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Winter does not end all at once. It loosens its grip slowly, like a long-held breath finally released. The frost softens. The soil darkens with hidden moisture. Light lingers just a moment longer in the evening sky. And somewhere beneath the surface, unseen but undeniable, life begins to stir.   Long before the turning of calendars marked the seasons, the ancient world recognized this quiet threshold. In Rome, the arrival of spring was sacred to Flora, keeper of blossoms and gentle unfolding, and to Persephone, who rose each year from the underworld, her return signaling the earth’s renewal. Their presence was not sudden, but gradual, like petals opening to warmth.     This season was never merely about growth, it was about return. The return of color, of movement, of desire. The return of possibility after stillness. Fields once barren began to breathe again, and with them, so too did the spirit of those who honored the rhythm of the land.     Though ...

Primavera Giornata - The Spring Equinox Vernal Equinox, Ostara, Feast of Attis and Kybele - March 19th-22nd  In the Northern Hemisphere the Spring Equinox marks the arrival of Spring and occurs between March 19 to March 21. As the light begins to take over the darkness, Witches celebrate the fertility of the Earth and the growing Light of the Sun. On the Spring Equinox the day and night are of equal length therefore marking a period of renewal and the fertility. Our altars are decorated in the warm colors of Summer and with the cold colors of Winter - icy blues and fiery reds. Fresh Plants, Seeds, and Eggs adorn our sacred space representing the ancient symbols of New Life and Fertility. As Witches, we cast spells and project our magick towards: new beginnings, fertility: both physical and spiritual, as well as attracting new love and future prosperity.  Feast of Attis & Kybele Passion of Attis and Kybele - March 15th -27th  In our Witches’ Tradition, during the Prima...

Primavera Giornata - The Spring Equinox Vernal Equinox, Ostara, Feast of Attis and Kybele - March 19th-22nd   In the Northern Hemisphere the Spring Equinox marks the arrival of Spring and occurs between March 19 to March 21. As the light begins to take over the darkness, Witches celebrate the fertility of the Earth and the growing Light of the Sun. On the Spring Equinox the day and night are of equal length therefore marking a period of renewal and the fertility. Our altars are decorated in the warm colors of Summer and with the cold colors of Winter - icy blues and fiery reds. Fresh Plants, Seeds, and Eggs adorn our sacred space representing the ancient symbols of New Life and Fertility. As Witches, we cast spells and project our magick towards: new beginnings, fertility: both physical and spiritual, as well as attracting new love and future prosperity.   Feast of Attis & Kybele Passion of Attis and Kybele - March 15th -27th   In our Witches’ Tradition, during the Pr...

 Primavera Giornata - The Spring Equinox Vernal Equinox, Ostara, Feast of Attis and Kybele - March 19th-22nd   In the Northern Hemisphere the Spring Equinox marks the arrival of Spring and occurs between March 19 to March 21. As the light begins to take over the darkness, Witches celebrate the fertility of the Earth and the growing Light of the Sun. On the Spring Equinox the day and night are of equal length therefore marking a period of renewal and the fertility. Our altars are decorated in the warm colors of Summer and with the cold colors of Winter - icy blues and fiery reds. Fresh Plants, Seeds, and Eggs adorn our sacred space representing the ancient symbols of New Life and Fertility. As Witches, we cast spells and project our magick towards: new beginnings, fertility: both physical and spiritual, as well as attracting new love and future prosperity.   Feast of Attis & Kybele Passion of Attis and Kybele - March 15th -27th   In our Witches’ Tradition, during ...

Ostara - Spring Equinox, March 19-22 Ostara, also called the Spring Equinox or Vernal Equinox, is a time when we, as Witches, celebrate the arrival of Spring. Ostara marks the day when night and day are equal or in balance. The sacred and magickal images of Ostara are the egg and the rabbit. In ancient times, Eostre was the Norse Goddess of Fertility, and it is she that is honored on this Sabbat day. During this time, the chill of Winter begins to wane away, leaving the days to become warmer and longer. Looking around, we see new birth everywhere, from homes on the hillside to animals in the fields. Life has begun again. This is the time to plant the seeds of flowers, herbs, and vegetables, or to plant the seeds of your own spiritual garden. As the light takes over the dark, Witches celebrate the fertility of the Earth and the growing of the young Sun God's energy. In symbolic ritual, the young God is armed with the tools necessary to conquer the darkness as he rides out across the...

For this recipe  you will need the following ingredients, one cup dried violet blossom two cups spring water three tablespoons dried marjoram three tablespoons dried tulip petals three tablespoons dried or fresh rose hips three tablespoons dried lavender  three drops lemon essential oil nine drops French lavender essential oil thirteen drops pine essential oil Begin this recipe by simmering the herbal ingredient in the spring water. Simmer for five minutes and allow the brew to cool. As the ingredients simmer, you may want to state out loud a personal incantation or prayer. Strain the herbs from the water into a sterilized glass jar. Add the blended oils last. Seal the jar and shake well. Later add one-third cup of this brew to a warm bath. While bathing with this brew - you may burn candles in the colors of white, green, and indigo. Keep the remaining bath blend in the refrigerator. www.firewolfsmagic.com

OSTARA - THE VERNAL EQUINOX - MARCH 19-22 Ostara, also called the Spring Equinox or Vernal Equinox, is a time when we, as Witches, celebrate the arrival of Spring. Ostara marks the day when night and day are equal or in balance. The sacred and magickal images of Ostara are the egg and the rabbit. In ancient times, Eostre was the Norse Goddess of Fertility, and it is she that is honored on this Sabbat day.  During this time, the chill of Winter begins to wane away, leaving the days to become warmer and longer. Looking around, we see new birth everywhere, from homes on the hillside to animals in the fields. Life has begun again.  This is the time to plant the seeds of flowers, herbs, and vegetables, or to plant the seeds of your own spiritual garden.  As the light takes over the dark,  Witches celebrate the fertility of the Earth and the growing of the young Sun God's energy. In symbolic ritual, the young God is armed with the tools necessary to conquer ...

To ensure prosperity and success during the year ahead, on any night during the week of the Spring Equinox - light a green candle and chant out loud the following incantation, three times, “Blessings to the enchanting Spring.   To you Ancient Ones, this spell I sing. To Anna, who turns the wheel of time, may you heed this simple rhyme. To Flora, who breathes life into every flower, heed this charm this very hour. To Proserpina, Queen of Life and Lady of Death, we welcome you and spring’s new breath. Beautiful Spirits of the spring, to you this charm I chant, blessings of prosperity and good fortune I wish for you to grant.” Allow the candle to burn out completely. Blessed Spring from Firewolf and Superstitious! www.firewolfsmagic.com

Ostara, also called the Spring Equinox or Vernal Equinox, is a time when we, as Witches, celebrate the arrival of Spring. Ostara marks the day when night and day are equal or in balance. The sacred and magickal images of Ostara are the egg and the rabbit. In ancient times, Eostre was the Norse Goddess of Fertility, and it is she that is honored on this Sabbat day. During this time, the chill of Winter begins to wane away, leaving the days to become warmer and longer. Looking around, we see new birth everywhere, from homes on the hillside to animals in the fields. Life has begun again. This is the time to plant the seeds of flowers, herbs, and vegetables, or to plant the seeds of your own spiritual garden. As the light takes over the dark, Witches celebrate the fertility of the Earth and the growing of the young Sun God's energy. In symbolic ritual, the young God is armed with the tools necessary to conquer the darkness as he rides out across the sky. We give thanks for the upcomin...

Ostara, also called the Spring Equinox or Vernal Equinox, is a time when we, as Witches, celebrate the arrival of Spring. Ostara marks the day when night and day are equal or in balance. The sacred and magickal images of Ostara are the egg and the rabbit. In ancient times, Eostre was the Norse Goddess of Fertility, and it is she that is honored on this Sabbat day. During this time, the chill of Winter begins to wane away, leaving the days to become warmer and longer. Looking around, we see new birth everywhere, from homes on the hillside to animals in the fields. Life has begun again. This is the time to plant the seeds of flowers, herbs, and vegetables, or to plant the seeds of your own spiritual garden. As the light takes over the dark, Witches celebrate the fertility of the Earth and the growing of the young Sun God's energy. In symbolic ritual, the young God is armed with the tools necessary to conquer the darkness as he rides out across the sky. We give thanks for ...

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The ancient Quinquatria Celebration was held in honor of the War God Mars and the War Goddess Minerva, who were identified as Ares and Minerva by the Greeks. The first day of Quinquatria involved rites of purification when bloodshed and violence was forbidden. The remaining four days gladiator combat was observed and divination practices commonly conducted. Date:  March 19th - 23rd Symbols :  Symbols sacred to both Mars and Minerva Gods & Spirits : Minerva, Mars Colors : Herbs sacred to both Mars and Minerva, red, black, gold, orange Magick : purification, protection of the family and home, warding off evil Herbs & Flowers:  Herbs sacket to both Mars (black pepper, chili pepper, clove buds, nettle, pine, and thistle) and Minerva (almond, heather, heliotrope, olive leaves, patchouli, and sunflower.) PROTECTIO PRAYER TO MARS AND MINERVA Light a red candle and state out loud the following incantation, nin...

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