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Spell: Honor Your Patron Spirits Ritual

Color of the Day
Incense of the Day
 
Color of the day: Ivory
Incense of the day: Peony

As you progress in your magical workings, you connect more strongly with certain deities than you do with others. One or more of these will become your patron spirits. These are the deities you will work with and frequently feel aligned to. Today is the day to honor these spirits. Spend the whole day personifying the best qualities in your patron deities. Be cheerful, forgiving, strong, and kind in every situation. Look for the joy in everything that happens today, even if it is a stretch. Tonight, when you have quiet time, set up your altar. Take a ritual bath or shower. Cast a circle, and perform a ritual with your patron spirits. Don't write it up ahead of time. Invite them into the circle, and let the ritual be spontaneous. Thank them for the support they've given you. Thank them for the lessons given during the past year, even the difficult ones. Let the way you feel today influence the way you live your life tomorrow and beyond.
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