Spell to Rid a Room of Evil

Spell to Rid a Room of Evil 

Light a cinnamon incense stick in the center of the room and walk to the north east corner or wall. Say:

"Earth and air, purify to good, blow away evil."

Draw a pentagram of smoke and use the incense stick to stab through the center. Walk to the southeast corner of the room and say:

"Air and fire, blow away evil, burn away pain."

Repeat the pentagram and stab the center, then walk to the southwest part of the room. Say:

"Fire and water, burn away pain, wash away fear."

Repeat pentagram and stab. Walk to the northwest part of the room and say:

"Water and earth, wash away fear, bury all negativity, purify to good."

Repeat pentagram and stab. Walk to the center of the room.
Point incense stick to the sky and say:

"As Above..."

Now drop an ash from the incense and say: "So Below"

Tree Correspondence: Acacia

 Tree Correspondence: Acacia

Also known as: Cat's Claw
Zodiac: Aquarius, Leo
Celebration: Lughnasadh
Direction: East
Number: 5
Gods: Buddha, Osiris, Ra
Goddesses: Astarte, Diana, Ishtar
Solar System: Earth, Mercury, Sun
Element: Air
Energy: Yang
Issues, Intentions & Power: The after life, awareness, balance, blessings, calm, clairvoyance, consecrate/bless, death, divination, dream work, friend/ship, inspiration, jealousy, love (platonic), money, negativity, power (personal), problems, prophecy, prosperity, protection, psychic ability, purification, security, self-work, sex/uality, skills, spirituality, visions, wealth, wisdom.

Information from: Complete Book of Correspondences 

Imbolc

Imbolc

(February 1st or 2nd)

Also known as: Candlemas, Imbolg, Imbolgc brigantia, Lupercus, Festival of lights, Bear day, Brigids day and Disting.

A time for rebirth, renewal, refreshing, purification, cleaning out the old and preparing for the new, ' spring cleaning', preparing for spring, new hope, new growth and new beginnings.

White Candle Spell For Blessing

White Candle Spell For Blessing

Take a white candle -- either a plain one (offertory, pillar, or taper) or a figural one in the gender of the person you want to bless.

Carve the person's full name on the candle, then dress it with Blessing Oil or Holy Oil. For more power, you may place a name-paper of the person, or a photo, or some personal item of theirs (such as a bit of hair or a snippet of clothing) either under the candle or next to it. An easy way to do this is to place the paper or personal concerns under an overturned saucer and put the candle on top of the saucer.

Burn a portion of the candle every day for seven days, pinching it out between burnings (never blow out the candle). As you light it each day, say this

[Name], may you be blessed
May all good things come to you
May nothing whatsoever harm you
May your heart be light
May your travels be safe
May your health be good
May your mind be sound
May your friendships sustain you
May you be blessed in every way

If you have a special request for this person (such as that they get a good job, come home safely from a war, or whatever), just add it to the list.

Correspondences for Abundance

To Attract Abundance

Zodiac: Virgo

Moon Phase: Full, Waxing

Season: Autumn

Ogham: Ruis

Element: Earth

Colors: Gold, Green, Orange

Number: 8

Solar System: Jupiter

Full Moons: August, June

Day: Thursday

Rune: Feoh

Direction: North

Chakra: Sacral

Misc. Plants: Grain, Myrrh

Trees: Chestnut, Elder, Maple, Mesquite, Oak, Olive, Palm, Pine, Sycamore

Herb & Garden: Bluebell, Grape, Honeysuckle

Gemstones & Minerals: Agate, Apatite, Aventurine, Bloodstone, Chrysoberyl, Chrysoprase, Citrine, Dioptase, Jade, Malachite, Moss Agate, Peridot, Rhodochrosite, Quartz, Salt, Smoky Quartz, Tiger's eye, Topaz, Tourmaline, Zircon

From the Sea: Abalone, Clam, Cowry, Mussel, Oyster

Goddesses: Aine, Artio, Astarte, Bast, Ceres, Cerridwen, Coventina, Danu, Demeter, Epona, Fortuna, Frigg, Gaia, Ganga, Hestia, Holle, Inanna, Isis, Lakshmi, Maia, Rhea, Rhiannon, Sedna

Gods: Cernunnos, the Dagda, Enki, the Green Man, Hades, Jupiter, Pushan, Saturn, Vertimnus, Zeus

Animals: Buffalo/Bison, Cattle, Chipmunk, Goat, Horse, Pig, Rabbit, Reindeer, Sheep, Squirrel

Marine Life: Salmon

Birds: Chicken, Crane, Duck, Egret, Flamingo, Goose, Heron, Ibis, Kingfisher, Nighthawk, Osprey, Parrot, Peacock, Pelican, Sandpiper, Seagull, Turkey

Insects  Misc: Bee, Grasshopper, Moth

Reptiles: Crocodile, Frog, Turtle


Information from: Complete Book of Correspondences

Winter Healing

Herbal Remedies for Winter Healing

It is that time of year where all you hear about is the newest virus spreading like wild fire. During the winter, your body is bombarded with these viruses.

This time of year is notorious for bringing with it countless colds and other viruses, but why is this?

The days are shorter and this can cause winter blues, or seasonal affected disorder. Light therapy and antidepressant herbs can help those that suffer from such disorders.

Cold winter temperatures and contrasting overheated offices and homes have been shown to lead to a spate of colds and flus.

Secondary bacterial infection can lead to sinusitis, bronchitis and pneumonia. It is vital during this time to keep your immune system well nourished.

The thing we need to remember this time of year is a balanced diet rich with the seasonal vegetables and fruit, along with regular exercise, is essential for keeping your body healthy.

Winter nourishment:
During the winter we burn lots of extra energy to help maintain body temperature. A regular, well-balanced meal helps you to keep warm and maintain vitality. It's natural for mammal to put on a little extra fat for insulation, you may have noticed this with you house pets.

 Keep your immune system in working order with seasonal fruits and vegetables. Spice them up by currying root vegetables or sir-frying cabbage. Ward off winter colds by adding onions or garlic to stews. Nutritious and warming stews are simple to prepare and provide well balanced nutrition, as well as warming you from the inside out.

Circulation boosters:
You might not feel like exercising on dark, winter days, but this can result in a sluggish circulation when coupled with cold weather.

Common symptoms are cold feet and hands, chilblains and lethargy. Rheumatic aches and pains can also be exacerbated by poor cirulation.

Stimulate cirulation with spices such as turmeric and cinnamon, or use herbs such as yarrow for circulation to the body's extremities. A massage with warming essential oils such as rosemary, black pepper or ginger promotes circulation and lymphatic drainage, giving relief from rheumatic aches.

Warding off winter colds:
Strengthen you body's immune system to make sure it is able to protect itself by boosting it's own defenses. Include citrus fruits to your daily diets to ensure high levels of vitamin C, the most important vitamin for fighting winter colds.

If you feel that you might be coming down with a cold, give your immune system a helpful short-term boost with echinacea, astragulus or ginger. You can also employ herbs and essential oils that have antiviral properties, such as St. John's Wort and licorice. Try a vapor rub made of tea tree oil and lavender to combat a sniffy nose.

Winter spiritual health:
Winter is often regarded as a gloomy time of year, when the landscape around you looks dead and dreary. There are ways to perk up your day, however.

Fight the winter blues by keeping you mind and body active. Make the most of any sunny weather and enjoy a walk along the frost or snow covered path or through a winter wonderland.

Winter is a time best used for reflection and spiritual renewal. During this quiet time of the year, learn to meditate or take time to revisit and assess your goals, values and relationships.

Brighten up the dark days of winter by celebrating winter festivals with friends and family, making sure to use lots of color.

Information Source: Enhancing Your Mind Body Spirit