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Aries (March 21st - April 19th) The month of December will bring moments of pure joy and positive energy. In matters concerning Love and Relationships - present love will grow – new truths will be revealed.  If you are single - expect a new relationship opportunity towards the end of the month.  Compromise and encouragement will strengthen your present relationships – both personal and plutonic.  In matters concerning Job and Career – new ventures and partnerships will be presented.  Burn a Balance & Tranquility Candle to promote peace, balance and positive energies. Taurus (April 20th - May 20th) The month of December will bring new understandings in every aspect of your life. In matters concerning Love and Relationship – a new change will lead you towards happiness. Listening to your heart will bring you towards your desired relationship goals. You will spend most of December enjoying holiday festivities with family and friends – be sure to find time ...

The ingredients of this blend are held to be sacred to the Witches’ Festival Mabon or the Autumn Equinox. This blend can be burned on a charcoal briquette to attract wealth, prosperity and abundance. For this recipe you will need the following ingredients, one teaspoon chamomile one teaspoon frankincense one teaspoon oak bark one teaspoon rue three drops frankincense oil nine drops chamomile oil thirteen drops myrrh oil Blend and grind the herbs together and add the drops of oil.   Burn this blend on a glowing charcoal during rites dedicated towards attracting abundance. www.firewolfsmagic.com

Lammas, or Lughnasadh (pronounced "LOO-nahs-ah"), is an Anglo-Saxon word meaning “Loaf-mass” and is one of the Greater Wiccan Sabbats, usually celebrated on August 1st or 2nd, although occasionally on July 31st. The Lughnasadh Sabbat is a time to celebrate the end of Summer and the beginning of the Autumn season, as well as to usher in the first of three harvest celebrations in the Witches Yearly Calendar. It is the time of harvesting corn and grain, grapes and wine, and is therefore greatly associated with bread, as grains are the first crop to be harvested.  We as Witches give thanks and honor to all Gods and Goddesses of the Harvest, as well as those who represent Death and Resurrection. This is a time when the Sun God magickally begins to weaken as the Sun rises farther in the South, each day growing shorter as the nights grow longer. The Goddess watches in sorrow, but she realizes that while the God is dying, He lives on inside Her as Her ...

I pray to you Great Heavenly Queen, you who rests your head in the starry night,  you who clasps the earth in your belly, you who promises immortal love. I beseech thee Great and Holy Mother of Humanity, may all be embraced in your majesty,   may all be inspired by your wisdom, may all be embraced by your protection and light. I give thanks to you Lady of Life, stand with all who walk on this earth with humility and prudence. Guide those here and after with your comfort.   Awaken Great Mother - for your children are in need of your compassion. - By Firewolf www.firewolfsmagic.com  

Litha or Midsummer, falls on the Summer Solstice (on or around June 20). During this time, we as Witches honor and celebrate the Sun at the peak of His power. We draw in the energy of the Mother Earth and her magick of fertility and growth. We prepare ourselves and our homes for the waning periods of the Sun, which lie shortly ahead.  Midsummer is the longest day of the year and the shortest night. In our Witches tradition, Litha symbolizes the end of the reign of the waxing year's Oak-King, who is now replaced by the Holly-King of the waning year (who rules until Yule). In our ritual and magick we understand and attune ourselves with this subtle change and draw in the growth and balance in which the Holly King draws forth. We cast spells for love, passion, and psychic power. The Fairy World itself is drawn to the energy of this time and many of us attempt to contact these magickal creatures and use their magick to empower our lives, homes, and spells. Litha Magickal Col...

The ingredients of this blend are believed to be sacred to the Witches’ Festival Beltane or May Day.  This blend can be burned on a charcoal briquette or scattered over a roaring Beltane fire. For this recipe you will need the following ingredients, one teaspoon red rose one teaspoon hawthorn berries one teaspoon rosemary one teaspoon orange peel one teaspoon pine bark two teaspoons frankincense resin two teaspoons myrrh resin three teaspoons dragon’s blood resin three drops bergamot essential oil nine drops rose absolute oil thirteen drops dragon’s blood oil Begin by crushing the hawthorn berries.  Blend and grind the herbs together and add the drops of oil.   Burn this blend on a glowing charcoal during rites dedicated towards the Witches’ Festival Beltane or May Day.   This blend may also be burned to attract love, prosperity, protection, success and empowerment. For more information on Beltane Click Here: www.firewolfsmagic....

On May 1 or the eve of May, we as witches celebrate the marriage or union of the Universal God and Goddess.  The weather is warm and we begin to spend more time with our local community. We cast spells for spiritual growth, belonging, and blessings for all who seek the Old Ways and all who respect the Witches path. Beltane marks the summer half of the Witches Yearly Calendar; it is a time when many strive to improve their love lives. This holiday marks a very sacred and magickal time of the year when witches twist and bend beautiful colored ribbons around a maypole, an ancient pagan symbol. The maypole itself symbolizes the masculine energy entering the feminine. Beltane has long been celebrated with feasts and rituals.  The word Beltane means fire of Bel, Bel being an ancient Celtic God of the Sun.  As the beginning of summer, the world is blooming with color and exotic energy. In old Celtic traditions, it is a time when many strive to get hand-fasted (Wi...

The ingredients of this blend are believed to be sacred to the Witches’ Festival Ostara or the Spring Equinox. For this recipe you will need the following ingredients, one teaspoon jasmine flowers one teaspoon lavender flowers one teaspoon lemon peel two teaspoons copal resin two teaspoons orris root powder two teaspoons pink rose petals pinch of saffron three drops lemon essential oil nine drops jasmine absolute oil thirteen drops myrrh essential oil Blend and grind the herbs together and add the drops of oil.   Burn this blend on a glowing charcoal during rites dedicated to the Witches’ Festival Ostara or the Spring Equinox.   This blend may also be burned to attract love, fertility, new beginnings, and prosperity. FOR ALL-NATURAL INCENSE CLICK HERE: www.firewolfsmagic.com/shop/magickal-incense/