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Color of the Day
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Like dowsing with a pendulum, the body can be used to tap into energy, establishing a "yes" and a "no" and answering simple questions. Use your body to divine. Learn its "yes" and "no." It is always with you, and free to use. There's nothing to buy, to remember, or to lose. Stand with your feet on the ground and connect to earth energy. Breathe deeply and relax (air energy). Bless your brain and nervous system (fire). Express gratitude for your blood and lymph system (water). Bring your ...

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Color of the Day
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Open communication is necessary for well-balanced relationships. When we are struggling to connect with others, it can be difficult to find the right way to present our information. To foster effective communication, we can create a spell jar. You will need a small jar with a lid, such as a pint Mason jar. Find items that represent air and communication. Some herbs, crystals, and oils that can be used include mint, dill, lavender, jasmine, lily of the valley, bergamot, opal, and agate. Arrange ...

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This spell is so easy. It's portable, you can do it anywhere, it doesn't require any tools or special items, and it can be done in solitude or in a crowded place, solo or with a group. First, know what you want to achieve. When the moon is waxing, it's time to focus on drawing things to you. (When the moon is waning, it's best to focus on banishing or pushing things away.) Quiet your mind and open your heart. Fold your hands in prayer and put one index finger lightly over each nostril. You're ...

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As a lover of goats and things that have a whiff of Pan, I was delighted to discover that today begins Puck Fair in Killorglin, Ireland. This festival dates to 1603 and involves a goat being crowned as "King Puck" and honored by the town. The goat symbolizes the connection between people and nature, which feels like another hint that the Great God Pan has his hooves in this celebration. Today is also Lazy Day, which is meant to reconnect us with our bodies and just enjoying ...

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Nearly all Witches observe the Full Moon in one way or another. Some choose to perform elaborate ceremonies or work with their coven. Others meditate or ritualize solitarily, while others simply...