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Color of the Day
Incense of the Day

If you're feeling stuck, like you can't move forward, this spell can be used to keep the way open for your goals and success. Even if you aren't feeling stuck yet, you can use this spell as a preventive measure. Visualize the removal of blockages that inhibit your movement forward or restrict your ambitions. Safely light a red candle and visualize your goal. Imagine the candle burning the path ahead for you. Chant: I'll forge ahead, I'll make my way— I'm moving forward every day. By this ...

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Incense of the Day

This year April 15th is a Wednesday, the day of the week ruled by Mercury, lending itself to the energies of communication, wisdom, and cleverness. No matter where you are along your path, you will want to enhance your spiritual studies at some point. Today you can improve your skills through wisdom and communication. You can commune with Athena, the goddess of wisdom, to accomplish this goal. Take a physical representation of an owl (a symbol of Athena), either a drawing printed out from ...

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This spell deals with self-respect. When you respect yourself, others will automatically have more respect for you. You'll need some coarse sea salt, some rose petals, a rose quartz stone, and a bath or shower (preferably a bath). Place the salt and petals in the tub and fill it up (you can add a drop of rose essential oil if desired). Enter the tub holding the rose quartz. Say out loud: Powers of the Moon and Sun, let me shine to everyone. Still clasping the stone, immerse yourself ...

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Megalesia commemorates an event from around 204 BCE when a special meteorite from Phrygia was placed ceremoniously on Palatine Hill in the Temple of Victory. This was done by the Romans after one of the Sibyls claimed it could save Rome from losing a war with Carthage. This stone was considered sacred; to the Phrygians it represented the goddess Cybele, whom the Romans called Magna Mater, which means "Great Mother." The movement of the stone was a success. Crops were bountiful and the Second ...

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The holiday season is a wonderful time to enjoy friends and family, but it can be easy to forget that this doesn’t have to include overspending, overconsumption, or the stress that can...