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Incense of the Day

Now in the Northern Hemisphere the trees are releasing their life-giving pollen. It is the golden dust of life, covering sidewalks, porches, and windshields. Including this precious substance in a prosperity spell will draw abundance to you. You’ll need a one dollar bill, a small amount of pollen, an envelope, paper, and pen. You can gather the pollen from any outdoor surface. Put the dollar and pollen in the envelope. On the paper, write this: Precious pollen, gift of the trees, ...

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Rosemary, a common herb, is known for making hair shiny and healthy. Make this rosemary rinse to beautify your locks while benefiting from its magical properties. Rosemary is associated with love, friendship, protection, and beauty. It's an all-purpose magical herb and very versatile, which means you can adjust its purpose to whatever your needs may be. To make the rinse, just place three sprigs of fresh rosemary in two cups of water, bring to a boil, and then let simmer for about five ...

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Burn this incense when you are struggling to communicate your thoughts, feelings, or ideas. This can include improving communication with a partner, child, coworker, boss, etc. You can also use this to improve communication with spirits, guides, ancestors, or deities if you can't hear/feel their messages. You will need: A black pen or marker A piece of white paper, 5 inches square A silver bowl or a bowl with a silver item placed inside so that it directly touches the paper (a silver ring, ...

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In 1872, Victorian poet Christina Rossetti felt inspired to write "A Christmas Carol," a long poem that describes the world's terrible winter before the birth of Jesus. Read the first verse aloud to get the feeling:In the bleak midwinter, frosty wind made moan,Earth stood hard as iron, water like a stone;Snow had fallen, snow on snow, snow on snow,In the bleak midwinter, long ago. But while our winter may be cold, it is not bleak! We know the planet is naturally spinning into its season of ...

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Sukkot ends Let Ebisu, Japanese god of luck and prosperity, inspire you to create a talisman. Begin by meditating upon the specific qualities of good fortune you seek to attract. For example, do...