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Color of the day: Topaz Incense of the day: Musk The wisest in the craft employ a guardian at the front entry to ensure only positive vibrations come into the home. One of the best living guardians is a cactus plant. Any one of the desert family will do, and the spikier the better. To activate a cactus as your new guardian you must feed it. Guardian food is simple: just smash together eggshells, coffee grounds, and a tiny splash of beer. As you bury the food in the plant's pot say: I charge ...
Color of the day: Green Incense of the day: Sandalwood Tax time will soon be upon us. It is the perfect time to work a little magic to ensure our financial obligations are met without too many challenges. Take a cloth pouch and place it on your altar. Light a green candle and cedar incense. Inside the pouch place cedar chips (money), chamomile flowers (money), basil (money and protection), two magnets (attraction), coins, a pinch of salt, bloodstone (money), a dollar bill, and a horseshoe ...
Color of the day: Purple Incense of the day: Cedar A folk rhyme tells us that March roars into our lives like a lion. Stormy weather can create havoc and damage in our lives. To protect your property and loved ones from the damage of storms, exercise good common sense and take care of the physical aspects of protection. Secure your property and plan for disaster in the material realms. Then magically cast a circle around your living space and property. Call in spirits and totems of protection, ...
Color of the day: Brown Incense of the day: Thyme The Imbolc season, which was a time of rebirth and renewed abundance, may also have been a sacred ritual period of purification in preparation for the renewed energies of spring. Various sacred plants were used throughout the winter season for this purpose. In Scotland, juniper was burned at the New Year to sain or purify the home. Torannon, or figwort, was utilized around Imbolc for protection and abundance. The dandelion was sacred to ...
