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125 Spells matching the incense Violet
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Whether you live amid asphalt and skyscrapers or forests and fields, every place is inhabited by spirits of the land. Partnering with these spirits can benefit both you and them, creating more harmony and dissolving obstructions. In a meditative state, make your intention known: Spirits of this land, I seek to partner with you in perfect love and perfect trust. Allow time for a connection to be felt, perhaps repeating this intention over multiple days. Be patient, especially if this is ...

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Instead of seeing today as midwinter, let’s see Imbolc as the first day of spring. No matter where you live, look out the window. If it’s snowing, look under the snow and see the sprouting green leaves. Imagine your yard in its springtime splendor. Gather your coven (or work alone) to invoke springtime. Place two candles on your altar, one dark and one light (white or yellow). Light the dark candle and go around the circle, giving thanks for winter’s rest. Use the dark candle ...

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The Sun, Mercury, and Mars are all still hanging out in Scorpio, bringing with them underworld vibes. This can be an exciting time for those of us who enjoy spirits entering our lives, but not all witches like uninvited guests! Cast this spell to protect yourself against unwanted spirits. All you need are three pinches each of salt, cedar, and rose, plus a small black pouch or piece of cloth with a string to tie the working up with at the end. Put the salt and herbs in the pouch along with a ...

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Over the centuries, the full moons were given many different names. The September full moon is known in some traditions as the harvest moon. This is the perfect time to harvest your gratitude. Since this full moon occurs near the autumnal equinox in the Northern Hemisphere, you can reflect on the year, see how far you have come, and count your blessings. Finding reasons to be grateful is a good way to enhance the love in your heart. Place your dominant hand on your heart, think about what you ...

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It’s National Chocolate Day. Chocolate, called the food of the gods, has a rich history in Mexico, beginning in the Aztec and Mayan cultures. So let’s create the drink of Aztec goddess...
       
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