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Monday has the astrological influence of the Moon. Since we are in a waning Moon phase, let's conjure up a good night's sleep. This spell calls on Selene, the Greco-Roman goddess of the Moon. A much-loved deity of Witches, Selene brings no-nonsense solutions to magical and mundane problems. To start this spell, brew a cup of chamomile tea. As it steeps, enchant it to help you to sleep easily and peacefully. Hold the mug or teacup in your hands and focus your intent on the tea. Then repeat the ...

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In France on this day the winegrowers gather to celebrate the grape harvest. It is a festival of sharing in the abundance Mother Earth has to offer. Summer is waning and the crops are fruitful. To show your appreciation for the simple joy of today, place the Three of Cups from your tarot deck or perhaps a bundle of fresh grapes on your altar. Spontaneously invite a few friends over to share a nice glass of wine or white grape juice. If the mood is fitting gather together joining hands. Begin to ...

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Basil is one of the most magical and purifying of all herbs. To the Orthodox Christians, basil is among the holiest of plants. A sunny morning in late August is the perfect time to harvest basil. As you cut the basil, say a silent thank you to Mother Earth for sharing this gift with you. As a symbol of gratitude, leave a few stems uncut. When done, rinse the basil in cool water and let it drain. In simple ritual, place one sprig of basil on your altar as an offering to the Goddess and God. Tie ...

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Gather two roses, a bowl, some spring water, two small pink candles with candleholders, a piece of paper, red ink, and two tablespoons rosemary. Charge the roses with love, then the candles, spring water, and rosemary. Light the candles. Make sure there are no fire hazards such as wind blowing in through the window. Sprinkle rosemary around the base of the candleholders clockwise. Fill the bowl with spring water and place the roses in it. Sprinkle rosemary around the bowl clockwise. Write your ...

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For some people, winter is grueling, with long, dark days and very cold weather. For others, it is more foggy, damp, and dreary. The advent of spring opens new windows of magickal possibilities,...
       
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