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Use this magick to help you attract what you want and achieve what you desire. Start by washing your shoelaces or acquiring a brand-new pair. You'll also need a selection of beads or other charms that appeal to you to represent each of your goals and desires. Consider wooden beads big enough to draw or write on, colorful glass beads chosen for color symbolism, safety pins, acorns, nutshells, alphabet beads used to spell out your wish, and charms shaped like hearts, stars, suns, or moons. Begin ...

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Damballah and Ayida-Wedo are a power Haitian lwa couple. Damballah is seen as a serpent, whereas AyidaWedo is the rainbow. Dedicated to each other, they are a close-knit couple. Here is a way to entice their loving and protective energy into your life. Like many of us, they love food. The pair have a predilection for white foods, so here is an appropriate way to please them. Lay out a sky-blue cloth. Put 3D images of a snake and a rainbow on top. Set out some fresh coconut flakes, a bowl of ...

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The monarch butterfly blesses wild gardens across North America. The dance you will do today invites you to wear the monarch's colors: bright orange, black, and accents of white and yellow. Since today is Global Wellness Day, you will utilize the elements after setting your intention for global wellness: Earth—grounding (soil) Air—uplifting (dance moves) Fire—healing (incense) Water—love (rose water) Ether—spirituality Set your intention. Put on the ...

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Megalesia commemorates an event from around 204 BCE when a special meteorite from Phrygia was placed ceremoniously on Palatine Hill in the Temple of Victory. This was done by the Romans after one of the Sibyls claimed it could save Rome from losing a war with Carthage. This stone was considered sacred; to the Phrygians it represented the goddess Cybele, whom the Romans called Magna Mater, which means "Great Mother." The movement of the stone was a success. Crops were bountiful and the Second ...

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Color of the day: Gray Incense of the day: Daffodil For an extra dose of spiritual cleansing at this time of year, during early February when the weather first begins to get warm take some fresh...