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Color of the Day
Incense of the Day

Today, even while we are still in the depths of winter's darkness, invoke the energy of sunshine to bring happiness to your heart. On this sun-ruled Sunday, as the daylight continues to slowly yet steadily grow, the brightness of yesterday's full moon is still in effect. Hold a citrine quartz (in crystal or jewelry form) in the palm of one hand. During daylight hours, in the light of the sun if possible (shining through a window or outside), close your eyes, take some deep breaths, relax your ...

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Color of the Day
Incense of the Day

Today the Sun rests in disciplined Capricorn while the Moon bathes in the gentle embrace of Cancer. This celestial combination blends steadfast structure with deep emotional intuition. It's an ideal moment to engage in a healing ritual that harmonizes Capricorn's stability with Cancer's nurturing essence. Gather these materials: A blue candle (in a holder) Lavender essential oil Matches or a lighter A small piece of amethyst A cup of calming herbal tea (like chamomile or ...

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We're in cold and flu season. With simple ingredients, you can make your own oils and balms to ease winter maladies and boost your well-being. You'll need: 1 or more fresh or dried warming herbs (whole allspice, cardamom pods, cinnamon sticks, thin slices of fresh ginger, rosemary, sage, star anise, or thyme) 2 clean 8-ounce glass jars with tight-fitting lids A neutral, unscented oil (sunflower, safflower, avocado, etc.) A square of cheesecloth A small strainer Pack the herbs into a ...

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Now we arrive at the twilight of the year. The skies are gray and the air is brisk. At night the wind may howl. By now, most flowers are just a memory. To capture the essence of summer, observe the regal plumes of dried grasses, both domestic and wild. They may be bleached tan from the frost, but still they stand proud. For this spell, cut a few stems of grasses. It could be from a meadow or your own yard. Arrange them to dry completely in an empty vase or jar. Display on your altar or ...

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On this day in 1947, Aleister Crowley, one of the greatest occult minds of the twentieth century, died. Today we remember him by celebrating his works and contributions to the craft and by holding a...