Fern Magic
Nothing is more mysterious or beautiful than ferns unfurling in the sun-dappled shade of the woodland on a spring afternoon. Ferns are
the ancient ones of the plant kingdom, unchanged in appearance for millions of years. Ferns have long been linked to magic in the garden and the home. particularly valued for their protective vibrations. Thrown on a fire or smoldering embers, dried fern repels all evil.
Adepts of long-ago included ferns in luck and prosperity magic. Include a bit of fern leaf in a money attracting bundle. To attract the fairy folk, place a small shiny object among a clump of ferns at Beltane or Midsummer.
–James Kambos
Happy New Year to all of my readers. I hope 2013 is filled with all the things you desire and all the magick you need to acquire that which you desire. Magickal GraphicsNew Years Ruler of new beginnings, gates and doors, the first hour of the day, the first day of the month, and the
[...]Yule Blessing and a joyous winter Solstice Yule is a time of the Goddess of the Cold Darkness and the birth of the Divine Child, the reborn Sun God. It is a time of renewal and rebirth during Winter, and the turning of the Earth force tides. A time when the waxing Sun overcomes the waning
[...]Wishing you a blessed Samhain 2012. During Samhain we may honor or ancestors and family those long past and recently past. That can be done by means of a dumb supper. If that is to difficult because you have young children or for other reason you can not have a meal in complete silence then
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An easy trap for Negativity A trap for Negativity is easy to make. This device will trap negativity and negative entities before they can create havoc in your home or business.Just what you need to ensure personal peace and happiness. Take a white piece of paper. Write the following words on it in a spiral
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Samhain Incense for memories and magick
The Scents of Samhain Incense can be used to bring fond memories of warm evening in the kitchen

Creating your own Midsummer Customs Here are a few ideas for creating your own Midsummer customs. It is the longest day of the year. There are 12 hours of day light. Go camping. Go out into the woods or up into the mountains or down to the beach. Find some place where you can build
[...]Celebrating the Spring Equinox also know as Ostara For early Pagans in the Germanic countries, this was a time to celebrate planting and the new crop season. Typically, the Celtic peoples did not celebrate Ostara as a holiday, although they were in tune with the changing of the seasons. Persian kings known as the Achaemenians
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