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Be honey - Intoxicated!

December 07, 2012 by Llewellyn Worldwide, Ltd.
Color of the day:  Pink
Incense of the day:  Vanilla
 
In ancient Greece, the phrase "honey-intoxicated" meant to be drunk. Today, we call on the Melissae - the bee priestesses - to offer us their gifts of sweet prophecy so that we may learn the secrets of becoming drunk on life.
Bring to your altar or a garden spot a small pot of honey and a cherished book. Tapping into your connection with the Divine, invoke the Melissae and ask that they come to you now. Open your heart to the depths of your soul and therein seek potentials for fulfillment under the Melissae's watchful guidance.
Taking a taste of honey with your right index finer, close your eyes, open the book, and let your finger rest on a word or picture. Repeat this six times, the sacred number of the bee goddess, and take in the message delivered through this oracle.
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