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This is a pay it forward spell. It's good to perform this spell today precisely because it's Good Samaritan Day! Before leaving your house in the morning, set an intention to do a good deed. This good deed can be anything you can imagine. Perhaps you donate some money to a charity you come across during the day or to an individual in need. Maybe you pay for someone's groceries in the checkout line or leave a big tip for a service worker. Perhaps you write love notes on some sticky notes and ...
Today is sacred to Ceadda, Nordic goddess of healing springs and holy wells. Do you need healing? Evaluate all facets of your life: emotional, physical, mental, and spiritual; financial, social, relational, and professional. Are you healthy and well? The taps in our homes carry the energy of the healing springs and holy wells. Draw water from your tap into a clear glass. Place this on your altar or in a central location. Invoke Ceadda (pronounced Chad-a) and call on her powers: Ceadda, love, ...
This spell will "add some wellie" to your endeavors by enhancing determination and willpower. You'll need some coarse sea salt, dried cinnamon (or a drop of cinnamon oil), dried cloves (or a drop of clove oil), and access to either a shower or a bowl of hot water and a towel. Add a pinch of cinnamon and a pinch of clove (or use the oils) to ¼ cup of the sea salt. Place this mixture in the bottom of a shower basin or in a bowl. Turn on the shower to an agreeable temperature and step into ...
In this season of early spring on the natural calendar, we are often visited by the spirits of rain. We may find ourselves swirling around feelings of depression, grief, or just uninspired ennui. A heavy heart can keep us from tapping into the building joy and early glow of spring. This short tea ritual calls on the spirit of rain, known to offer deep cleansing and relief from heartache. Brew a tea of mugwort, hawthorn, tulsi, and Saint John's wort. Pour the tea into your favorite cup. Holding ...
