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Color of the day: Yellow Incense of the day: Juniper Music and singing can raise your energy and make you feel happy. No matter where you are today, find a place to sing. It doesn't matter if you sing well or not, this is just for you. Sing in the shower, in your car-anywhere. Sing anything-a lullaby, advertising jingle, a song from the radio, or something you made up yourself. While you sing, visualize your best and most confident self. You can pretend to be a rock star and play air guitar, ...
Color of the day: Pine Incense of the day: Cedar On this day, the primary festival of Juno was held. Juno was a Greek goddess with many titles and duties: Juno Matronalia, the goddess of marriage, and Juno Lucina, the goddess of light and prosperity in marriage. This goddess is a powerful matriarch and a patron deity to both married women and pregnant women. This is the deity to call on when working magic to strengthen the emotional bonds of your loving marriage, and to celebrate a happy, ...
Color of the day: Rose Incense of the day: Mint Today is an extraordinary day! It only happens once every four years. That is enough cause to jump for joy-a precious day that rarely makes an appearance. An extra day! Traditionally, this is the day where women are "allowed" to propose to men. In the twenty-first century, that's possible every day. Instead, take full advantage of "Leap Day." Today is the day for you to take a leap in your life-a Life Leap Day! What is something you always wanted ...
Color of the day: Crimson Incense of the day: Mulberry One reason quitting smoking is so hard is that we don't complete our relationship with cigarettes. We may hate to admit it, but most smokers love smoking and are comforted by lighting up. In order to successfully and permanently quit, it's important to acknowledge and release these feelings. Make an altar to your smoking habit. Have cigarettes, your favorite ashtray, matches or lighter, etc. Invoke the gods to witness. Speak freely to your ...
