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In this deck, "Honey" is pentagrams or coins.
Three of Honey. Art by Sam Guay, from the Blood Moon Tarot.
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Seven of Dreams. Art by Sam Guay, from the Blood Moon Tarot.
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Rare black moon coming August 23rd, 2025
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Zodiac Signs of Comic Book Characters.

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* Lammas or Lughnasadh. The wheel of the year begins to shift from growing time to harvest time.
* Fortuna Virilis (Ancient Rome) day that Roman matrons offered sacrifices to the Goddess Fortuna so that their blemishes might be hidden from the male gaze, and to “regain the loss of the waning affection and the desire of men for their wives or mistresses.”
* Homemade Pie Day
* Army Day (China)
* Woman Astronomers Day
* Spider-Man Day
* Swiss National Day (Switzerland)
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Ten of Branches. Art by John A. Rice, from the Mindscapes Tarot.
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Neptune Retrograde Starts on July 4—Here's What That Means for Each Zodiac Sign.
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The Hermit. Art by Jessica Roux, from the Tarot of the Woodland Wardens.
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Ten of Wands. Art by Cedar McCloud, from The Magic Pantry Tarot.
▪ Burdens ▪ Struggle ▪ Burnout ▪ Warding off Ah, garlic! One of the most beloved seasonings in the world—and one of the most pungent. Whether you are a garlic lover or a hater, it’s hard to deny that its scent and flavor can be quite strong, even repulsive, especially when raw. Is there something or someone in your current situation who feels overwhelming or burdensome? Off-putting, even? Too much garlic (some people say there’s no such thing, but I must be spicy and disagree) can overpower other flavors in a dish. Are you currently in a situation that is so heavy, it blocks out all other desires and responsibilities? Might there be a way to lessen its burden on your life and let those other flavors shine through? Garlic is high in oligosaccharides, a type of complex carbohydrate chain which the human body finds difficult to digest. Is there something or someone in your life right now that you’re having trouble stomaching, no matter how much you desire it? How is your body handling current stressors? Garlic is famous for warding off vampires, whose blood-sucking is an easy metaphor for things that drain us of our energy. Do you have an energetic vampire in your life, whether that’s a person, a job, a commitment, etc? How is it affecting you?
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National Ice Cream Soda Day.
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All About Litha
Litha is the modern name given to the Wiccan and pagan holiday for the summer solstice, a.k.a. the longest day of the year. In 2024, the holiday falls on June 20th for the northern hemisphere. Generally, the intense power and energy of the sun is celebrated by those wishing to participate, and many celebrations revolve around fire and light and other symbolic things representing the sun.
Historically, the actual word "Litha" was associated with the June and July months in the Anglo-Saxon communities in Europe, as written by Venerable Bede from the 8th century. However, different cultures and regions have their own names for midsummer or solstice festivals, and Litha is a modern name and version adopted by new-age Wicca and modern Druidry. Some Wiccans and pagans will use the name "Midsummer" for the holiday, though, as that name signifies the many solstice traditions held in Europe as a whole and has a more ancient history in texts. Since their new-age holiday enmeshes many traditions together, Midsummer makes sense as an alternative name.
Because Litha was created by Wiccans, which is a new-age practice, they have adopted different solstice traditions from more ancient pagan religions that aligns with their religious beliefs. Just like other solstice celebrations, their summer Sabbat named Litha is all about the sun and the abundance and life is brings to us all, especially in agricultural communities. The sun's energy is thought to be the most powerful at this time, so many Wiccans use this opportunity for spellwork, cleansing, and energy-intensive work and projects. Since it's a combination of many traditions, there is no one way to celebrate the holiday. Some ways to celebrate include having a bonfire, focusing on love and romance, gathering herbs and other plants, creating flower crowns, singing and dancing, enjoying time outside, and feasting by having a picnic under the sun. Since Wicca is also a very divided religion with many sects, certain branches may celebrate different ways. The overlaps seem to be focusing on the sun, height of summer, and nature, like other religions on the same day. In terms of associations, it is generally believed that anything you associate with summer can be used for Litha, such as fruits, vegetables, flowers, sun, fair weather, bright colors, etc.
Litha Associations
Colors - yellow, orange, red, green, blue, pink, purple, other bright colors
Food - fruits and vegetables, citrus, melons, berries, honey, mead, wine, herbal teas, salads
Animals - bees, snakes, butterflies, birds
Items - sun wheels, sunflowers, chamomile, dandelions, torches, wreaths, flower crowns
Crystals - sunstone, citrine, carnelian, tigers eye, diamond, amber
Other - sun, fire, bonfires, picnics, faeries, love and romance, power, bountiful harvest, high energy
Ways To Celebrate
have a picnic under the sun
make a sun wheel
enjoy a sun themed feast filled with summer foods
have a bonfire
light candles and give thanks to the sun and the light
make a flower crown or bouquet of summer flowers
do spellwork that needs large amounts of energy
use the sun to charge your crystals
make sun tea
make an offering to the faeries
focus on relationship and self love magick
go to a farmers market
go for a nature walk
create a vision board
plan out your goals and projects
sing and dance to joyful songs
gather and dry herbs to use
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The Hierophant. Art by Cedar McCloud, from The Magic Pantry Tarot.
▪ Systems ▪ Hierarchy ▪ Wisdom ▪ Initiation The systems which produce meat and meat substitutes are enormous. A complex chain of farms, processing, production, packaging, and safety measures get these goods to us. What larger systems are you a part of? How do they affect your current situation? In many places, meat is considered the most important part of a meal, while others believe meat is not needed at all. Pay attention to how hierarchies affect your situation. Where are you on the pyramid? Who is considered to be above or below you, and why? The ethical raising of farm animals requires knowledge and wisdom. Insight and innovation is needed to create and promote vegan alternatives. Who are the leaders in your life, and how do you learn from them? Or is it your turn to step up and instruct the class? When this card appears, you may be facing an initiation or access to a particular tradition, skill, or community. It may test you or require dues be paid. Will you accept? There are dark sides to global food production systems, and many corrupt powers in place. Are there any such powers affecting your own life or situation? Will you stand up to them? Note: Please interpret this card to your own tastes whether you are an omnivore, vegetarian, or vegan. This is a complex topic for just one page.
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