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This full moon, get a piece of black string that is three feet long. Place a bowl of water on the ground or on a windowsill. If possible, try to catch the reflection of the moon on the water. If this isn't possible, visualize the energy of the moon engulfing the water. The water is the energy of the moon in physical form. Place the string in the water until it is saturated. Remove the wet string and tie thirteen knots in it. This binds the protective power of the moon within the string. Leave ...
Have you ever felt that bodies of water have different personalities, just like people? For example, a turbulent river may invoke a feeling of intense, forceful energy, while a serene lake seems peaceful and gentle. Take a small jar to a rushing river. When it feels right, hold the jar in the water with the opening facing the oncoming stream so that the water jumps into the jar full force. Cap the jar tightly, catching the active energy inside. Be safe while doing this, and don't go into any ...
At a time when you're feeling confused or have a difficult decision to make, mix up a batch of this window wash for use in a spell for clarity (with the added bonus of getting some housework done). Put a sprig of fresh rosemary (or other herb of choice) into one cup of white vinegar and one cup of water. Keep in a spray bottle, shaking it before use. Spray the mixture on a window and use a paper towel or newspaper to wipe it clean. Go over every window in your space, being sure to get all of ...
There are many ways to be a mother. Fertility workings are not always about physical birth; they can be about creativity, personal growth, discovery, and acquiring success. Anyone who creates and turns ideas into reality has, in essence, given birth to those things. The pomegranate has long been associated with fertility and rebirth. Place a pomegranate in the sunshine for a day, allowing it to be "fertilized" by the warmth. That evening, cut the pomegranate in half. Notice how the seeds and ...
