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The word felicity means happiness, joy, and delight. We all can use some encouragement at times, and this bowl will do the trick. Select a small bowl of your choice— no bigger than a cereal bowl, and smaller if possible. Over time, add items that please you: ceramic figures, crystals, natural items (acorns, seeds, etc.), pins, beads, marbles, or anything. The only criterion is that each makes you happy. Each time you add an item, say: Precious bowl of felicity, Treasured items are given ...
It was once said that if a person heard the bells of the foxglove ring, they were doomed to die. Of course, this is not to be taken literally, as it was folklore inspired by foxglove's (Digitalis purpurea) poisonous nature. But there is something that foxglove and bells have in common, and that is protective magick. Foxgloves are one of our "garden wards," and can be planted to protect your property. Bells have a long history in magick. They have been used to clear ritual space, invoke the ...
During the bubonic plague, it was believed that herbs such as juniper, lavender, and rosemary would rid the air of sickness and evil with their scent or while burning. While it's true that some herbs have antimicrobial properties, it's unclear how effective this was. However, we do know that, magically speaking, these herbs can effectively rid your home of unwanted or stale energy. After an argument, an unpleasant visitor, or just when you need to refresh your space, create a bundle of dried ...
The first day of any month sets a stage for fresh starts and new beginnings. You can use the Tarot to consider what March might bring. Find a quiet place in which to work. Spread a cloth for your cards and shuffle the deck. Deal one card face up on the cloth. This card represents you and your current condition. Deal a second card face up to the left of the first card: this represents past issues that may spill into or influence the current month. Deal a third card face up to the right of the ...
