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She is one of the two wives of the sun god Rā with whom she lives with during that half of the year. Their son is Tāne-rore who personifies shimmering air. During the time that the sun spends with his other wife, her sister Hine-takurua, who personifies winter, Hine-raumati dwells with her ancestor Tāne and prepares huahua (preserved birds).
In Greek mythology, Daphnis and Chloe were lovers who lived far from each other, and were only allowed to see each other while the honeysuckle was in bloom. Eros, the god of love, answered Daphnis, who prayed to him, to do something so Eros made the honeysuckle bloom from spring until fall. Daphnis asked the god of love if the plant could bloom longer than a season, so they could be together longer, which is why, according to legend, honeysuckle blooms continually throughout warm weather periods.
It was believed that if honeysuckle grew around the entrance to the home it prevented a witch from entering. In other places it's believed that grown around the doors it will bring good luck. If it grows well in your garden, then you will be protected from evil. In Ireland honeysuckle was believed to have a power against bad spirits, and it was used in a drink to cure the effects of the evil eye. Bringing the flowers into the house will bring money with them.
Psychic Witch: A Metaphysical Guide to Meditation, Magick and Manifestation was recommended by during her ep 10 interview. The book has different exercises to help both new and experienced witches enhance their skills. This title has strong ratings and is definitely worth the read!
Marjoram can be used for
-Balance
-Calming
-Perseverance
-Happiness
-Health
-Love
-Money
-Protection
If things are feeling chaotic use Marjoram to help find some peace. Marjoram is also an herb of Gemini.
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Barachiel is one of the seven Archangels in Byzantine Catholic and Eastern Orthodox tradition. In the Third Book of Enoch, he is described as one of the angelic princes, with a myriad of some 496,000 ministering angels attending him. He is described in the Almadel of Solomon as one of the chief angels of the first and fourth chora. He is often confused with the angel Baraqiel who is regarded as the angel of lightning.
The month of June is thought to be named after the Goddess Juno. The Roman goddess of marriage, home, and family, Juno was a champion of women and protector of the Roman state. She was married to Jupiter, king of all the gods, and served as a part of the divine ruling triumvirate known as the Capitoline Triad. Juno was adapted from the Greek goddess Hera, and her essential characteristics and mythology were nearly identical to her Greek predecessor.
Romans linked the stone to the Moon Goddess Diana and believed that wearing moonstone would bring love, wealth, and success. In Asia, there was a myth that every 21 years, blue moonstones were brought in by the tide. In India, it was believed that this gem was good luck and allowed romantic partners to read their future if they placed the moonstone in their mouth during a full moon. Hindu mythology also told that moonstone was made from the moon’s ethereal light. Legend portrayed it as a sacred and magical “dream stone” that could bring serene and beautiful dreams at night. Legends have claimed that moonstone could help the wearer have clear visions and prophecies. It was also known as the “Traveler’s Stone,” as it was believed that it would protect people who wore it while traveling at night. Current lore revolves around moonstone’s ability to help wearers go with the flow, similar to the moon affecting the tides.
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Rose is the flower of June. In a Greek myth, the rose was created by the goddess of flowers, Chloris. One day, she found the lifeless body of a nymph in the woods and she turned her into a flower. She called upon Aphrodite, goddess of love, and Dionysus, the god of wine. Aphrodite gave the flower beauty as her gift and Dionysus added nectar to give it sweet fragrance. Zephyrus, god of the west wind, blew the clouds away so Apollo, the sun god, could shine and make the flower bloom. That is how the rose was created and rightfully crowned "Queen of Flowers.
Mint can be used magically to draw wealth, lure love, keep out evil, and enhance overall wellbeing. Plants in the mint family are very hardy perennials with vigorous growth habits. Mint, left to its own devices, will spread quickly and become a nuisance. If you are looking to grow your own Mint plant, try to choose a spot where you will not mind the rampant growth or grow it in a confined space like a container or between paved areas.
Yellow can be used in spell work focusing on happiness, inspiration and travel. Yellow is also great when used for school matters, education and of course Sun magic. Filling your home with yellow can raise your spirits helping with low energy days. Use the energy of the color yellow to take action. How do you feel about the color yellow?
Sun card from The Marigold Tarot by Amrit Brar found at 13th Press
Magical uses for Dill include money, protection, luck and lust. Used in love & protection charms. Effective at keeping away dark forces, useful for house blessing. Use dill seeds in money spells. The scent of dill is said to stimulate lust. Add grains of dill seed to a bath before going on a date to make yourself irresistible.
How do you use Dill in your practice?
In Germanic mythology, the flower was associated with the purity of the goddess Ostara, a virgin known for her humility. In Victorian times, though, the flower signified a return to happiness. If you’re a Christian, you might recognize this flower as a symbol of Eve’s tears as she was banished from the Garden of Eden. Her tears were later transformed into the lily of the valley. Some people believe that the lilies of the valley can protect gardens from evil spirits. At one point in time, it was used as a charm to guard against the spells of witches.
In Rome, She was Earth Goddess; the goddess of youth, love, birth and sexuality. She was the goddess of plants and of Spring. She was also a Fire Goddess, who ruled growth, warmth and sexual heat. She was paired with the God Vulcan, as he also was a deity of heat and fire.
She was celebrated as the Goddess of Spring, welcoming in the renewal and rebirth of the new season, shedding the death of winter. She represented growth and fertility and was honored with an abundance of flowers at her festival on May 1st. In Greek mythology she is also the mother of Hermes by Zeus.
Called the “Stone of Successful Love,” Emerald opens and nurtures the heart and the Heart Chakra. Some properties of Emerald include:
Brings peace and calming
Promotes inspiration
Brings loyalty to a relationship
Helps to attract a loyal partner
Encourages friendship
Balances the mind, body, and spirit
Enhances love
Transforms negative energy into positive energy
Enhances psychic powers
Stimulates empathy
Enhances protection
Aids in positive self-expression
How do you use Emerald in your practice?
The lovers tarot card is associated with Gemini. Often a card about duality (male/female, yin/yan) the twins embody this card naturally.
The Hawthorn Tree, the tree of May. Hawthorn can be used for protection, love and marriage spells. Medicinally, Hawthorn contains many substances that may benefit the heart. These antioxidant flavonoids, including OPCs, may help dilate blood vessels, improve blood flow, and protect blood vessels from damage. As always do your research before using any herbs.
Did you know in come folklore including Welsh, black cats were thought to bring luck to homes and be reliable weather predictors? Tell me some superstitions you believe in 🐈⬛
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I've had some major life changes already this year and unfortunately no longer have a permanent studio. I am still attempting to record episodes but as you can imagine it is quite difficult. I will be releasing them as they are completed so I don't have to make everyone wait however this also means I will no longer be on a release schedule. Once I can get a permanent studio reestablished I will go back to releasing every Saturday. Thank you all for your understanding and may your year be filled with love and light! 💚
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