St. Elmo’s fire was not just a film from the 1980s that defined a generation; it is an actual weather phenomenon. St. Elmo’s fire emits a blue or violet glow around a tall object and is often seen around the tall masts of ships at sea. Sailors came to view it as an omen of protection, but it can also be seen during times when there is a buildup of energy, such as before an earthquake or a volcanic eruption. It is commonly seen during violent electrical thunderstorms, but it is also ...
The warm and pleasant weather often found in May makes it a great month for stargazing. For this spell, wait until the sun goes down and then venture outside to do some stargazing. Instead of the usual glance, really look at the sky, taking in everything above you. Once you’ve taken a thorough look at the heavens, settle in and pick a favorite star for that evening. You don’t have to know what star it is; the star should just resonate with you. As you look up at your star, feel its ...
The novel Dracula was first published on this day in 1897. Since we often deal with energy vampires, here’s a spell to reclaim your energy. Gather these supplies: 1 orange candle Citrus incense or essential oil A small bowl of water 2 stones Sit comfortably where you won’t be disturbed. Light the candle. Light the incense or anoint yourself with the essential oil. Dip your fingers in the water, then hold one stone in each palm. Follow your breath. With each exhale, imagine ...
International Day for Biological Diversity is a United Nations– sanctioned day for the promotion of biodiversity issues currently held on May 22. This is a very large initiative, with too many topics to address here. Using STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) enables deeper knowledge of the four elements: air, earth, fire, and water. By combining ancient earth-based beliefs with modern methods, cooperation of nations will bring about solutions to save and improve the ...