Preparing Your Altar for Winter: Seasonal Shifts in Sacred Spaces
As winter approaches, the altar becomes a place of warmth and reflection, offering comfort during the long, cold nights. Shifting your altar to align with the season not only honors the natural cycle but also invites the grounding energy of winter…
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Monday's Correspondences:
Element: Water
Planet: Moon
Color: Silver, White, Pearl
Herbs: Willow, Myrtle, Water Lily
Crystals: Moonstone, Pearl, Selenite
Deities: Goddesses associated with the Moon, such as Selene, Luna, and Artemis.
Use this day for:
Intuition and psychic development: Meditate on the moon's energy to enhance your intuition and psychic abilities.
Emotional healing: Water is associated with emotions, so use this day to process and release negative emotions.
Rituals for protection and healing: Perform rituals to protect yourself and others from harm.
Hello all friends
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And a weekend as well!
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Gaia, the primordial Earth Mother, emerged from the swirling chaos of creation. She was the first being, the source of all life. She birthed the heavens, the seas, and mountains from her fertile womb. She nurtured the first gods and goddesses, and the first mortal beings sprang forth from her soil.
Gaia was not merely a passive force but a living, breathing entity. She felt the joy of new life and the sorrow of loss. She witnessed the rise and fall of civilizations and the ebb and flow of time.
Though often depicted as a serene and benevolent figure, Gaia could also be a force of destruction. When her children, the Titans, threatened to overthrow her, she unleashed her wrath. She birthed monstrous creatures from the depths of the Earth to aid in their defeat.
Gaia's story is a reminder of the interconnectedness of all things. She is the Earth, the sky, and the sea. She is the past, the present, and the future. And she is always watching over us, ensuring the delicate balance of life.
Great info and a gorgeous image 😀
Another image of gaia!