

In some parts of Northern Europe (mainly Sweden, Finland, and Norway), this is the day when holiday decorations should be put away. In Norway this day is called Tyvendedagen, which means "Twentieth Day," as in the 20th day after Christmas. It's known by other names as well, but it's basically a day to rid the home of all holiday associations, if you haven't already done so. If you have, then this is also a spell for general cleansing As you clean and tidy up your living space, visualize the ...
The moon is currently waning, perfect for a releasing spell. With the New Year, Kwanzaa, Yule, and Christmas just past, early January is the perfect time for this spell. You will need a recyclable bag or cardboard box. Step 1: Gratitude for gifts. Say: Change is constant, I believe and see. So much goodness flows to me. Let your mind inventory the wonderful gifts you have received. Step 2: Embrace balance. Say: As I have received, I also give. In spiritual balance I choose to live. Step ...
The home is the foundation upon which we live our lives. This spell will help to strengthen and stabilize that foundation.Go for a walk around your garden or neighborhood and find a small stone or concrete chip, piece of gravel, etc. Pick it up and bring it home. Go to the place in your home where you spend the most time. Take a moment to breathe and settle your mind. Stand or sit comfortably, holding the stone in your hands. Bring the stone up to your lips and speak the following directly into ...
This traditional home ward is created by families around the turn of the new year. You will need: Dirt from the home or land you wish to bless and protect A pint-size glass canning jar with a lid A silver item: coin, ring, necklace, chain, etc. (can be plated, but must be real silver) A piece of white paper, 4 inches square A black pen or marker Gather together everyone who lives in the home or on the land you're blessing and protecting. This can be your family, roommates, or even ...