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Color of the Day
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Did you know that a certain kind of writing can access the creative parts of your brain as well as forgotten or hidden memories? Welcome to freewriting! Use this when wrestling with a problem or before divination or magical practices. You'll need paper, a pen or pencil, and mint tea or candy. Before beginning, focus on your problem, issue, or desire and condense it into one or two words; this is your "prompt." Sip the tea or chew the candy to heighten your senses. Begin writing in response to ...

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Color of the Day
Incense of the Day

Cast this spell for an extra boost of good luck. Choose a drinking glass that you find appealing, and fill it with fresh, cold water. Next, choose a bottle of food coloring in a color that aligns with your current goal. If it's greater prosperity, healing, increased vitality, or the aid of nature that you seek, choose green. If you're hoping for good luck in love or on an educational matter like a test, choose blue. For good fortune in gaining and arranging travel opportunities, choose yellow. ...

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Color of the Day
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The new moon represents endings and beginnings, and an eclipse of the sun is the perfect time to remove undesirable influences from your life. Prior to this astronomical event, physically clean your home. Next, open windows and doors to release unwanted energies. Smoke-cleanse your home using dry juniper boughs, sage, or hazel wands, being careful to catch any sparks or ashes in a safe, fireproof container. Walk widdershins (counterclockwise) around the space while chanting: I remove, banish, ...

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January 25 is celebrated by Scots people as the Robert Burns Supper, named for the man regarded as the national poet of Scotland. Friends gather to eat "neeps and taties" (turnips and potatoes) and toast Burns with glasses of whisky. This is a wonderful time to enhance creativity for yourself and your friends. Carry stones that represent inspiration, such as aventurine, carnelian, labradorite, or amethyst. Call upon the poetic muses as each attendee tells a story, sings a song, or writes a ...

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This is the beginning of Kwanzaa, a celebration of African and diaspora culture. Some of its roots come from harvest festivals. Part of that process involves not just picking the ripe crops but also...