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Hearth charms like punched leaves can help us bring warmth and joy into the home as we learn dot matrix art and balancing magick this season. Punching shapes is the first step in learning other crafts like embroidery. Looking at the holes we punch, we let the light in through all those seemingly unrelated imperfections. The bigger picture always reveals a theme, and crafting with leaves is fun when we employ Pagan, planetary, and zodiac images. All you need is a few freshly fallen leaves and ...
If you are ready to explore Pagan history and culture daily, begin to deepen your habits and routines to include tarot and Kabbalah. This afternoon, embellish your lunch box. Draw the key code of the Tree of Life either as spheres with twenty-two paths, a cube with its many cards, or a verdant tree with great roots. Hand-draw or paste this image inside your lunch box and begin using your lunchtime as a portal of mystic nourishment. Not only will the images and geometry of the Tree of Life ...
For crofters in Scotland, soil repair is a point of cultural pride. From peat roofs to cow patty logs, the farmer feeds the earth near as much as the animals in the northern climates. Over the centuries, this idea of feeding the soil has evolved into many recipes for fairy bread. Left out in late summer to entice the fairies to return next spring, this sweet promise offers the earth spirits the seeds and bulbs within. Fairy bread is fun to make and easy to pack into fun shapes for gifting. You ...
The heart of a lion is a tough quality of leadership. Standing up for others and doing what we know is right means facing the fear of being beaten back for holding a line of integrity. Leadership when it is in selfless service to the greater good is one of the most charming and admirable aspects of a willing hero. This spell is designed to help you lead by example and requires that you find an elder to place a heart-shaped tiger’s-eye charm in a secret location, which you must discover ...
