The answer, of course, is "yes." We are all sexy witches. Unfortunately we (particularly us women, though men aren't immune from it either) have been taught to feel very shameful of our bodies and our sexuality. Fortunately, we can learn how to get that powerful sexiness back. And better yet, we can have fun doing it. Following is one very simple way to get started, from LaSara FireFox's new Sexy Witch:
Creating a Daily Practice: Self-Honoring Rituals
The opportunity to create self-honoring in your life is available at any time. All it takes to create a ritual of honoring is intention. There are probably many self-nurturing activities you do on a daily basis. These might include putting on sunscreen, eating, dressing for your day, exercising, walking, or writing.
Your morning shower is a great place to start with honoring your body. As you wash, imagine the water cleansing you through and through. Let the water wash away not only the external funk, but the internal, too.
Many of us engage in little rituals throughout the day, though we may not be conscious of it. It's easy to become conscious, and to use that consciousness as a portal to the creation of a system of self-honoring that may change your life, and the lives of future generations of women. Every act of self-worship, self-care, and self-nurturance is a revolutionary act. Change begins with the individual. To change the world, take care of yourself!
Sexy Witch © 2005 by LaSara FireFox
Walking the Well Worn Path
This September Llewellyn introduces an exciting new card deck for Witches entitled The Well Worn Path. Authors Raven Grimassi and Stephanie Taylor worked closely with artist Mickie Mueller to create a stunning forty card deck, with each card illustrating a different important concept for Witches. From the Rede to Initiation and even Reincarnation, this deck serves as a wonderful tool for divination, rituals, pathworking, and teaching. "In this deck we have preserved and presented the important, vital, and viable traditions and beliefs that we all continue to honor into modern days. Here we have captured the knowledge and wisdom of ancient times for contemporary application," say authors Grimassi and Taylor.
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