As one year ends and another begins, it’s a good time to purify our homes to receive the New Year. One of the favorite purifying scents to use is bayberry. For this ritual you’ll need one... Read more

In most mornings, I take a walk along the river near my home. By the time mid-August arrives, I begin to see signs that summer is fading. For instance, wild geese can be spotted flying along the... Read more

Bathing is a sacred practice that many people take for granted. Many of us have the luxury of warm, running water, and, indeed, this is a blessing beyond measure. It's something people in many... Read more

Snow is nature's purifier. The next time it snows, use this spell to rid your home of negativity. Ideally, perform this ritual at night during a waning Moon. Turn off all your lights and walk... Read more

If winter makes you suffer from cabin fever and the seasonal blahs, let this ritual rid your home of all sorts of negativity. Start by using fragrances associated with January—allspice, ginger, and... Read more

Color of the day: White
Incense of the day: Cypress

After seasonal revelry, you may wake up one morning with that headache you can only get from too much of a really good party. While prevention is... Read more

Color of the day: Brown
Incense of the day: Maple

Here is a good incense to purify and protect your sacred space.

Patchouli for earth protection,
Lavender for air purification,
Copal for fire... Read more

Color of the day: White
Incense of the day: Honeysuckle

Amethyst is known to balance energies and bring strength, stability, and peace to its bearer. While it is a powerful stone, it backs up its... Read more

On a Tuesday, draw an image of an obstacle you are facing on a piece of paper. This can be a loose doodle or an accurate rendition. Then, on the back of the paper draw a representation of a desired... Read more

Color of the day: White
Incense of the day: Musk

In the evening, draw a warm bath and add several drops of rosemary and lavender essential oils, or use dried herbs and wrap them in cheesecloth and... Read more