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Toward the end of summer in the Northern Hemisphere, water found in ditches, marshes, or other damp areas can appear stagnant. However, below the still surface, rot and decomposition are taking place, both of which are precursors to positive change. Gather some of this water in a jar and use it to disintegrate and change problematic situations in a slow, nondramatic way. On a dried leaf or other natural item, use a marker to write a simple sentence describing the problematic situation. In a ...
When a relationship ends, sometimes it helps to have symbolic closure, a ritual to wash away the old and start fresh. This spell uses an herbal infusion you can add to your bath or use to wash your face, hands, etc. You can even splash it on in the shower. Steep one tablespoon of dried herbs—any combination of peppermint, rosemary, and sage—in hot water for at least five minutes. You can steep them in a tea bag or use loose herbs and strain. As the herbs are steeping, visualize the ...
Get yourself one or more roses today to express and magnify self-love while shifting your personal energy for the better. Pink roses will warm and sweeten your heart, red roses will recharge your batteries and remove blocks, orange will call in abundance, yellow will clarify your thoughts, peach will awaken your senses, and white will purify your aura and heal old pain. If you wish, you can also scatter rose petals on your bathwater or mist your body and space with rose water to lift your ...
This spell started as a dare many years ago. It's about immersing yourself in water. It's both silly and serious. The spell draws on the power of water to revitalize us. As written, the spell is done in a body of water, but you can adapt it for your backyard, a pool, the shower, or even sitting at your kitchen table with a cup and a big bowl. The variations are endless. Note: If you're more than ankle-deep in water, keep your eyes open and have a friend with you. If you're not a strong swimmer, ...
