
Pagan Blog Project 2014
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Prayer to Hecate

Sunday, May 29, 2011
Squirrel Totem Animal

Thursday, May 19, 2011
21 Day Project - Decluttering
Getting rid of clutter
Clutter, may it be emotional, spiritual, physical, financial or environmental, holds us back from reaching our true potential.
Over the next 21 days we will devoting our time to ridding ourselves of these types of clutter, through a variety of techniques.
You will need:
A Journal of any kind
Keeping this journal for the sole purpose of this project is the only requirement. Use whatever you feel most comfortable with, a simple notebook, a ring binder, or use an online journal, whichever works best for you.
Item for each day project, as noted on the individual project day
Let’s begin!
Air clutter:
For today you will need:
A sage stick, or incense (stick incense works best here),
A fireproof dish to catch the ashes
“Before you begin your clutter attack, walk around the room you are working in holding a burning sage stick.
Walk around the outer edges of the room, holding the stick over a nonflammable bowl of sand, so that when the pieces of it fall off, you won’t set the house on fire.
As you walk around the room, call upon Spirit Motherfather to guide you in bringing in light and love into your home and heart. Ask for help deciding what to keep and what to pitch. Ask for the negative vibrations to be cleansed from your home. Create your own little ritual. Every time you reach a corner, hold the stick up so that the purifying smoke reaches the topmost ceiling corners. You don’t want any negative vibrations stuck in there. You might also want to burn a while candle while you cleanse the air and cleanse the clutter.
If you feel stuck while working on the physical clutter, burn your sage stick and repeat the ritual again. Every time you start a new room, use your sage stick. When you are finished with each room, ask Spirit Motherfather again to bring light and love into your home and heart, and do your walk around with the sage stick. Thank the Spirit Motherfather.”
Source: House Magic by Arianna
Now take out your journal, sit somewhere comfortable and quiet and write out the following affirmations.
I let go with gratitude of what no longer suits me.
I grow stronger each and every day.
Now write down how you feel, spill your guts, allow the Universe to hear what bothers you so you can get rid of it! You can be as specific or general as you like, just allow the words to flow from your heart. If you feel tension during this process, repeat one of the affirmations, until you feel better.
End this and each entry with a statement of gratitude, such as a simple “Thank you” .
You are done for today!
May you be blessed!
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Thursday, May 5, 2011
Turquoise
Turquoise:
Associated with the Throat Chakra
This stone asks you to be honest with yourself, listen to your inner voice, and speak that which is only true for you - not what others want you to say.
It represents itself as a reminder to share your vision, walk your talk and through this be a leader.
Turquoise is also an excellent grounding and healing stone, as it strenghtens ans calms the body and mind.
Throat, lungs, asthma, infections and troubles associated with teeth are aided by this stone. Honored by the Native Americans as a Power Stone.
Monday, April 25, 2011
Spell: Keeping Unwanted Guests Aways
Spell: Keeping Unwanted Guests Away
Before you work this spell, make sure all family members are safely inside the home. Anoint all outer door knobs with patchouli oil and smear a little across the thresholds. Unwanted guests will stay away.
Source: Dorothy Morrison's "Everyday Magic"
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Flowers, Herbs and Faeries of May
Flowers, Herbs, And The Faeries Of May
By Edain McCoy, Llewellyn's 1995 Magical Almanac
From Beltaine to Midsummer, the faery kingdom celebrates the newborn spring. Throughout the centuries, Europeans made note of which vernal foliage was attractive to the wee folk and, by contrast, which plants would offer protection. Those plants marked with an asterisk (*) are poisonous and should be cultivated only with great caution, and should never be grown wherever children or pets are present.
- Bluebell --- If bluebells ring in your garden, an evil faery is near.
- Carnation --- The red ones draw faeries who enjoy healing animals.
- Clover --- Wildly attractive to faery life.
- Cowslip --- The best choice for attracting faeries to your yard.
- Dandelion --- Believed to be used by faeries to make beverages.
- Dill --- The fresh plant has a scent faeries dislike.
- Foxglove* --- A favorite of earth elementals.
- Hawthorne --- Sacred to faeries, as well as to May Queen.
- Heliotrope* --- Enjoyed by fire elementals.
- Gorse --- Repels virtually all faery life.
- Hollyhock* --- A faery favorite, particularly the pink variety.
- Lilac --- The gentle scent draws faery life.
- Lobelia* --- Will help attract winged faeries.
- Mistletoe* --- Can also attract unpleasant tree faeries.
- Morning Glory* --- Repels unwanted night faeries
- Mushrooms* --- Often used by faeries to mark the boundaries of their sacred circles or portals to their world.
- Pansy --- Known to attract parades of trooping faeries.
- Primrose --- Believed to give faeries their power of invisibility.
- Rosemary --- The fresh plant protects from baneful faeries.
- Sassafras --- Enjoyed by air elementals.
- Shamrock --- A form of clover Celtic faeries adore.
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Blessing For May Wine
Blessing For May Wine
“Beltane” by Raven Grimassi
Place the wine in the center of a wreath of flowers. Hold your hands over the wine, palms down, and recite the blessing:
Blessings be upon this wine, which is the essence of
The secrets of transformation. The blood of life flows
Again back into Nature and summer approaches
With the promise of fullness. May all who drink this
Wine be filled to the brim with all that is good in life.