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In many places, this is the peak of spring planting season. Fall-planted flowers bloom in spring, "as early as the ground can be worked" seeds sprout, and you can start planting things that need warmer feet—especially if you pop a cover over them to trap the sun's heat and keep off late frosts. Even if you don't have room for a whole garden, you can usually manage a window box or a pot on a porch. For this spell, you'll need one or more garden stakes, some twine or wire, garden pins, and ...
The new moon is a time of endings and beginnings. This makes it a great time for cleaning. You remove the old to make room for the new, just as the moon renews itself each month. The familiar cycle of the moon helps remind you to keep up with cleaning, too. For this spell, you will need a new broom. Preferably, choose one with natural straw and a wooden handle, although it can be any size. You also need a few drops of essential oil in any scent associated with cleansing, such as lemon, mint, ...
We have all made mistakes that have left us feeling inadequate in some way. They haunt us as we try to sleep, reminding us of our shortcomings and filling our heads with guilt. This spell reminds us to find the grace within us to wash away our imperfections and align with the energy of self-love. You will need: A few dried rose petals A glass half-filled with tap water A piece of scrap paper A washable marker Before you go to bed, drop the rose petals into the glass of tap water. Stir ...
This spell makes use of all your divination tools. As many Witches know, the herb mugwort is utilized frequently in spells both to cleanse tools and to open the third eye. Gather all your divination tools in one place, whether Tarot decks, scrying mirrors, crystal balls, dowsing rods, runes, or anything else. Call upon your guides and guardians. Sit in a calm space with only candlelight or moonlight to illuminate it. Brew a very strong cup of mugwort tea and let it cool. Anoint all your ...
