.
Garden Planting Spells: waxing moon.
Goals (attainment of): waxing to full moon.
Good Luck: waxing moon.
Growth (of an kind): waxing moon.
Harmony: waxing moon.
Happiness: waxing and full moons.
Healings (to increase health): waxing moon.
Healings (to end sickness): waning moon.
House Blessings: full moon.
Inspiration: waxing and full moons.
Intuition: full moon.
Jinx-Breaking: waning moon.
Judgment: waxing and full moons.
Liberation (to free oneself from something): waning moon.
Love Magick: waxing and full moons.
Love Spells (to reverse): waning moon.
Lunar Goddess Invocations: full moon.
Money Matters (to increase wealth): waxing moon.
Negativity (to banish): waning moon.
Nightmares (to banish): waning moon.
Obtaining (things and goals): waxing and full moons.
Omens: full moon.
Overcoming: waning moon.
Peace (to end hostility, war): waning moon.
Power: waxing and full moons.
Prophetic Dreams: full moon.
Protection: waxing moon.
Psychic Powers (developing, strengthening): full moon.
Quests: new moon.
Real Estate (to buy): waxing moon
Real Estate (to sell): waning moon.
Sexual Desires (to stimulate, increase): waxing moon.
Spirit Conjurations: full moon.
Strength: waxing moon.
Teaching: waxing and full moons.
Transformations: full moon.
Travel: waxing moon.
Unions (marriages, business partnerships): waxing and full moons.
Weatherworkings (to bring forth): waxing moon.
Weatherworkings (to quell): waning moon.
Weight Gain: waxing moon.
Weight Loss: waning moon.
Wisdom (to increase): waxing and full moons.
Wish-magick: waxing and full moons.
Abundance: waxing to full moon.
Addictions (TO END): waning moon.
Artistic Creations: waxing to full moon.
Bad Habits (to break): waning moon.
Bad Luck (to reverse): waning moon.
Beauty and Health: full moon.
Bindings: waning moon.
Blessings: full moon.
Career Advancement: waxing moon.
Communication: full moon.
Curses, Hexes (to break): waning moon.
Divinations: waxing and full moons.
Energy Raising: waxing moon.
Exorcisms: waning moon.
Fear (overcoming): waning moon.
Fertility Rituals: waxing and full moons.
Forgiveness: new moon.
Friendship: waxing moon.
Garden Planting Spells: waxing moon.
Goals (attainment of): waxing to full moon.
Good Luck: waxing moon.
Growth (of an kind): waxing moon.
Harmony: waxing moon.
Happiness: waxing and full moons.
Healings (to increase health): waxing moon.
Healings (to end sickness): waning moon.
House Blessings: full moon.
Inspiration: waxing and full moons.
Intuition: full moon.
Jinx-Breaking: waning moon.
Judgment: waxing and full moons.
Liberation (to free oneself from something): waning moon.
Love Magick: waxing and full moons.
Love Spells (to reverse): waning moon.
Lunar Goddess Invocations: full moon.
Money Matters (to increase wealth): waxing moon.
Negativity (to banish): waning moon.
Nightmares (to banish): waning moon.
Obtaining (things and goals): waxing and full moons.
Omens: full moon.
Overcoming: waning moon.
Peace (to end hostility, war): waning moon.
Power: waxing and full moons.
Prophetic Dreams: full moon.
Protection: waxing moon.
Psychic Powers (developing, strengthening): full moon.
Quests: new moon.
Real Estate (to buy): waxing moon
Real Estate (to sell): waning moon.
Sexual Desires (to stimulate, increase): waxing moon.
Spirit Conjurations: full moon.
Strength: waxing moon.
Teaching: waxing and full moons.
Transformations: full moon.
Travel: waxing moon.
Unions (marriages, business partnerships): waxing and full moons.
Weatherworkings (to bring forth): waxing moon.
Weatherworkings (to quell): waning moon.
Weight Gain: waxing moon.
Weight Loss: waning moon.
Wisdom (to increase): waxing and full moons.
Wish-magick: waxing and full moons.
The empty void in us,can be filled with a little magic.
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Sunset Prayer
by S. Schultz
A palette of colors fills the sky
With the beauty of the Gods.
May I ever work to better myself
So that I may better reflect that beauty,
Both inside and out.
So mote it be.
A palette of colors fills the sky
With the beauty of the Gods.
May I ever work to better myself
So that I may better reflect that beauty,
Both inside and out.
So mote it be.
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Herbal Medicines & Preparations
Herbal medicine has been practiced for as long as humans have been around. It was the only form of physical medicine (except for acupuncture), available until the last century. When it was discovered that the active ingredient of an herb or chemical could be isolated, and in may cases reproduced in a lab, medicine went from treating the patient to treating the symptoms. While this has been a good thing if extreme measures were call for, it further separated us from nature and Her gifts. It also upset the balance of nature both externally and within our own bodies. Externally, the focus of the last fifty years has been, “satisfy our wants and needs now and we will figure out how to fix it later. After all, we have science!” The toll of that attitude on our environment and quality of life is easy to see. Internally more and different diseases have been seen in the last century than in any previous time in history. Cancer affects 1/3 or our population. Allergies and sensitivities are now more the norm then not. In focusing on the one goal, we missed the picture. Herbal medicine, combined with good food, free of unbalancing chemicals and a healthy mental state, would put us back in balance with nature, which will have to happen if we are going to survive on this planet for much longer.
Source of the article:
Herbal Medicine and Preparations
Source of the article:
Herbal Medicine and Preparations
Last edited by Seraphin on Sun Aug 17, 2014 7:03 pm, edited 3 times in total.
Reason: Source properly cited and content shortened due to coyright issues.
Reason: Source properly cited and content shortened due to coyright issues.
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Re: Sunset Prayer
Here's one that should be recited facing the Sun at sunrise...
You who are the source of all illumination,
illuminate also my heart...
so it too ,
can do your work!
BB, Firebird
You who are the source of all illumination,
illuminate also my heart...
so it too ,
can do your work!
BB, Firebird
“There are things known and things unknown and in between are the Doors.”
― Jim Morrison
“All I have seen teaches me to trust the Creator for all I have not seen.”
― RWEmerson
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― Jim Morrison
“All I have seen teaches me to trust the Creator for all I have not seen.”
― RWEmerson
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Banishing Spell: Slander and Gossip
Items: cauldron – a piece of paper
Time: Night, Waning Moon
Ritual: Light a small fire in a cauldron or whatever you have available to contain the fire. Write on a piece of paper that is 3×3″, the word Rumors and the rumors that are being spread about you. Do not write the names of those who are slandering you! You do not want to harm them and suffer the consequences with karma! Be thinking of these lies going away never to return as you draw an X with a dark marker across the paper. Toss the paper into the fire and repeat the following words 3x
Rumors, slander standing stout,
With this X I cross you out
I toss their words into the fire,
All these lies no longer hire
All bad things done and said,
Leave my life, be gone be dead
All the evil that they say
At this time will go away
Rumors carry me no more,
Be gone be dead be no more
As I speak, so mote it be
Remember to sit and concentrate on all that you’ve experienced in this matter and focus on it all being taken away on the wind then, extinguish the fire.
Time: Night, Waning Moon
Ritual: Light a small fire in a cauldron or whatever you have available to contain the fire. Write on a piece of paper that is 3×3″, the word Rumors and the rumors that are being spread about you. Do not write the names of those who are slandering you! You do not want to harm them and suffer the consequences with karma! Be thinking of these lies going away never to return as you draw an X with a dark marker across the paper. Toss the paper into the fire and repeat the following words 3x
Rumors, slander standing stout,
With this X I cross you out
I toss their words into the fire,
All these lies no longer hire
All bad things done and said,
Leave my life, be gone be dead
All the evil that they say
At this time will go away
Rumors carry me no more,
Be gone be dead be no more
As I speak, so mote it be
Remember to sit and concentrate on all that you’ve experienced in this matter and focus on it all being taken away on the wind then, extinguish the fire.
The empty void in us,can be filled with a little magic.
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Mabon Recipe
Cheater Baked Apple
apples
cranberries
teaspoon brown sugar for each apple
teaspoon cinnamon for each apple
Core and wash one apple per person. Place in individual sherbet dishes. Fill each apple with cranberries, brown sugar, and cinnamon. Microwave until baked (approximately 3 minutes per apple). Serve warm, topped with whipped cream.
Mabon Apple Crisp
6 cups sliced and peeled apples
2/3 cup flour
1 1/3 cup Oatmeal
1 cup Brown Sugar
1/2 teaspoon Salt
1 teaspoon Cinnamon
2/3 cup Melted Butter
½ cup of walnut (optional)
Spread apples evenly on the bottom of an oblong baking dish. In a bowl mix together remaining ingredients until everything is moistened. Spread evenly over top of apples. Bake in a 375 degree oven until apples are soft (about 30 minutes) and topping is crisp.
Serve warm or cold. I like warm apple crisp topped with vanilla ice cream! YUM!!
Recipe by: Pauline Mansberger.
Harvest Morning Muffins
3 eggs
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 cup vegetable oil
1 cup grated apples
1 cup grated carrots
1 cup whole-wheat flour
1 cup all-purpose flour
1 tbs. baking powder
1/4 tsp. salt
1/2 tsp. cinnamon
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Lightly grease a 12-muffin tin or line it with paper liners. Set aside. In the bowl of an electric mixer, blend the eggs, sugar and oil until well combined. Stir in the grated apples and carrots. In a separate bowl, sift the flours, baking powder, salt and cinnamon. Blend the dry ingredients with the apple mixture until just combined. Spoon the batter into the muffin tins and bake for 25 minutes.
Makes 12 muffins.
Baked Squash and Apple Casserole
1 small Butternut squash, about 2 pounds
2 apples, cored, peeled, sliced
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/4 cup cold margarine
1 tablespoon flour
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
Peel squash, scoop out seeds, and cut in small pieces.
Place squash and apple slices in oblong baking dish (7×11-inch). Blend remaining ingredients with fork or pastry cutter until crumbly.
Distribute over squash and apple.
Cover and bake at 350 degrees for about 45 to 50 minutes.
Serves 6 to 8.
apples
cranberries
teaspoon brown sugar for each apple
teaspoon cinnamon for each apple
Core and wash one apple per person. Place in individual sherbet dishes. Fill each apple with cranberries, brown sugar, and cinnamon. Microwave until baked (approximately 3 minutes per apple). Serve warm, topped with whipped cream.
Mabon Apple Crisp
6 cups sliced and peeled apples
2/3 cup flour
1 1/3 cup Oatmeal
1 cup Brown Sugar
1/2 teaspoon Salt
1 teaspoon Cinnamon
2/3 cup Melted Butter
½ cup of walnut (optional)
Spread apples evenly on the bottom of an oblong baking dish. In a bowl mix together remaining ingredients until everything is moistened. Spread evenly over top of apples. Bake in a 375 degree oven until apples are soft (about 30 minutes) and topping is crisp.
Serve warm or cold. I like warm apple crisp topped with vanilla ice cream! YUM!!
Recipe by: Pauline Mansberger.
Harvest Morning Muffins
3 eggs
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 cup vegetable oil
1 cup grated apples
1 cup grated carrots
1 cup whole-wheat flour
1 cup all-purpose flour
1 tbs. baking powder
1/4 tsp. salt
1/2 tsp. cinnamon
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Lightly grease a 12-muffin tin or line it with paper liners. Set aside. In the bowl of an electric mixer, blend the eggs, sugar and oil until well combined. Stir in the grated apples and carrots. In a separate bowl, sift the flours, baking powder, salt and cinnamon. Blend the dry ingredients with the apple mixture until just combined. Spoon the batter into the muffin tins and bake for 25 minutes.
Makes 12 muffins.
Baked Squash and Apple Casserole
1 small Butternut squash, about 2 pounds
2 apples, cored, peeled, sliced
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/4 cup cold margarine
1 tablespoon flour
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
Peel squash, scoop out seeds, and cut in small pieces.
Place squash and apple slices in oblong baking dish (7×11-inch). Blend remaining ingredients with fork or pastry cutter until crumbly.
Distribute over squash and apple.
Cover and bake at 350 degrees for about 45 to 50 minutes.
Serves 6 to 8.
The empty void in us,can be filled with a little magic.
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Salem Witch's Love Potion
This is a well known love potion, and should be used with a corresponding love spell for several purposes:
So that the best suitable person will enter your life.
To strengthen your current relationship and love.
For attaining love and friendship.
A lot of Salem witches like to sprinkle this potion in their homes and lubricate the front and rear doors of their homes with it in order to strengthen the friendliness of each person who enters.
1 teaspoon of pink or red petals, best to use both. Red petals represent passionate love, while pink represent friendship and a strong bond.
1 teaspoon of lavender, to attract love
1/2 teaspoon of oak leaves, to attain power and male energy
A few sticks of cinnamon, to gain magical power and success in love
Boil all the above ingredients in two cups of water. While the ingredients are heated, say the following:
“With the power of the Goddess and the God, and the rule of Aphrodite and Venus,
I conjure this potion with all the good spirits of love
To attract love, good feelings, romantic moods,
Passionate love between lovers,
A strong bond and a long friendship.”
Fun Fact:A Long time ago,women had to promise not sneak a love potion in their lovers food.
So that the best suitable person will enter your life.
To strengthen your current relationship and love.
For attaining love and friendship.
A lot of Salem witches like to sprinkle this potion in their homes and lubricate the front and rear doors of their homes with it in order to strengthen the friendliness of each person who enters.
1 teaspoon of pink or red petals, best to use both. Red petals represent passionate love, while pink represent friendship and a strong bond.
1 teaspoon of lavender, to attract love
1/2 teaspoon of oak leaves, to attain power and male energy
A few sticks of cinnamon, to gain magical power and success in love
Boil all the above ingredients in two cups of water. While the ingredients are heated, say the following:
“With the power of the Goddess and the God, and the rule of Aphrodite and Venus,
I conjure this potion with all the good spirits of love
To attract love, good feelings, romantic moods,
Passionate love between lovers,
A strong bond and a long friendship.”
Fun Fact:A Long time ago,women had to promise not sneak a love potion in their lovers food.
The empty void in us,can be filled with a little magic.
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Ginger Tea Potion
Ginger is an aromatic and warming spice. The purpose of using ginger in this potion is because of its unique strength of drawing sources of money (a quality which is present in cinnamon, which is also part of this recipe).
5 cups of water
1/4 cup of fresh ginger root, cleaned and finely chopped
1/4 cup of sugar
1/4 teaspoon of cinnamon
Cook the ginger root for 30 minutes. Filter the water and continue by adding sugar and cinnamon. The tea potion is then ready.
5 cups of water
1/4 cup of fresh ginger root, cleaned and finely chopped
1/4 cup of sugar
1/4 teaspoon of cinnamon
Cook the ginger root for 30 minutes. Filter the water and continue by adding sugar and cinnamon. The tea potion is then ready.
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A Ritual Of Gestures
Stand in the area you have chosen for your ritual. Still your thoughts.
Breathe deeply half a minute or so until composed and calm. Turn your mind to your Deities.
Face North. Lift both hands to waist height, palms down. Press your fingers together creating two solid, flat planes. Sense solidity, foundation, fertility. Invoke the powers of Earth through the gesture.
Moments later turn toward the East. Raise your hands a foot higher, your palms facing away from you (no longer parallel with the ground), and elbows slightly bent. Spread your fingers and hold this position, sensing movement and communication. Invoke the forces of Air through this gesture.
Face South. Life your hands fully above your head. Keeping the elbows straight, grasp your fingers into tight fists. Feel force, power, creation and destruction. Invoke the forces of Fire through this gesture.
Turn to the West. Lower your hands a foot or so. Bend the elbows, turn yourpalms upward and cup them, pressing the thumbs against the forefingers.Sense fluidity, the ocean, liquidity. Invoke the force of Water through the gesture.
Face North again. Throw your head back and raise both hands to the sky, palms up, fingers spread. Drink in the essence of The One, the unknowable, unapproachable ultimate source of all. Sense the mysteries within the Universe.
Lower your projective hand but keep your receptive hand high. Pressing the third, fourth and fifth fingers against the palm, lift the forefinger and thumb to create a rough crescent shape. Sense the reality of the Goddess. Sense her love, her fertility, her compassion. Sense the powers of the Moon
in the gesture; the force of the eternal seas – the presence of the Goddess.
Lower your receptive hand, lift your projective hand. Bend down the middle and fourth fingers toward the palm, and trap them with the thumb. Lift the forefinger and little finger up to the sky, creating a horned image. Sense the reality of the God. Sense the power of the Sun in the gesture; the
untamed energies of the woodlands – the presence of the God.
Lower your projective hand. Lay down flat. Spread your legs and arms until you’ve created the pattern of a pentagram. Sense the powers of the elements running through you; merging and coalescing into your being. Sense them as emanations from the One, the Goddess and God.
Meditate. Commune. Communicate.
When finished, simply stand up. Your ritual is over.
Breathe deeply half a minute or so until composed and calm. Turn your mind to your Deities.
Face North. Lift both hands to waist height, palms down. Press your fingers together creating two solid, flat planes. Sense solidity, foundation, fertility. Invoke the powers of Earth through the gesture.
Moments later turn toward the East. Raise your hands a foot higher, your palms facing away from you (no longer parallel with the ground), and elbows slightly bent. Spread your fingers and hold this position, sensing movement and communication. Invoke the forces of Air through this gesture.
Face South. Life your hands fully above your head. Keeping the elbows straight, grasp your fingers into tight fists. Feel force, power, creation and destruction. Invoke the forces of Fire through this gesture.
Turn to the West. Lower your hands a foot or so. Bend the elbows, turn yourpalms upward and cup them, pressing the thumbs against the forefingers.Sense fluidity, the ocean, liquidity. Invoke the force of Water through the gesture.
Face North again. Throw your head back and raise both hands to the sky, palms up, fingers spread. Drink in the essence of The One, the unknowable, unapproachable ultimate source of all. Sense the mysteries within the Universe.
Lower your projective hand but keep your receptive hand high. Pressing the third, fourth and fifth fingers against the palm, lift the forefinger and thumb to create a rough crescent shape. Sense the reality of the Goddess. Sense her love, her fertility, her compassion. Sense the powers of the Moon
in the gesture; the force of the eternal seas – the presence of the Goddess.
Lower your receptive hand, lift your projective hand. Bend down the middle and fourth fingers toward the palm, and trap them with the thumb. Lift the forefinger and little finger up to the sky, creating a horned image. Sense the reality of the God. Sense the power of the Sun in the gesture; the
untamed energies of the woodlands – the presence of the God.
Lower your projective hand. Lay down flat. Spread your legs and arms until you’ve created the pattern of a pentagram. Sense the powers of the elements running through you; merging and coalescing into your being. Sense them as emanations from the One, the Goddess and God.
Meditate. Commune. Communicate.
When finished, simply stand up. Your ritual is over.
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Power of the Sea Meditation
Clear your mind, have no distractions around you. Close your eyes and breathe deep:
Listen to the gentle waves
Calmness is within you
See how the sunlight glints and plays on the waves
Look far out to sea, as far as the horizon takes you
Feel the breeze, let it inside with a deep breath Feel the soft sand between your toes
Sit in the warm sand
Allow the oceans power inside – breathe deeply and slowly in time with the waves
See the white curl on the crest of the wave
You are breathing with the ocean
Feel its force and its gentleness as one
The waves rhythmic lull fill your senses
You are calmed and rested
Listen to the gentle waves
Calmness is within you
See how the sunlight glints and plays on the waves
Look far out to sea, as far as the horizon takes you
Feel the breeze, let it inside with a deep breath Feel the soft sand between your toes
Sit in the warm sand
Allow the oceans power inside – breathe deeply and slowly in time with the waves
See the white curl on the crest of the wave
You are breathing with the ocean
Feel its force and its gentleness as one
The waves rhythmic lull fill your senses
You are calmed and rested
The empty void in us,can be filled with a little magic.