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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, ...
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 ...
Today is a solar eclipse, which means the moon will pass between the earth and the sun. This is considered a powerful time of transformation. It's also a new moon, which is a chance to consider fresh starts and beginnings. This is a meditation to feel the power of these events and gain insight from them. Plan to be outdoors, if possible, at the time of the eclipse in your area. As the moon passes over the sun, close your eyes, be still, and become aware of your feelings. Pay attention to what ...
If recurring painful experiences have caused you to believe that you are unlucky in love, this spell will help you banish this belief and free you from the patterns that are holding it in place. Visit a natural body of water or an expanse of wild earth. While holding a bloodstone in your left hand, relax your body and feel your connection to the earth. Invoke the Goddess in any way you choose. Speak words from your heart, telling the Goddess just what you want to release and why. Feel your ...
