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Brew this mixture to bring feelings of peace, calm, and tranquility, and share it with a loved one to encourage continuing serenity in your relationship. You can make this brew in a food-safe cauldron or in an ordinary teacup or coffee cup. Fill a tea infuser with a pinch of cannabis (or other relaxing) tea, a pinch of jasmine tea, and a pinch of rose petals. Heat a cup of water and pour it into your chosen vessel. If you're using a cauldron, you can heat the water directly in the cauldron. ...
Many of us live in a home that has a spirit presence. Sometimes we know they are around by unusual occurrences. Usually these house spirits are well-behaved, but they like to know they’re welcome. A good way to communicate this to them is to acknowledge their presence and follow up with a bit of food and drink. Begin this ritual at dusk. You'll need a white candle in a secure holder, an apple on a plate, and a glass of red wine or grape juice. Safely light the candle. Carry the candle ...
Midweek is a great time to get your house in order. Time spent organizing is crucial to keeping a business or household flowing. Invoke the Triple Goddess: I call upon Maiden, Mother, and Crone to tend to my business affairs and home. I invoke their power and energy, so that all three can help me. Maiden energy: Innocence, new beginnings, creativity. What needs to begin or be discovered or explored? Any new projects or clients that need attention? Curiosity is your helper. Mother energy: ...
As the caretaker of two beautiful voids, I would be remiss not to mention that today is National Black Cat Day! While some people hold the misconception that black cats are bad luck, witches know better. In ancient Egypt, black cats were considered kin to the cat-headed goddess Bastet, who oversees protection of the home, health, fertility, childbirth, and of course our feline friends. Bastet especially protects the home from evil spirits and disease—both of which we know cats are very ...
