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Color of the Day
Incense of the Day

It's difficult to watch someone you care about go through difficulty, especially when their mindset is out of control. When someone you know needs some stability but can't seem to manage it, try this simple spell to help them find balance. Find a stick on the ground that is at least half an inch wide and less than a foot long. Paint or carve the name of the person in question into the wood while visualizing them feeling calm, collected, and rational. Imagine them making good decisions and ...

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Color of the Day
Incense of the Day

This crossroads ritual is aimed at opening doors when it seems like there are no options or discernible paths to be seen. You will need: ¼ part whole barley, dried ½ part fennel seeds, dried ½ part juniper berries, dried 1 part rosemary leaves, dried Mortar and pestle Incense charcoal and burner Matches or lighter Crush and mix together the incense ingredients in a mortar and pestle. Perform this ritual at night at a four-way crossroads. Light your charcoal and ...

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Color of the Day
Incense of the Day

With autumn comes the harvest. Farmers gather the last fruits, vegetables, and grains. Food is canned, frozen, and otherwise preserved for winter use. Craft materials are gathered to provide activities in inclement weather. This is a season for the final flurry of work, and then rest to take stock of accomplishments. For this meditation, choose any fall item to use as a focus, such as a bundle of multicolored corn, some decorative gourds, or a sprig of vividly colored leaves. Sit in a ...

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Color of the Day
Incense of the Day

To create something, we must translate the energy of thought into external reality, and we can prime ourselves for this transmutation by connecting with the body. Find a comfortable place to sit and close your eyes, focusing on your breath until you feel centered. Pay attention to where your body meets the chair or the ground, anchored in physical reality. Bring to mind your idea, and imagine it floating right above your head. The idea acts as a magnet, attracting the energies you need for its ...

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The Old Farmer's Almanac calls April's full moon "Egg Moon," a nod to the promise of fertility of the spring equinox. Capture this unique and paradoxical energy-potent beginnings (the egg) and...