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In these early days of spring, we see the first blooms of the bulbs and seeds that have survived the winter. Among them is the intoxicating and fragrant narcissus. This flower has an aroma so enchanting that it is named after the famed Greek myth of Narcissus, who was so enthralled with the reflection of his own beauty that he could not look away. For this spell, you will be invited to celebrate your own bewitching energy. Find a mirror that you are able to comfortably view yourself in. If you ...
Falling on February 15, Slap Day is the first day of Anti-Valentine's Week. It is dedicated to our ability to leave behind the frustration we feel about exes who failed us in some way and move forward. This day is not about physically slapping anyone, but rather about banishing and cleansing any reminders and residual feelings left over from those failed relationships. We are then able to make room for new love and goodness in our lives. For this spell you just need your hands and the ability ...
We all can use a pick-me-up from time to time. Today is Sunday, so we can work on increasing our energetic potential by tapping into the energies of the sun. One way to do that is to infuse a drink with the magical properties of the sun. One fruit that truly contains that type of fire energy is the orange. It not only looks like the sun but also tastes like bottled sunshine. You will need two oranges or a small bottle of orange juice for this spell. (If you have a citrus allergy, you could ...
I love Sundays. It often feels like a day spent between the worlds. And we all know that what happens between the worlds magically affects all worlds. On Sundays I like to sleep in, move slowly, linger over coffee and morning pages, take long walks with my dog, and escape the constraints of my usual routines in favor of solitude, quietude, and adventure. Even if for only an hour, can you take yourself between the worlds today? Do you know what activities and spaces provide you with a greater ...
