With spring come the flowers. They burst up from the ground after a long winter's sleep. Their colors brighten a world of browns and grays. They bring positive energy and hidden messages. Honor them with this blessing: Bless the snowdrops, Nodding and white. Bless the crocus, Purple and bright. Bless the jonquils, Trumpets of gold. Bless the tulips, Painted so bold. Bless the flowers, Heralds of spring; Crown the Goddess of everthing. ...
The snowdrop is a garden flower associated with the winter months, and also with our last sabbat, Imbolc. Another name for the snowdrop is Candlemas Bells. It's astrological correspondence is the planet Saturn. I have always assigned the element of Earth to this little beatuy. In the language of flowers, the snowdrop promises consolation, and it brings hope during the colest and bleakest time of year. Since Saturday is linked to Saturn's energy, let's work a little flower fascination with ...
In the depth of winter, the lack of light can lead to a darkness in our souls. Even the cheeriest person can start to be discouraged by the snow and the cold. Even warmer climates don't have the kind of energy during the winter that is around in the summer. The winter weather can drag us down and make us doubt ourselves. Light a black or white candle and surround it with salt. Feel a circle of protective light surrounding you, full of the strength and comfort of the god or goddess you ...
The Earth may begin to stir with new life at this time of year, but some of the biggest snows still occur in February. And since kids are delighted by snow, take advantage of a snowy day to combine some fun activities for your kids with some protection magic as well. Bundle your children in warm clothes and go outside. Encourage them to make snow angels. Afterward, when they're occupied with other fun snow activites, you can create a little protection magic. Over the angel shpes they've ...