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Print out or sketch your astrological birth chart. You don't have to include every detail; a circle divided into twelve pie slices, each labeled with a number, is sufficient. Locate houses ruled by fire signs (Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius), look up correspondences for each house, then choose one to focus on. For instance, if you want to ignite creative ideas, and you see that Sagittarius rules your fifth house (associated with creativity), pick this house as your focus. Set the chart on your ...
Our beliefs around money, tied as they are to a sense of safety and security, can become entrenched and resistant to necessary updates. These beliefs typically appear as rules that seem synonymous with "common sense"—why would we do things any other way? To root out beliefs that are hindering your financial prosperity, take three coins (the dingier the better!) and place them in a glass bowl. Holding the bowl, close your eyes and beseech the spirit of money: Money, I ask for your ...
Samhain, when the veil between worlds grows thin, is an ideal time to see through illusory thoughts and stories that are no longer serving you. You'll need a tarot or oracle deck and incense. Light the incense and shuffle your deck, then draw a card and hold it above the incense, allowing the smoke to waft around the card, partially obscuring your view. Allow your intuition to awaken, the drifting of the smoke gently altering your state of consciousness. State this intention: I pierce the ...
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 ...
