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Bona Dea (the Good Goddess) was a Roman goddess mostly worshipped in a temple on the Aventine Hill. Only women held her rites, even drawings of men and male animals were forbidden. Sorry, guys, this one is for the ladies. She was associated with women's mysteries, healing, and freedom from slavery and violence. This is a spell for any women who are trying to escape violent or oppressive situations, or even the slavery of their own fear, and it should be followed up by appropriate legal support ...
Sometimes it's hard to get into a season of giving, light, and excitement when we feel we have a lot to accomplish in a short amount of time. You will need a sheet of paper, pen, dragon's blood powder, a fireproof bowl, and a red candle. Light the candle and make a list of all the things you have to do in the next month. Be as detailed as you like. When you are finished, take a strong look at the list. Spread dragon's blood power over it for energy and invigoration. Roll the paper and the ...
Warning: This spell is hot! Only cast it if you want your eyes to sparkle with fiery passion. You will need: musk incense, ritual broom, red ribbon, and an edible strawberry on a dish. Light the incense, taking in the rich scent. Then hold the red ribbon in your hands. Visualize yourself surrounded by lustful, passionate energy; infuse it into the ribbon. Next, tie the piece of ribbon around the base of the broom (right above the bristles). Stand up and sweep your circle moving clockwise as you ...
Today is a Moon's day, and we have a waning Moon phase-a great time to do psychic cleansing. If you do lots of tarot readings or healing work for friends, you may be accidentally carrying around psychic garbage. So here's a way to get rid of it using lunar magic. You will need a silver candle in a holder set on a flat work surface and some silver glitter. With the glitter, draw a counterclockwise spiral around the candleholder. Light the candle and repeat the charm: I release and banish all ...
