
IN THIS ISSUE: FEBRUARY 2006 ASTROLOGICAL TRENDS WHAT IS MAGICK & HOW DOES IT WORK? MADAME ENDORA'S FORTUNE CARDS IMBOLC-CANDLEMAS CRONE'S BOOK OF CHARMS AND SPELLS THE MAGICKAL CABINET: BASIC ITEMS FOR YOUR PRACTICE THE WITCH'S WELL
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February
enters with the Sun in Aquarius, a sign associated with originality, the
radical and divine discontent. Aquarius can be brilliant, visionary, and
revolutionary in its awareness; due to its fixed nature, it is also a sign
that will commit to a cause and / or unique idea, for better or worse.
February 1st has Mercury connecting with Jupiter and Neptune, all
planets of the mind and creativity. If you have found yourself moving too
quickly or over committing, then this is the time to slow down, listen to your
intuition and refocus on creativity. As the days now get longer, it is a
Candlemas tradition to light every candle or lamp in the house for a little
while, symbolizing the illumination that occurs when the Sun’s light returns
to our lives.
Read more about
the outlook for February...
Throughout history
and in all cultures of the world, humans have worked magick. At first it was
to promote and ensure the survival of the tribe – to get enough rain and enough
sun to ensure dependable growing seasons, to draw the herds for the hunt, to
aid in childbirth, to heal members of the tribe, to thank the Gods for their
help and for any other needs the group might have. By reading history, we can
see the great influence that magickal practices had in ancient Egypt, Greece
and Rome, as well as during the Renaissance in Europe – all which have had a
profound influence on ceremonial magickal practices today. When we study the
folk traditions of the Americas, Africa and Australia, we can see the roots of
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(also called Oimelc, Candlemas, Feast of Lights. Imbolg and Brigit's Day) is a
time of purification and a celebration of the continued growth of Light. In our
pastoral and agrarian past, it was the time that the ewes were giving birth to
the new lambs and two of this festival's names show this connection. Imbolc or
Imbolg means 'in the belly' and Oimelc means 'ewe's milk'. Candlemas is the
combination of the words 'candle' and the Scottish 'maes' (feast), a time of
celebration and feasting to mark and honor the growing strength of the Sun and
the promise of spring to come. Read this article in its entirety....
In a style that is poetic and appealing to the imagination, "Crone's Book of
Charms & Spells" gives practical directions for carrying out numerous spells,
charms, recipes or rituals--all of which take their inspiration from nature and
folklore. In a world where nature is so often slighted or ignored, this book
serves to heighten your awareness of the magic lying beneath the surface, and
the powerful ties that exist between mind and matter.
The practice of
Wicca is both a religion and a craft. Over time you will collect all kinds of
tools and equipment to use as you make magickal herbal items, amulets, charge
candles for magickal purposes and much more. Here is a listing of the basics
that you will want to have on hand to always be ready to practice your Craft!
Read
this article in its entirety... THE WITCH'S WELL
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