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We are two weeks into the new year. It's time to let go of any stress leftover from the holiday season. Begin by softly speaking the following charm when you're alone. Follow the instructions in these words: Lock the lock,Stop the clock.Lower the blind,Relax your mind. Next, carefully light a lavender scented candle. Let it burn in a safe space, such as on a heatproof dish. Visualize any negative images you have of the holiday season. See them fading until they're gone. Now see yourself ...

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In the last month of the year, before the winter solstice, you can do a spell to release things. First, think about what you want to release. Releasing an attachment to an outcome is a way to regain peace about anything you might feel frustrated about. Find a dead leaf that has fallen from an autumn tree. Make sure it has enough space for you to write on it. If you cannot locate a leaf, use a small piece of biodegradable paper. Find a pencil and write down the things that you want to purge. ...

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Use the full supermoon's powerful energy to help you manifest your dreams for the upcoming year with these Manifestation Pomanders. Bright citrusy oranges studded with protective clove and cinnamon are the perfect vehicle for magickal intentions. Add a gold ribbon for hanging over the Yuletide season, or place them in a bowl as a reminder that magick happens for those who believe. You will need: A paring knife Whole oranges Small scraps of paper A toothpick Whole cloves Ground ...

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Use this spell to clear away stale energies in the home and welcome new blessings. Choose a favorite incense stick and light the tip as you stand inside your home facing the front door. Envision any stale and unwanted energies leaving the space as you blow out the flame. Holding the incense stick vertically, move it around in the shape of a pentacle, first making a clockwise circle in front of your face, then going up and back down, back up, straight across, and back down again to make the star ...

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Presidents' Day (observed) In the Scottish Gaelic folk calendar, the third week of February was known as an Feadag, "The Whistle," because of the cold, whistling winds heard at this time of year....