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Lughnasadh is the celebration of the first grain Harvest (it is also known as Lammas, which is a word derived from “loaf mass”). Now is a time for gathering and giving thanks for blessed abundance! 🥖🧡✨

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Happy (Spell Jar) Sunday!

This week’s featured jar is:

✨ Peaceful Sleep ✨

To promote a good nights sleep by fending off nightmares and calming the body and mind 💙

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Happy Sunday!

In just a few days, Samhain will be upon us ✨

Also known as the Witch’s New Year, this ancient Pagan sabbat is a time to honor our ancestors and finalize the harvest before winter sets in.

Below I’ve listed some corresponding herbs and flowers that are commonly used for spell work during this time of celebration and reverance.

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Yule is a time of darkness, a time to reflect in the shadows and welcome the rebirth that comes with the light.

Below is a ritual bath that focuses on healing, purification, and strengthening the connection between mind, body, and spirit ✨

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Earlier this week, Deb shared information on using planetary energy while practicing ✨air magic✨

Below are some herbs associated with the element of air and the corresponding planets that can serve as powerful aids while practicing this type of magic

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Earlier this week, Deb shared information on using planetary energy while practicing 🔥fire magic🔥

Below are some herbs associated with the element of fire and the corresponding planets that can serve as powerful aids while practicing this type of magic ❤️

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Earlier this week, Deb shared information on using planetary energy while practicing earth magic ✨

Below are some herbs associated with the element of earth that can serve as powerful aids while practicing this type of magic 💚

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Happy Sunday!

Have you had an interest in herb magic, but you’re not sure where to begin? 🌿

Here is a very basic list of a few fantastic herbs to get you started. They are versatile, powerful, and you might have them already in your spice cabinet!

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Spell Jar Sunday

• Good Luck •

By creating a good luck spell jar, not only are you gaining a good luck charm, you are also ensuring its power by designing it specifically for you and infusing it with your own intentions and magic.

Step One - Grab your ingredients!

• Jar, bottle, any container that calls to you that you can “seal”

• Herbs! There are many herbs, flowers, and plants associated with good luck. My personal favorites are: basil, chamomile, cinnamon, and ginger. Here are some others that are just as amazing:

Allspice

Daffodil

Nutmeg

Rose

Star Anise

• Oil! I like to add a drop of oil either into my bottle, or onto the bottom of the cork before I seal. This is an optional step, but can add another element of magic to your spell jar. My favorite oils for good luck are: bergamot, cinnamon, cyprus, and lotus.

• A candle! I like to seal my spell jars with wax, it gives you an opportunity to visualize your intention while adding another layer of magic. For good luck spells I almost always use orange or green candles, but if those aren’t available white can always be used as a substitute.

Step Two - Create your spell jar!

• Start to fill your jar/bottle with each herb. The amount of each is up to you! As you put each herb in, think of it’s magical properties. Imagine each intention, one on top of the other.

• Once your jar is full, grab your oil. You can add a drop or two in the jar, or you can anoint the bottom of the cork or lid.

• Now, grab your candle! Light it, close your eyes, and breathe. Focus your energy, then open your eyes and begin to seal your jar. Please be careful during this step, if you’re worried about getting wax on your fingers, place the jar down while sealing (just know that you will most likely make a little mess!)

• Once your wax is dry, you’re done! Hold your jar, visualize the magic inside, feel its power in your hands. So mote it be ✨

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Wassail is a warm and delicious Yuletime drink ❤️

Originally used in ceremonies where villagers traveled through their fields and orchards in the middle of winter, they would sing and shout to drive away any spirits that might inhibit the growth of future crops. As part of this, they poured wine and cider on the ground to encourage growth.

That eventually turned into going door to door, singing and drinking to the health of their neighbors, and is what inspired Christmas caroling 🎶

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Happy Sunday!

With the new moon in Scorpio, I thought it would be a great time to share some corresponding herbs and flowers.

Using any number of these in your spell work can help boost magic done during the current lunar phase.

Also, with Scorpio being ruled by planets Mars and Pluto, these are great herbs to use for spells focusing on shadow work and rebirth.

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Happy Sunday! 💗

I’m taking a little break from spell jars to focus on intention specific herb blends.

With the moon currently in its waning phase, now is the perfect time for spells to banish and repel ✨

Whether that be banishing negative thoughts or repelling harmful energy, here are some powerful and helpful herbs that you can use in your spell work.

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Happy Sunday!

In just a few days, the moon will be entering its first lunar phase 🌑

The New Moon represents fresh starts, and is the perfect time to purify, meditate, and set intentions for the forthcoming cycle.

One way to harness this moon’s power is with a ritual bath. Here is one of my favorite, very simple and effective, recipes ✨

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Happy (Spell Jar) Sunday!

This week’s featured jar is:

💓Calling In Love💓

✨Platonic, romantic, self...open your heart and welcome the love that you seek✨