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My maternal grandparents got married on this day in 1941 in England during World War II. My grandad, a Canadian-born child of Irish immigrants, met my grandma in Dorset, England, where he was stationed. My grandmother later crossed the Atlantic Ocean by boat during the war, alone, with my mother (then a baby) in her arms. She was one powerful woman. Light a black candle to honor your ancestors or a white candle for blessings. Say a few words. Here's to love and attraction, sex and conception, ...
Saint Joseph's Feast Day is observed today, a holiday celebrated throughout the world and particularly in the French Quarter of New Orleans. To honor Saint Joseph today, create a "Saint Joseph's Table," starting with a picture of the holy family. Add candles and packaged vegetarian food (not meat, because the celebration is during Lent), especially fava beans. You can also place pictures of deceased loved ones there to honor and connect with them on the other side. If you'd like to be married ...
This is a pay it forward spell. It's good to perform this spell today precisely because it's Good Samaritan Day! Before leaving your house in the morning, set an intention to do a good deed. This good deed can be anything you can imagine. Perhaps you donate some money to a charity you come across during the day or to an individual in need. Maybe you pay for someone's groceries in the checkout line or leave a big tip for a service worker. Perhaps you write love notes on some sticky notes and ...
Today is sacred to Ceadda, Nordic goddess of healing springs and holy wells. Do you need healing? Evaluate all facets of your life: emotional, physical, mental, and spiritual; financial, social, relational, and professional. Are you healthy and well? The taps in our homes carry the energy of the healing springs and holy wells. Draw water from your tap into a clear glass. Place this on your altar or in a central location. Invoke Ceadda (pronounced Chad-a) and call on her powers: Ceadda, love, ...
