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Supplies:
Besom or Decorative Broom (plain, or deco…
Spell to Protect a DoorwaySupplies:
Besom or Decorative Broom (plain, or decorated to match your decor or the current season)
Nail to hang it on (Hammer to mount the nail)Hang the besom or broom on the back of the door and say:
As you hang upon my door, Remember what a door is for
Letting in and keeping out, Is what a door is all about.As we travel on our rounds, Help us return safely to our grounds.
But whether we're in or whether we're out, Please keep want and trouble out."Make the sign of the banishing pentagram* on the inside of the door, and the sign of the invoking pentagram* on the outside.
~*~* Banishing Pentagram – The banishing pentagram is the star shape starting at the lower left point moving up to the top point. Always end on the same number you started on.
— with Kristie Robinson.
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Spell to Protect a DoorwaySupplies:
Besom or Decorative Broom (plain, or decorated to match your decor or the current season)
Nail to hang it on (Hammer to mount the nail)Hang the besom or broom on the back of the door and say:
As you hang upon my door, Remember what a door is for
Letting in and keeping out, Is what a door is all about.As we travel on our rounds, Help us return safely to our grounds.
But whether we're in or whether we're out, Please keep want and trouble out."Make the sign of the banishing pentagram* on the inside of the door, and the sign of the invoking pentagram* on the outside.
~*~* Banishing Pentagram – The banishing pentagram is the star shape starting at the lower left point moving up to the top point. Always end on the same number you started on.
— with Kristie Robinson.
TAROT OF THE DAY -
- Lughnasadh
Also called
Lúnasa (Modern Irish)
Lùnastal (Scottish Gaelic)…LughnasadhAlso called
Lúnasa (Modern Irish)
Lùnastal (Scottish Gaelic)
Luanistyn (Manx Gaelic)Observed by
Historically: Gaels
Today: Irish people, Scottish people, Manx people, Celtic neopagansType of Festival
Cultural,
Pagan (Celtic polytheism, Celtic Neopaganism, Wicca)Significance
Beginning of the harvest season
Begins
Northern Hemisphere: Sunset on July 31
Southern Hemisphere: Sunset on January 31Ends
Northern Hemisphere: Sunset on August 1
Southern Hemisphere: Sunset on February 1Celebrations
Offering of First Fruits
Bonfires
Feasting
HandfastingRelated to
Calan Awst, Lammas
- Well its Friday and the Olympics are soon to start so today let draw our energy…
Well its Friday and the Olympics are soon to start so today let draw our energy together and focus them on making the Olympics a safe and successful time Brightest Blessings Draco )(/|\
- Moon Day 9
A day of struggle, the aggravation of conflicts, and heightened risk…
Moon Day 9A day of struggle, the aggravation of conflicts, and heightened risk. Nothing new should be started on this day, especially if it is connected to material issues. The best things to do on this day are physical activities, such as working with land and taking care of plants and animals.
- Homemade Lavender Laundry Detergent
Ingredients:
4- 4oz. bars of grated Cast…Homemade Lavender Laundry DetergentIngredients:
4- 4oz. bars of grated Castile soap
1- 78 oz. box of Borax
8- 16 oz. boxes of baking soda
3 tblsp. lavender essential oilDirections:
1. Grate the soap using a cheese grater or food processor.
2. Once the soap is all grated, throw it into a large plastic pail with the remaining ingredients and mix it all together. You now have your own homemade powder laundry detergent! Each load only takes 2 tablespoons of detergent, so this one batch will cover 288 loads of laundry.
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Homemade Lavender Laundry DetergentIngredients:
4- 4oz. bars of grated Castile soap
1- 78 oz. box of Borax
8- 16 oz. boxes of baking soda
3 tblsp. lavender essential oilDirections:
1. Grate the soap using a cheese grater or food processor.
2. Once the soap is all grated, throw it into a large plastic pail with the remaining ingredients and mix it all together. You now have your own homemade powder laundry detergent! Each load only takes 2 tablespoons of detergent, so this one batch will cover 288 loads of laundry. - Friday — Freya's day
Middle English fridai
Old English frigedæg "Freya's day"
c…Friday — Freya's day
Middle English fridai
Old English frigedæg "Freya's day"
composed of Frige (genetive singular of Freo) + dæg "day" (most likely)
or composed of Frig "Frigg" + dæg "day" (least likely)
Germanic frije-dagaz "Freya's (or Frigg's) day"
Latin dies Veneris "Venus's day"
Ancient Greek hemera Aphrodites "day of Aphrodite"Freo is identical with freo, meaning free. It is from the Germanic frijaz meaning "beloved, belonging to the loved ones, not in bondage, free".
Freya (Fria) is the Teutonic goddess of love, beauty, and fecundity (prolific procreation). She is identified with the Norse god Freya. She is leader of the Valkyries and one of the Vanir. She is confused in Germany with Frigg.
Frigg (Frigga) is the Teutonic goddess of clouds, the sky, and conjugal (married) love. She is identified with Frigg, the Norse goddess of love and the heavens and the wife of Odin. She is one of the Aesir. She is confused in Germany with Freya.
Venus is the Roman goddess of love and beauty.
Aphrodite (Cytherea) is the Greek goddess of love and beauty.
- Sunrise: 5:29 AM BST
Sunset: 9:03 PM BST
Length of Day: 15h 33m
Tomorrow will…Sunrise: 5:29 AM BST
Sunset: 9:03 PM BST
Length of Day: 15h 33m
Tomorrow will be 2m 53s shorter.
Moon Rise: 3:44 PM BST
Moon Set:
Moon Phase: First Quarter 60% Illuminated - ~ Dandelion ~
Dandelion (Lion`s tooth) the greens are well needed edible source…~ Dandelion ~
Dandelion (Lion`s tooth) the greens are well needed edible source for spring tonic, the flowers make a dandy Wine, The leaves are packed with vitamin A and C making it wonderful tossed into salads,
Some of the folk names are: Blow ball, Lions tooth, wild endive
The root for the dandelion makes a lovely magenta dye.
Dandelion is now being studied for use in curing cancer and is showing to be very helpful,
Medically and Magical uses are many and range from Drinking as tea or carried in a bag to enhance psychic dreams and second sight.
Traditionally, dandelions have often appeared in pagan rituals.
They can be woven into garlands, wreaths, and ropes to be worn or draped across altars. Towards autumn, pluck the silvery orbs to adorn your altar for Lammas, Mabon, or Samhain.
When you are separated from a friend or loved one, pick a puffball with all the seeds still attached. To each plume attach a fond thought, then turn in the direction of your friend and blow the seeds off the stem. If any remain, your friend is also thinking of you.
Dandelion root tea is often prescribed by herbalists for people who have a weakened heart. dandelion root tea provides vitamin A, vitamin C and vitamin B complex, which are all important for heart health.
The use of dandelions isn't new. Chinese medical practitioners used them to treat digestive and low milk flow problems for nursing mothers. Europeans used it to treat and The use of dandelions isn't new. Chinese medical practitioners used them to treat digestive and low milk flow problems for nursing mothers. Europeans used it to treat and heal boils, diarrhea and fevers. Native Americans boiled dandelions and used the liquid to help cure kidney disease, skin problems and digestive disorders
Heeling cuts and scrapes use dried dandelion root (ground) and add a bit of corn meal and a few drops of water to make a past place this in cheese cloth and apply to wound, the bright yellow flower and be made into a wash for soothing eyes .
The name Dandelion is also for bravery and a strong heart this plant is sacred to Hecate and planet is Jupiter, Element is Air.I always keep dried Dandelion root for emergencies
Banishing a negative spirit / ghost with dandelion root:
You will need one dried root of the dandelion and a caldron or fire proof bowl and matches plus burning disk, grind the root and light your disk as the burning disk starts to turn white sprinkle a pinch of the ground root (saving the rest)and say the spell ( 3×3).
(This is a very strong spell I would first try sage and or Garlic, this is only to be used in extreme cases)By the root of the lion and the magic of three,
I call now to Hecate and the power of thee,
Banishing the negative spirit I ask in my plea,
Leaving peace in this place, only love now to see,Now remove the used disk and let cool and then dig a hole to put it in , place in hole and cover with dirt now sprinkle remaining crushed root over the ground and repeat : This is my will so mote it be , this spell is cast be the powers of three ….
……………………………………………………….Pen Parker
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~ Dandelion ~
Dandelion (Lion`s tooth) the greens are well needed edible source for spring tonic, the flowers make a dandy Wine, The leaves are packed with vitamin A and C making it wonderful tossed into salads,
Some of the folk names are: Blow ball, Lions tooth, wild endive
The root for the dandelion makes a lovely magenta dye.
Dandelion is now being studied for use in curing cancer and is showing to be very helpful,
Medically and Magical uses are many and range from Drinking as tea or carried in a bag to enhance psychic dreams and second sight.
Traditionally, dandelions have often appeared in pagan rituals.
They can be woven into garlands, wreaths, and ropes to be worn or draped across altars. Towards autumn, pluck the silvery orbs to adorn your altar for Lammas, Mabon, or Samhain.
When you are separated from a friend or loved one, pick a puffball with all the seeds still attached. To each plume attach a fond thought, then turn in the direction of your friend and blow the seeds off the stem. If any remain, your friend is also thinking of you.
Dandelion root tea is often prescribed by herbalists for people who have a weakened heart. dandelion root tea provides vitamin A, vitamin C and vitamin B complex, which are all important for heart health.
The use of dandelions isn't new. Chinese medical practitioners used them to treat digestive and low milk flow problems for nursing mothers. Europeans used it to treat and The use of dandelions isn't new. Chinese medical practitioners used them to treat digestive and low milk flow problems for nursing mothers. Europeans used it to treat and heal boils, diarrhea and fevers. Native Americans boiled dandelions and used the liquid to help cure kidney disease, skin problems and digestive disorders
Heeling cuts and scrapes use dried dandelion root (ground) and add a bit of corn meal and a few drops of water to make a past place this in cheese cloth and apply to wound, the bright yellow flower and be made into a wash for soothing eyes .
The name Dandelion is also for bravery and a strong heart this plant is sacred to Hecate and planet is Jupiter, Element is Air.I always keep dried Dandelion root for emergencies
Banishing a negative spirit / ghost with dandelion root:
You will need one dried root of the dandelion and a caldron or fire proof bowl and matches plus burning disk, grind the root and light your disk as the burning disk starts to turn white sprinkle a pinch of the ground root (saving the rest)and say the spell ( 3×3).
(This is a very strong spell I would first try sage and or Garlic, this is only to be used in extreme cases)By the root of the lion and the magic of three,
I call now to Hecate and the power of thee,
Banishing the negative spirit I ask in my plea,
Leaving peace in this place, only love now to see,Now remove the used disk and let cool and then dig a hole to put it in , place in hole and cover with dirt now sprinkle remaining crushed root over the ground and repeat : This is my will so mote it be , this spell is cast be the powers of three ….
……………………………………………………….Pen Parker …….. - 8 Steps for Freezing Herbs in Oil
1.Choose firm, fresh herbs, ideally from the…
8 Steps for Freezing Herbs in Oil1.Choose firm, fresh herbs, ideally from the market or your own garden.
2.If you wish, you can chop them fine. Or leave them in larger sprigs and leaves. Here I froze a combination of finely-chopped and whole herbs such as rosemary, fennel stalk, sage, and oregano.
3.Pack the wells of ice cube trays about 2/3 full of herbs.
4.You can mix up the herbs, too; think about freezing a bouquet garni of sage, thyme, and rosemary to add to winter roast chickens and potatoes!
5.Pour extra-virgin olive oil or melted, unsalted butter over the herbs.
6.Cover lightly with plastic wrap and freeze overnight.
7.Remove the frozen cubes and store in freezer containers or small bags.
8.Don't forget to label each container or bag with the type of herb (and oil) inside!
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8 Steps for Freezing Herbs in Oil1.Choose firm, fresh herbs, ideally from the market or your own garden.
2.If you wish, you can chop them fine. Or leave them in larger sprigs and leaves. Here I froze a combination of finely-chopped and whole herbs such as rosemary, fennel stalk, sage, and oregano.
3.Pack the wells of ice cube trays about 2/3 full of herbs.
4.You can mix up the herbs, too; think about freezing a bouquet garni of sage, thyme, and rosemary to add to winter roast chickens and potatoes!
5.Pour extra-virgin olive oil or melted, unsalted butter over the herbs.
6.Cover lightly with plastic wrap and freeze overnight.
7.Remove the frozen cubes and store in freezer containers or small bags.
8.Don't forget to label each container or bag with the type of herb (and oil) inside!
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