New Moon in Aries, 11/12th April at 22 degrees. Fearless, New Beginnings. The energy of the New Moon in Aries is positive, uplifting and fearless. It is a fire starter. We are Re-igniting, Re-setting, Re-starting! The fire sign of Aries is the archetype of the Warrior hero taking action. Aries is ruled by the warrior […]New … Continue reading Reblog…New Moon in Aries, 11/12th April. Fearless New Beginnings! — Empower Astrology
New Moon in Aries – 11th/12th AprilThe first new moon of spring and the new astrological year. Kick starting a new cycle, a fresh start, energy reset and taking back the reins of your life. This moon ushers in the energy of rebirth. As the cosmic energy amplifies you may well feel as if we […]New … Continue reading Reblog…New Moon in Aries 🐏♈ — Purplerays
Today is about thoughts, and were they have been lately..well to be honest unfortunately it's the mundane work, house chores etc...But today I am letting them wonder a roam free finding balance in the mundane day to day. Between discussing starting a business to buying land one day...to just wanting to create something what it … Continue reading Thoughts….
This is a personal ritual I used to begin healing my ancestral trauma and embrace my shadow self. It is powerful, moving and only recommended when you feel you are ready.An Ancestral Healing Ritual — The Life,Musings and Experiences of a Modern Witch
What do you think? What has the Pagan community has accomplished in the last 50 years? What are you proud of? What are you embarrassed by? What would you like to see in the next 50 years?It’s been 50 years. And what have Pagans accomplished? — The Allergic Pagan
Feri (sometimes spelled Faery) is an American neopagan tradition. Like Traditional Wicca, Feri is an initiatory tradition but does not place any limitations on who can be initiated. Although the requirement for initiation makes this religion less easily accessible, Feri has had a huge influence on modern neopaganism, including influencing other (non-initiatory) traditions like Reclaiming. […]Pagan … Continue reading Reblog…Pagan Paths: Feri (Paganism 101 Ch. 12) — 🌻 The Illuminated Witch 🌻
We can use crystals for Ostara to celebrate the Goddess Ostara or Eostre and the themes of Ostara. Ostara’s spiritual themes are rebirth, creation and new life, fertility, and letting go of the past. On the Vernal Equinox or Spring Equinox, we must try to connect with these themes. The best crystals to celebrate Ostara…The 11 … Continue reading Reblog…The 11 Best Crystals For Ostara For When You Really Need To Feel In Control — Eclectic Witchcraft
This honey & oat milk bath combines classic Imbolc ingredients to create a warm, soothing ritual bath. Indulging in hot herbal baths is one of the loveliest ways to celebrate this cold-weather holiday. Sometimes called “the dairy holiday,” milk baths are especially appropriate for the season of Imbolc. Easy to make with only 4 ingredients!…Imbolc Honey … Continue reading Reblog….Imbolc Honey & Oat Milk Bath with Lavender Flowers — Moody Moons
The Great White Buffalo portends a time of all tribes coming together as one Beautiful Art by Andrew Gonzales Text and image source: GODDESS CENTRAL https://www.facebook.com/249082037075/posts/10157970422057076/#Omens&Symbols . . . The great white Buffalo. — Purplerays
Waning Dark Moon: From Sagittarius to CapricornBegins: January 10th-13THElement: Fire-EarthModality: Mutable-CardinalPlanetary Ruler: Jupiter-SaturnABOUT THE DARK/ BALSAMIC PHASE The Waning Dark Moon is the phase when it’s still displaying a thin silver line, at the verge of becoming invisible in the night sky as it approaches the Sun. Symbolically, it represents the declining phase of the…Waning Dark … Continue reading Reblog….Waning Dark Moon, January 10th-13th — The Witches Box
