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Blessed Hestia, the first and the last, and the always flame.

May your light burn bright and strong,

May your prayers be those of respect and love,

May you guide the lost,

And give to those who have nothing.

I give thanks to you, Hestia, for all that you have done

And continue to do.

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PINK FULL MOON 🌕

April 12 — 8:22 p.m. EST

This Pink Full Moon is bringing that gentle but powerful shift — the kind that whispers rebirth, release, and rise.

Here’s your lunar checklist:

• Burn away the old with some spring cleaning (physically and energetically)

• Bring pink flowers into your space to call in sweetness and softness

• Reflect: What in your life needs balance?

• Ask yourself: What’s ready to transform and soar?

• Journal, set intentions, and connect with your higher self

Let this moonlight be your graduation moment into something brighter, better, and beautifully you.

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Finding your Deity(ies) through your Birthchart

Hey everyone,

So today I wanted to share a technique with you that was shared with me through meditation. It is a technique that I have used for myself and many other people to help find Deities they strongly connect with using their birthchart.

Why use your birthchart for this?

While it is true that you can find your dieties that you are connected to through many different ways. I prefer using the birhtchart because our birthchart shows us all the energies that exist within ourselves. By understanding those energies we can also learn anything we need to know about ourselves and the enrgy we possess from that chart. Often times we feel a strong connection to a diety because their energy and what they represents resonates within us. Their energy connects with us and the energy we possess. We share common energies, traits, and characteristics. As within, so without.

So how do you use your birthchart to find your deity

There are four things I look at to determine what deities you naturally work with. Please remember that your birth chart or natal chart deals with lifetime energies. So these are deities you most likely will find you have a connection to throughout your whole life.

The first thing I was told in my meditation to look at was any planets that were in their rulership.

Finding the planets in rulership will show you which type of dieties you strongly connect to. The reason we look at planets first is because the planets are physical representations of deities (they were named after deities and embody their energy).

An example of this would be if you have the moon in Cancer. You most likely will connect to a lunar deity of some sort. (I personally don't like assigning genders and saying God or Goddess because many pantheons have different deities and while in one pantheon a lunar deity may be a goddess, in another it may be a god)

The second thing to look at is the sign planet is in. This will provide you with information about how this deities personality may come across to you.

The third thing to look at is the house the planet is in. (You do need to know your time of birth for this. If you don't know your time of birth you can skip this part). Looking at the house placement can tell you what area of your life they can help you with. As well as what area of life they connect with in general.

The fourth thing to look at is aspects. Anyalyzing the aspects made to this planet can help you understand what challenges you may have with this deity. As well as what this deity can help you with. What they can support you with and what they can help you grow with.

Last but not least putting all this information together and analyzing it as a whole can help you understand how to connect with your deity. How to honor them, and how to best work with them.

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Snowdrops may not be the most talked-about flowers in witchcraft, but they hold a very special significance. Blooming only at the start of the year, they symbolize purification, psychic awareness, love and hope (qualities that make them very powerful to spells and rituals.) Snowdrops also represent innocence, renewal, and protection from negativity. They are used as offerings for deities and they are a great addition to magic jars. To keep their energy throughout the year, it’s best to dry them while they’re fresh. :D

Snowdrops are especially meaningful during Imbolc, marking the transition from winter to spring. Closely tied to Brigid, they are often used in rituals as symbols of devotion and gratitude. Many witches turn to them when they connecr with Brigid and when they seek blessings for creativity, inspiration, and healing, welcoming the fresh energy of the season.

In Greek mythology, Persephone, the goddess of spring, had to spend autumn and winter in the underworld with Hades. According to legend, when she returned each spring, she brought snowdrops with her, proof that life was coming back to the world. Her time in the underworld symbolized death and stillness, as nature withered in her absence. But when she returned, everything started growing again. Snowdrops capture this cycle of death and renewal, representing both the quiet of winter and the return of life in spring.

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Magic Correspondences

Zodiac: Aquarius, Pisces

Planet: Saturn, Moon

Day: Monday, Saturday

Element: Air, Water

Energy: Feminine

Tarot: The Fool, The Hermit

Goddesses: Brigid, Persephone, Aphrodite, Freyja, Nanna

Animals: Sheep, Lamb

Celebrations: Imbolc

Magical Uses: innocence, purification, hope, spirit magick and talking with with the dead, new beginnings, acceptance, purity, love, faerie magick, psychic abilities, connecting with water magick, intuition, eternal life, dream work

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ꨄ︎ The name comes from Greek (Galanthus) which translates to "milk flower."

ꨄ︎ Snowdrops are deeply connected to fae lore.

ꨄ︎ Dried snowdrops placed in sleep bags can promote deep sleep and prophetic dreams.

ꨄ︎ You can purify your home by placing snowdrops in different rooms or walking through your house with the flower.

ꨄ︎ In a Moldovan legend, the Snowdrop was born from an epic battle between Lady Spring and the Winter Witch. As they fought for control over the Earth, Lady Spring pricked her finger, and where her blood touched the snow, it melted, giving birth to a tiny Snowdrop flower. This marked the beginning of her reign over the world.

ꨄ︎ Snowdrops are associated with the dead and can offer comfort to those who are grieving, helping sorrow pass more quickly.

ꨄ︎ They are a dual-natured flower, symbolizing both life and death. Because of this, they are seen as both lucky and unlucky.

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Ensure your dream comes true within a month or two.

TRADITIONAL NEW MOON BOTANICAL RITUAL

Step 1: Pick a desire.

In one word, what do you crave the most right now? Love? Money? Success? Health? Joy?

Pick one. Just the theme. Let the gods handle the specifics.

Step 2: Plant its seed.

Like seeds, new moons are all about new beginnings.

On the night of a new moon… grab, with your dominant hand, a handful of mung beans. They are green, the color of life; and very small – like the new moon that is invisible.

Step 3: Awaken it.

Close your eyes, and voice out your desire. “Success… in any way the gods deem it best.”

As you speak, imagine a vibrant green light coming out of your lips… floating gracefully to your heart… and traveling further towards the beans… landing on your closed hand, enveloping it.

Step 4: Nourish it.

Open your eyes. The first part of the ritual is done. Now the harder part begins.

Place the handful of beans in a glass jar and fill it with cold water. Cover the jar with a cheesecloth (or gauze) and a rubber band. Leave it indoors overnight.

Step 5: Grow it.

The next morning, drain the jar by turning it upside down, allowing the water to pass through the cloth lid. Leave it leaning on a wall, so that it can keep draining.

In the afternoon, take out the beans from the jar, rinse them for a minute, and place them back inside again to fully drain, as you did this morning.

At night, just before you sleep, repeat. Take out the beans, rinse them, put them back in the jar, and let them drain.

Step 6: Prove it.

Repeat the above until the beans have about half-an-inch-long sprouts. Three times a day. This will take four to six days.

If you can complete the ritual without complaining or feeling tired, your higher powers will realize how serious you are about your desire.

Step 7: Claim it.

Once all the beans have sprouted, add them to a meal. Cook them into a salad, a soup or a meat dish.

As you dig in, think of yourself already enjoying the answer to your prayer. 

Remember to thank your higher powers for giving you your heart’s desire.

Step 8: Wait for it.

You have planted the seed and claimed your harvest.

Now give the gods some time to make it evident in your life.

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silver lightning

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