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Color of the Day
Incense of the Day

We are about halfway through the summer. If you haven't done the things you wanted to do yet this summer, it's time to start your Summer Bucket List. On paper, write down your goals for this summer. Limit your list to one to five goals. It can be anything—go to the beach, go camping, host a barbecue—but make it fun! By each item, make some notes about how you might accomplish your activities. Then say these Words of Power: Summer is at hand, and I have a plan. Here are the things ...

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Use this spell to help bring comfort and restore stability when needed. Find a small stick on the ground, and hold it as you reflect on the current situation that has you feeling troubled. Let your worries and other emotions flow into the stick. As you sit in contemplation, break the stick into smaller pieces. Poke each piece into the ground, making the outline of a circle with the pieces. Cover the ends of the sticks completely with a thick layer of dirt, making sure any sharp ends are buried ...

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Incense of the Day

When we do a spell, it can leave both physical and metaphysical residue that needs to be cleaned up. Getting rid of our magical messes can sometimes be tricky. The physical remnants can usually be burnt and the ashes buried, or the remains can be thrown in the trash. Make sure to clean the physical space first before doing this spell to remove the built-up magical residue. Since today is Saturday, it is the perfect time for banishing negative energies. Take some sweetgrass or sage incense or ...

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Color of the Day
Incense of the Day

Here is an amulet to assist you in being successful in all you do, but especially in education, legal matters, and religious or spiritual callings. Perform this ritual when the Moon is in Sagittarius—before it moves into Capricorn at 6:09 p.m. EST. Here is what you will need: A whole nutmeg nut A nail or needle for carving A small red cloth bag with a drawstring top, or you can use a piece of red cloth 7 inches square and some string Personal identifying materials: hair, fingernail ...

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Stinging nettle is one of the earliest spring greens and is native to Asia, Europe, and North America. The blanched tips are an excellent addition to pesto, and the dried leaves can be used to make a...