Sunday, April 29, 2012

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Wednesday, March 7, 2012

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Ostara (Spring Equinox) Time of Balance

Ostara (pronounced o-star-ah) is one of the Lesser Witch’s Sabbats, and is usually celebrated on the Vernal or Spring Equinox right around March 21.

Other names by which this Sabbat may be known are Oestara, Eostre's Day, Rite of Eostre, Alban Eilir, Festival of the Trees, and Lady Day. The Christian holiday of Easter is very near this same time, (notice the similarity in name?), and is determined as the first Sunday after the first Full Moon after the Vernal Equinox.

The name for this Sabbat actually comes from that of the Teutonic lunar Goddess, Eostre. Her chief symbols were the bunny (for fertility and because the Ancient Ones who worshipped her often saw the image of a rabbit in the full moon), and the egg (representing the cosmic egg of creation). This is where the customs of "Easter Eggs" and the "Easter Bunny" originated.

Ostara is a time to celebrate the arrival of Spring, the renewal and rebirth of Nature herself, and the coming lushness of Summer. It is at this time when light and darkness are in balance, yet the light is growing stronger by the day. The forces of masculine and feminine energy, yin and yang, are also in balance at this time.

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What is Ostara

• Appropriate Deities

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• Stone Associated With Ostara

• Animals Associated With Ostara

• Ostara Incense

• Foods In Tune With Ostara

• A Time of Balance Ostara/Spring Equinox Fully Detailed *Ritual*

• Witch's Kitchen - Ostara Spells

• Ostara Fertility Talisman

• Other Forms of Ostara Spell-Working Magick

• Ostara Magickal Protection

• Protection Charm for Home or Car Spell

• Witch's Kitchen Ostara Recipes

• Ostara Incense Recipe

• Spring Equinox Ritual Potpourri Recipe

• Ostara Oil Recipe

• Ostara Eggnog Recipe

• Natural Dyes to Color Your Ostara Eggs Recipes

• Ostara Recipes for Kids

• Ostara Hot Cross Buns Recipe

• (2pg) Ostara Recipe Sheets

• (2pg) Ostara Spell Sheets


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Thursday, March 1, 2012

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Tuesday, February 7, 2012

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Wednesday, January 25, 2012

My Face Cracked, and Fell Off!


How many of you are so tired, and ready for winter to be over? The cold harsh weather has just zapped your skin to the point you feel your "Face has Cracked and Fell Off!".. I know the visual of that is funny, lol, however, if you are like me, this darn winter is killing your face, and it's so dry and sluffy. 

Let's face it. January's blast of cold winter air can chap and crack your skin.. Not to mention the long days cooped up in overheated building, and how that can just zap your spirit/energy levels...  So now your "Face has fallen off, your spirit/energy levels have bottomed out, your butts dragging, and their you are just sitting,  waiting for winter to be over.. Am I right?

So, how about we turn to the ole Witch's herb cupboard, we all have one. Believe it or not, 99% of what we use everyday to cook with, is the best stuff to be used on the skin. It's also way better than some $100 - 1/2oz junk something you buy at the store. And, any good Witch worth her salt knows that herbs can heal the spirit/energy levels, as well as everything from your nose, to your toes, inside and out.. Ahh and on the "Cool, I Done That" point, we all know their's something especially magickal and healing in a potion we've made ourselves with all natural ingredients. Hay, you make it yourself, at'least you know what's in it, and if you get a fat lip, well you know what NOT to use next time, ha'ha'ha. Ok, last part was a joke, NO fat lips here, I promise.. 

Almond meal/paste and almond oil have been used in fine cosmetics for mega years. Almond meal/almond oil are recommended for cosmetics because they both are superior moisturizing and softening agents. Ok, here's where the FAT LIP WARNING comes into play.. **If you are allergic to nuts, or intend to make this cosmetic as a gift for a friend, you may want to substitute with Oatmeal (oat flakes ground fine) and/or a non-nut oil of your choice.**  I personally like using coconut flakes (ground fine) for a facial (and body) moisturizing lotion.. Smells fantastic makes me think of the warm sandy beaches, and has just as many superior moisturizing and softening agents in it as Almond meal/paste does.

The below (suitable for all skin types) soothing potion will help you get rid of the winter-warn cracks in your face.. The essential oils, (you can choose from several, with different effects), provide a subtle aromatherapy lifting your spirits/energy levels, while the herbs and almond do their work by soothing and smoothing your dry cracked skin.

Again FAT LIP WARNING, if you are allergic to nuts, substitute with something else, (oatmeal, coconut)..

HELP! My Face Fell Off - Potion Mask
Items Needed:
2 tbs Almond Meal (almonds ground very fine) or Almond Paste
1 tbs Powdered Mint
1 tbs Powdered Chamomile
2 Drops Chamomile essential oil, (or oil of your choice)
* Yogurt 
*Aloe Gel, enough to make a paste (you can purchase a small bottle at your local grocery store) I like to purchase the aloe leaf in produce department.

How To Make:
In a ceramic/glass/steal bowl (no plastic please) mix the almond meal, powdered mint and powdered chamomile together. -- Add enough aloe gel and yogurt to make a paste. Start small, you can always add, but you can never take out... -- Next add the essential oil. 

Now, if the paste is to thin, add more almond meal; (remember little bits at a time, you can always add but never take out).. If it's to thick, add a bit of aloe gel or yogurt.

To Use
Wash your face with a mild facial soap pat dry.. Next apply a thin layer of the potion mask with a small brush. Let dry just a bit and add another layer, until you feel you've added enough.  I use a cheap soft bristle paint brush because you are never suppose to use your fingers on your face. The dirt from your hands get into your face pours, as well as your fingers draw and stretch the skin causing wrinkles. 

Leave on for about 10 minutes or so.. Lay down some place comfortable, close your eyes, and meditate on a soothing relaxing place. When you are done meditating and the Potion Mask has started to dry, rinse off gently and pat dry.... If you would like after you dry your face, you can apply a thin coat of Vit E oil for further softening...  

Refrigerate for up to a week. (This will make 3 to 4 masks.)

Product comments:
*Almonds: are pretty expensive, and almond paste is totally out there in price.. That's why I offered Coconut Flakes as a substitute. You can pick up a bag of those for a dollar or two.. And the small of coconut always reminds me of warm sandy beaches..
*Mint: if you can't get your hands on the fresh, you can pick up a bottle at any dollar store for 50c to a dollar.
*Chamomile: fresh chamomile is sometimes hard to find so if you can't get the fresh, buy a cheap box of chamomile tea and cut open one of the bags.
*Ess Oil: the 2 drops of ess oil was more or less for smell.. You can substitute with what ever you have on hand you like.. However, with any ess oils, FAT LIP WARNING, always test it on your wrist or arm first to make sure your not allergic, and never put anything on your face your unsure of.
*Yogurt: a cheap (1 cup) store name plain yogurt is all you need. Again, you won't need much so their's no need to jump out there and buy something expensive. Yogurt is yogurt, keep it simple.
*Aloe Gel: now some of you are flipping a bit, scratching your heads trying to figure out where to get Aloe gel from.. Grocery store/wal-mart have it all over the place.. You can pick up a cheap store brand of aloe gel in the pharmacy section. You can get Aloe Gel in the nutrition section and lotion section, those are not pure and cost quit a bit.. Last my fav is the produce section.. You can buy the whole aloe leaf for a few dollars, and what you don't use, their are tons of recipes for Aloe Leaf on the net.. Have fun conjuring up your HELP! My Face Fell Off - Potion Mask 

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Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Carnation Spell(s)

Carnations are one of the flowers associated with the birth month of January.

Today I ran up on something that got me started on one of those "all day" research mission. I see you nodding your head, because we've all been there. A simple little flash of thought, and off we go, lol. But, one good thing is, by the time we are done, there isn't anything we don't know about the topic of the day, lol. Now, for me, the ADHD, OCD queen, lol. Once I get something stuck in my head that's it. Like a race horse with blinders on, locked on target, focused, and won't let up. 50 books open and scattered all over the floor (+laptop) and me in the middle of them, scratching for every ounce of info... Wish it was this way with everything, man my life would be a lot easier, HAHA.

Ok back to the topic at hand, Carnations... Yep!, it was the "oh so simple, normally forgotten, least linked flower" poor little carnation that caught my attention today. Well, come to find out, this simple little flower carry's a huge magickal punch. 

How many of you have received and/or purchased flowers, and when they wilt and die, you toss them in the garbage? STOP THAT! lol, you are tossing magick in the garbage. Sometimes the simplest and smallest of things have the biggest magickal power.

The carnation, while a standard florist’ flower, is relatively inexpensive and comes in a rainbow of colors. The scent of the (a home grown) carnation is spicy and bracing. Side Note: Store bought carnations are good if that’s all you can get your hands on, they just don’t really have a smell…

Carnation Info

Folk names: Nelka, gillyflower, Jove’s flower

Element: Fire and Sun

Ruler: Capricorn, Saturn

Deity: Jupiter

Basic Powers: Protection, Strength, Energy, and Healing

Magickal Herb Type: Fresh, Dried, and or Oil


Carnations were warn by Witches’ during the Elizabethan times to prevent coming to an untimely death on the scaffold, carnation’s can be pretty much used in any and all types of protective spells.

Carnations are placed in convalescent rooms (simple healing spell) to give the healing patient strength and energy.

The carnation is also used to remove hexes and negative energy. If you combine the energy of the (Waning Moon) with the magickal powers of the carnation you can banish illness and the blues right out of your life.

*Brush carnations down your body to cleanse. After reaching your feet, break the stems to trap and hold the negative energy.

Carnations are especially good for clearing out love problems. *Add white and red carnations or essential oil to your bathwater to stabilize your love life.

Carnations also help relieve the depression of winter. *Keeping carnations on your altar increases your energy levels and creates more optimism in your life. Fresh carnations (red are best) on your altar during healing rituals, and add the dried blossoms to sachets/incenses for the same purpose.

*Dry ( 9 ) Red carnations in the Sun. After the carnations are dried crumble them, separating them from the stems. Pour ( 1 ) dram carnation oil (any carrier oil will work) over them, and mix well. Smolder on charcoal for a tremendously powerful incense. Produces tons of energy.

At one time, years ago, you use to be able to eat Carnations. I guess if you grew your own you still can. However, DO NOT EAT store bought carnations because they have TOXIC bug spray on them.

This recipe is for people who grow there own (SAFE free of bug spray) carnations. Again, DO NOT EAT store bought flowers, they are TOXIC!!

Carnations Vinegar
(1) - cup red or pink carnation pettles
(6) - cloves
(1) - 3” cinnamon stick
(2) - cups of white wine vinegar

Pull the petals from the flower heads and snip off the white heels. Wash Well! Place petals in a jar with the cloves and cinnamon stick, then crush lightly. Add vinegar, and store in a dark place at room temp until it has reached the desired intensity. Strain into a pretty bottle, and use on crisp greens and/or a fruit salad.

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Wednesday, January 11, 2012

A Garden of Used-to-Be

February 7th is Laura Ingalls Wilder birthday; the author of the beloved Little House books.
It is still best to be honest and truthful; to make the most of what we have; to be happy with simple pleasure and to be cheerful and have courage when things go wrong --Laura Ingalls Wilder

A Garden of Used-to-Be
Laura Ingalls was born in Pepin, Wisconsin, in 1867 and spent her girlhood moving with her family, to Kansas, Minnesota, and South Dakota. Her mother, Caroline, like so many other pioneer women, had the task of making a home wherever the family happened to settle. Pioneer women always took seeds and "starts" (plant divisions) from one home to another, for they could not expect to have what they needed where they settled. Gardens were vital to survival, producing not only vegetables for the table but also the medicinal herbs that women used to treat the family's common ailments and sweeten their lives with fragrance and flowers.

Planting a pioneer garden, a "Garden of Used-to-Be," as Laura called it, can be especially fun for children and will help them to learn something about the great variety of uses for important herbs. It also makes an interesting theme in an established garden. If you'd like to include a pioneer corner in your garden consider these plants:

•  Medicinal Herbs: thyme, lavender, yarrow (also called woundwort), horehound, feverfew, echinacea (a favorite Indian remedy for colds) 

•  Tea herbs: mint, beebalm, lemon balm, catnip

•  Culinary herbs: sage, thyme, dill, horseradish, mustard, rosemary

•  Housekeeping herbs: southernwood, santolina, and lavender (repel moths), tansy and pennyroyal (repel fleas) mint (repel mice), bay (keep weevils out of the flour and grains), soapwort (wash fabric), lemon balm (polish furniture), sorrel (polish copper)

 Insect repellent: catnip, pennyroyal, basil

•  Horseradish: grated and pounded, makes a warming poultice. Eaten, it is a spur to digestion. 

Read more about Laura's life:
Becoming Laura Ingalls Wilder, by John E. Miller

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The Little House Books, by Laura Ingalls Wilder

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