Magic Natural -
Magic is divided into two known branches: the one is infamous and composed of the spell of unclean spirits and orginates from a wicked curiosity which the wisest Greeks called Goetia or Theurgia and to which everything is hostile; like those who excite charms, ghosts or illusions of which suddenly there is no trace.
The other, by a similar asseration, is natural...This magic, which has and gives the contemplation of things which lie unapprehended and the quality, propriety, and knowledge of everything natural, to the peak of all philosophy. It also teaches that with the help of others and by mutual and timely application, it carries out the works which the world esteems as miracles.
J.B. Parta, Natural Magic, Anvers, 1561, pg. 92
Magic pertaining to, used in, magic: possessing marvellous qualities or causing wonderful or startling results; by means of union with spirits.
Webster's Dictionary Banner Press, Pg. 296
Magic (from Persian priests), practice of manipulating course of nature by supernatural means. It is based on the belief that unseen forces which permeate all things populate the universe and that control of them gives man control over nature. Magic frequently combines within its scope elements religion. Its aim (using and changing nature) approximates that of science, an outgrowth of magic.
The practice of magic is held to depend uopn the proper use of both ritual and spell. Amulets and imitative acts (e.g., fertility rights based on analogy between plant and human generation) are also used. Almost all ancient people believed in magic. Those who practiced black magic (malevolent) magic are called sorcerers and witches. Many present-day superstitions are remnants of pagan magic, and powers is still extant.
The Columbia - Viking Desk Encyclopedia Third Edition,Viking Press Pg. 648 (1953, 1960, 196, by Columbia University Press)
Magic is the art of effecting change through an external and supernormal force. Man's awareness of magic and his efforts to use it to enhance his place in his environment are ancient and universal and have been a part of all religious systems. The earliest evidence og magic dates from cave paintings of the Paleolithic Age, some of which suggest that magic rituals were emploed to secure sucessful hunts.
The Encyclopedia of Witches and Witchcraft Rosemary Ellen Guiley Pg. 213  The use of a certain ritual action to bring about the intervention of a supernatural force, either in human affairs or in the natural environment, for a specific purpose. Magic has existed universally since ancient times and varies in form from primary rituals involving the well-being of an entire community to minor, peripheral, private acts of magic. All forms of magic are traditionally secret arts taught only to initiates, although in some cultures magical knowledge can sometimes be bought and sold or can be passed on through inheritance. A distinction is usually made between Black Magic, used destructively to bring misfortune or death, and White Magic, which is used to ward off such attacks as well as to prevent natural calamities. In itself magic is not good or evil - it is the magician's intentions that makes the difference. Geddes & Grosset Dictionary of the Occult copy right 1996
Halloween orgins date back 2000 years ago to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain (prodounced sow-in). October 31st is the Great Sabbat Samhain and fire festival. Samhain means "end of summer" and is an ancient Celtic festival that celebrates the beginning of winter, marked by death and is considered to be the Witches' New Year.
In the seventh century, Pope Boniface IV designated November 1 All Saints' Day, a time to honour saints and martyrs. It is believed that the pope was attempting to replace Celtic festival of the dead with a related, but church-sanctioned holiday. The celebration was also called All-hallows or All-hollowmas (from Middle English Alholwesse meaning All Saints' Day) and the night before it, the night of Samhain, began to be called All-hallows Eve and, eventually Halloween.
November 1, the Day of the Dead (also celebrated by some on November 2) the dead were thought to return to earth. People would leave food on the tables for them and would usually stay indoors.
The Celts called it Samhaïn, which means Night of the Druids. It marks a time dedicated to exploring the future with, the help of the Ancestors, all the loved ones who have passed on to the Spiritual World.
It’s a very special, unique time, the only day of the year when the border between the material and immaterial worlds becomes as fine as a veil, allowing men and women with a pure heart to enter into contact with the Higher Spiritual Forces, and benefit from their protection.
During this very rare exchange, the Druid Spirits send "magic energy" into your life, enabling you to be Lucky, find Love, stay healthy and obtain great good fortune. All the "prayers" and sacred gestures you apply are to trigger the intervention of the Higher Spiritual Forces in your favor.
There’s nothing complicated you need to do, as the Spiritual Forces guide you straight to success and happiness.  Samhain is the Witches' New Year. We project correctness, health, and love for the coming year. At this time, the world of the living and that of the spirit are closest to each other. We honor the ancestors and invite them to join in our celebration.
Witches do divination for guidance. Witches also choose this time to release the "old" in order to allow for the "new". We move from here toward a time of inner growth and introspection as we approach the coming Winter months.
If you have just been through a difficult period in your life, full of anxiety, fear, and moments of discouragement or doubt now is the time to open your heart and mind to those in the unseen world and ask for guidance.
Psychic Phenomena -- manifestation of the existence of spirits, ghost or anything which is extraordinary to the physical world. WHITE WOMEN: (see Fairy)Witte wieven literally means white women today, but "wise women" in dialects of the Low Saxon language of the Netherlands. The word witte in Dutch means white. Wit or witte meant "witty" or "wise", from the root word "weten" which means "to know." The word for wisdom was wijsheid. Witte wieven is often translated to be "white woman" (sources differ) as the words come from the same roots. The association of wise women with the color white was either an accidental translation error, or a symbolic color association for wisdom (sources differ). Historically, the witte wieven are thought to be wise women, herbalists and medicine healers who took care of people's physical and mental ailments ( wala in OHG). It was said they had the talent for prophecy and looking into the future. They had a high status in the communities, and so when they died ceremonies were held at their grave sites to honour them. According to mythology, their spirits remained on earth, and they became living spirits (or elven beings) that either helped or hindered people who encountered them. They tended to reside in the burial sites or other sacred places. It was thought that mist on a gravehill was the spirit of the wise woman appearing, and people would bring them offerings and ask for help. While many scholars believe Witte Wieven originated as above from honoring graves of wise women, others think the mythology of witte wieven come from part of the Germanic belief in disen, land wights, and/or alven (Old Dutch for "elf") for several reasons: The practice of bringing offerings and asking for help from their graves is very similar to honoring disen, land wights and alfen in Germanic paganism. In addition, in some localities the mythological witte wieven were described directly as "Alfen" or "Alven". Jacob Grimm mentioned them in the Deutsche Mythologie (1835) as the Dutch variant of the Germanic weisse frauen: "The people of Friesland, Drenthe and the Netherlands have just as much to tell of their written wijven or juffers in hills and caverns ... though here they get mixed up with elvish personages." [1] ********************************************************************* Fairies a host of supernatural beings and spirits who occupy a limbo between earth and heaven. Both good and evil, fairies have a various times in history, been blended and confused with witches. Belief in fairies is universal and ancient, dating back to pagan deities. Fairies come in all shapes and sizes and are known by scores of names, among them brownie, elf, dwarf, troll, gnome, pooka, kobold, leprechaun and banshee. They exist in virtually all cultures but are most common in Europe and the British Isle. Divination -- When there is no communication you don't know how much you've lost.
Fairy -- whether the form was of a pixies, gnomes, or just plain garden-variety fairies, these charming creatures, promise the materialization of your dearest wish when you least expect it. Elf -- help from an unexpected, or even unknown, sources will be yours if you dreamed/or seen of these mystical, magical characters. Face -- if smiling, it signifies pleasant new friends, experiences, and/or financial gains. Woman -- it usually means that you will be fortunate in your love affairs.
 Religion generally attempts to guide the expression of human concerns with the supernatural. Belief in, acceptance of non-rational sense of a superhuman, unseen controlling power or powers with the emotional and morality connections.
You and you alone are the link to your Creator and Spirit Guides (ancestors who have passed). You need no human man or woman to speak on your behalf.
There are things in life that are hard to understand. We seek guidance to help cope and adjust. Uasally are intentions are for our highest good when we seek knowledge and guideance from the unseen, and it doesn't cost anything because those who want the best for you will not try to take possession of any person or put you in the poor-house.
 The Earth Religion Anti-Abuse Resolution (1988)
We, the undersigned, as adherents of Pagan and Neo-Pagan Earth Religions, including Wicca or Neo-Pagan Witchcraft, practice a variety of positive, life affirming faiths that are dedicated to healing, both of ourselves and of the Earth.
As such, we do not advocate or condone any acts that victimize others, including those proscribed by law. As one of our most widely accepted precepts is the Wicca Rede's injunction to "harm none," we absolutely condemn the practices of child abuse, sexual abuse and any other form of abuse that does harm to the bodies, minds or spirits of the victims of such abuses.
We recognize and revere the divinity of Nature in our Mother the Earth, and we conduct our rites of worship in a manner that is ethical, compassionate and constitutionally protected. We neither acknowledge or worship the Christian devil, "Satan," who is not in our Pagan pantheons. We will not tolerate slander or libel against our churches, clergy or congregations and we are prepared to defend our civil rights with such legal action as we deem necessary and appropriate.
(This resolution was adopted by major workshops at the following 1988 Pagan Ecumenical Conferences: Ancient Ways (California) may 27-30; Pagan Spirit Gathering (Wisconsin) June 17th.) Provided to Northeast Council of W.I.C.C.A. by the Pagan Community Council of Ohio.)
Laurie discusses the terms "correct" and the concept of "For the good of all"
Based on my friend Rebecca Heather Volterman's personal taste she analyzed books based on content, style, and merit on the topic of witchcraft I like to share with you.
 Traditional and hereditary witches are found in the British Isles and Europe. The pagan people believed in the power of the Earth and blessings of the Sun and Moon. Their lives are ruled by the seasons. Whether they called Divine Powers Gods or spirits they developed a relationship with them. There are times when the power could be called upon to intervene on one's behalf and other times to accept fate.
My great grandmother, Margaret Harris, my father's ancestor, was born in Dublin. She arrived in Canada from England by boat in 1912. Unfortunately very little is known of my mother's ancestors' arrival except the earliest member of her family documented was a female, born in either the town or country of Berwick, Scotland, in 1799.
I am a witch. Descended from women of Europe being a witch and witchcraft is my heritage.
Raymond Buckland-he was an englishman who moved to America in 1962. He founded Seax Wica a new tradition of witchcraft. He reconstructed what witches do to suit modern times. Modern day witches often call witch, a wiccan, and witchcraft, Wicca. I agree that Wicca doesn't carry the negative stereotypes attached to witches and witchcraft. I acknowledge like a witch, wiccans are directed toward a good purpose, not to harm. Both with inner energy skillfully blends with nature's forces to produce positive, visible change.
Witches, before my time, connected by blood or cause, were faced with great adversity. It must be remembered that women and children lost their lives for being a witch. To call myself anything else but a witch and practice witchcraft would do my ancestors and sisterhood an injustice.
The Roman occupation in Britain attempted the destruction of witchcraft. Julius Caesar did not appreciate earth based faith. He wrote history about the Celtic people but little could believed for he saw them as an enemy.
Witches and the practice of witchcraft was constantly persecuted by Christian authorities in order to make women and their families conform. The Church, The Counsel of Tours in 567 A.D., and the Berghamstead in 697 A.D., grouped the pracrice of witchcraft and sorcery together to mean the same. The Christian concept of the devil transformed the idea of sorcerer into that of a witch. Sorcerers were known to be evildoers.
In 565 A.D., St Columbia, under the orders of the Pope, pulled the Tor-Stone from the top of Avalon. In 1604 King James the I produced a version of the bible and the book was titled after his given name. He also became famous for his anti-witchcraft laws.
The women worshopped deities and the extreme action was to force them to change their faith and believe in their one god. The Church did not underestimate wise women influence over the people. The hierarchies laid down the law to forbid anyone to consult with a witch for guidance in future events. It slowly became immoral and undesirable to claim one's witch heritage.
Once the Christian Church attained power in the Western world it banned witchcraft faith and sorcery altogether. The Church preached that there was only one god who had divine title over all creation. In order for the common people to communicate to their Creator, they must follow rules which He dictated mainly to the privilege men who ruled the Church. The men drilled into the people that there was only one energy form which everything else was born. Their Creator's power was the only power that humans should praise although they may do His work in the name of his son, Jesus.
The Catholic faith had no acknowledgement on the balance of masculine and feminine energies. The male-dominated churches placed women beneath them. Their mothers, wives, and daughters were treated in a subservient manner. To be pleasing to the eye, speak when spoken to, and show respect and courtesy to the men folk at all times.
God's ideology is not wrong. It is the way some clergy, monks and church hierarchies distributed the belief of sin, heaven and hell on God's behalf that needed to be questioned, The men in power who preached purity was the only way to be worthy of the Kingdom of God. If God laws were not followed He would punish them from heaven and the church would set penalties here on earth in His name. Christianity's God is being infinite, all powerful, all good, all creating, all knowing, and loving, but judgemental of mankind, transcendent over, and omniscient in the world.
In the nineteenth century the rationalists argued that God was originally simply the chief over many gods and that 'He' absorbed the attributes of "His" fellow divinities. Slowly 'He' became one God. In the bible the cardinal summary of divine law given by God to Moses on Mt. Sinai follows. The Commandments that are of primary importance in the ethical systems of Christianity went as follows: One God shall be worshipped and not adored in graven images; not to profane the name of the Lord; keep the Sabbath holy; honor parents; not to kill; not to give ourselves away to lust; not to steal; not to bear false witness; not to covet a neighbor's wife and not to covet a neighbor's goods.
The church had difficult time at first persuading the people to change to the new social and ethical behavior. The Church decided to incorporate witchcraft with their belief to make the conversion more acceptable. As Christianity grew throughout the lands the practitioners increased. The prophets determined witchcraft no longer served their purpose. The Church officials claimed the wise women caused harm through supernatural means and was not of their Creator's love. They claimed at night the womanhood flew on brooms to preform evil. They spread terrible rumours that professed on Sabbats and the Esbats witches took part in ceremonies that involved making a pact with their so-called devil. Propaganda was spread to destroy the nature faith and those who followed it.
The propaganda included the seven varieties of a witch's operation: to inspire love, to inspire hate, to cause impotence, to take lives, to send disease, to take sanity and damage property. A woman was portrayed as temptress who brought kings to their downfall.
The term Sabbat became regulary applied in the mid-fifteen century to describe the eight holy days in a year that witches observe a seasonal change.
THE GREATER SABBATS
IBLOC February 2
BELTANE April 30
LUGHNASADH August 1
SAMHAIN October 31
THE LESSER SABBATS---
around WINTER SOLSTICE December 21
SPRING EQUINOX March 21
SUMMER SOLSTICE June 21
AUTUMN EQUINOX September 21
The seventeenth century, "the age of reason", is when it became a crime of fraud against all who practiced witchcraft. For nearly 250 years witches were hunted down and executed. For 150 years witches were condemmed for their harmless beliefs
Thousands of women lost their lives for participating in the witches' Solar rituals known as Sabbats. Some people did not understand the celebrations were to honor a Goddess or God, Nature, the Sun and Moon for the bounties given to them here on Earth.
In this situation it proved that ignorance is not
bliss.
Witch hunters fabricated the wise women's' custom festivals which followed the movement of the changing season into a diabolic time to suit their own purpose. They preached wise women revelled in gluttonous feasts, worshipped the unruly dead and their sacred rites were blasphemous and diabolical. There are books in print which contain stories written by witch hunters that state witches flew through the air to the Sabbats on the backs of demons and innocent animals who had their forms magically changed to preform the deed.
The woodland deity the Green Man was mistaken for a so-called demonic creature. They described him as a ugly, smelly and grotesquely deformed. His upper torso, arms, hands, fingers and face are that of a male. The lower half of his body is clad in hair with legs, hooves, and horns in the form of a he-goat. They called the beast the Devil.
The Green Man, the wise women knew he is a God that represented the very life force of nature. He symbolizes the life force and vitality of each individual. A symbol of spirit that is renewed with each breath, each day.
The Church continued to discredit the wise woman's way until the practice was reduced to the level of idiocy.
It took time, but it came to pass that communicating with spirits who reside in the other world as diabolic. Apparitions were conjured phantoms. The marvels preformed in the magic circle were no more than mere hoaxes. The accusation of witchcraft became an easy means to destroy an enemy. The art of magic was known as Magicism and consisted of three stages:
1. Primary knowledge or initiation by participation in the nature's secret.
2. The intention to transform psychic forces into the realization of a precise object.
3. Execution of rituals and female ceremonies.
The judgement delivered against a wise woman almost always meant death by burning at the stake and total confiscation of property. Although English law questioned false accusation, this was not always true during the reign of King James I. James I, son of Lord Darney and Mary, Queen of Scots, was born in 1566 and died in 1625. As an adult he ruled as King of England from 1603 to 1625. James I was suspected to favor Christians. In 1604 King James I produced a version of the bible and it was titled after his given name. He also became famous for his anti-witchcraft laws. The Witchcraft Act first took effect on June 1, 1563. In 1604, King James I replaced the witchcraft of 1563 mandate with stricter penalties. The statute of 1604 was replaced on June 24, 1763 with a law against pretending to practice divination and witchcraft.
The seventeenth century, "the age of reason," is when it became a crime of fraud against all who practiced the craft. Children as young as seven were admitted as a witness against a suspect in many English trials. John Smith was known as the "Leicester Boy." In 1607, at age five, he accused several women of putting a curse on his head. He went further to name nine others who were all hanged on July 18, 1616. King James I eventually uncovered the child's lies while under cross-examination.
Reginald Scot, born in 1538 in Kent, England, obtained his degree at Oxford. In London in 1584 he wrote a book entitled, "Discovery of Witchcraft." His book denied the reality placed on witchcraft and the power of demons. King James I ordered the book destroyed when he came to throne in 1603. Not until 1651 was the work reprinted. Trials and tortures multiplied and it is impossible to judge the numerous executed victims. The courts used legal proofs to uncover who was a wise woman by engineering:
Proof of Cold Water - The right hand was tied to the left foot and the left hand tied to the right foot. The suspect was thrown into a tank of water; if they floated they were guilty, an innocent person would sink.
Proof by Boiling Water - The accused would plunge their hand into a bowl of boiling water to take out a Holy ring. The hand was then bandaged and sealed. After three days the burns of an innocent person would have been healed.
Proof by Fire - The accused was ordered to carry a bar of red hot iron for a distance of nine to twelve paces.
Proof of the Cross - An accused person would be made to stand in front of a cross with his arms outstretched for long periods of time.
Although our ancestors were faced with the Inquisition, and then the witch hunts, the womanhood kept the wise woman's unity alive. A female today cannot be denied her civil liberties to practice her faith of her choice. Wise women are protected under federal and state statute to practice our belief without acts of bigotry, harassment, discrimination, or hatred in most countries and states. Their biggest crisis created great strengths, their trails and tribulations built our foundations.
Although the women before me faced with the Inquisition the sisterhood kept their way of living alive. In seclusion, faced with torture and death, they continued to honor and marvel in natural places designed by equals or greater than themselves. The sisterhood had a strong commitment to attract the positive and keep negative at bay. The secret knowledge was passed from one generation to the next so their faith would survive. Witches survived the brink of extinction.
If you are a witch and practice the craft, remember those who sacrificed their lives all in the name of equality, and all that is good for anything else would be a violation, an unjust act to all those who made sacrifices to keep the belief alive. Because of them today, witchcraft is not only recognized as spiritaul faith, but witchcraft is a way of life, openly lived, without bias or prejudice on the part of the law.
There were a lot of injustice done to wise women and their families. So many innocent lives lost. Past generations, through the price of indifference and contempt, constructed a society that would be mutually appealing and mutually enjoyed. The practice of witchcraft has lasted throughout history against the odds. Acceptance over time softened attitudes. Therefore, the experience had served the cause of peace. We are not put on earth to aimlessly float, bmp into one another, and cause disturbances in each others lives. Peace is not natural. Everyone has an opinion and will view situations differently. It is almost impossible to maintain equilibrium a hundred percent of the time. Ultimately peace is a matter of personal choice.
Life is sometimes unfair, wrongs are put right, bad things are just a fact of living. Peace is reached when there are social conditions that wildly overlap in agreement of self-restraint, individually motivated to harm none that included self. The best way to deal with life is to try to be the best person not just to benefit ourselves but for others.
Witchcraft is based on the energies of the Sun, Moon, and the basic elements of nature; earth, air, fire, and water, with a blend of the supernatural.
A witch aligns her body, mind, spirit and heart with cycles of the moon, the rising and setting of the sun, as well as the turning of the seasonal wheel; spring – birth, summer – maturing, autumn – harvest, and winter – rest and recuperation.
Supernatural is defined as something that cannot be explained by natural course of nature’s actions or mysteries beyond reason.
A witch blends the two together. By doing so, life is viewed with a more balanced perspective of the unity between self, planet earth and the entire universe.
WHEN YOU STAND FIRM IN YOU BELIEFS,
YOU WILL NOT FAIL,
YOU WILL DISCOVER,
WHO YOU TRULY ARE,
ONE OF A KIND, A UNIQUE INDIVIDUAL.
MAGIC – all things come to me, have their being in me, and will return to me.
Magic is the conscious decision to initiate change. There are energies within the universe that a witch could merge with to discover truth, further growth, or request a desired outcome. One can combine personal energy and the energies of planet earth, the Divine Will to initiate a positive change, to transform or shape ourselves or others to be the best we can be. A witch harms none or self intentionally with spells or charms.
SUNDAY HEALTH SPELLS
MONDAY HOME SPELLS
TUESDAY PROTECTION SPELLS
WEDNESDAY TRAVEL SPELLS
THURSDAY MONEY SPELLS
FRIDAY LOVE SPELLS
SATURDAY ANY SPELL
There are responsibilities when one makes a request or practice magic. These responsibilities include:
MUST BE GOOD FOR THE ALL UNSELFISH
MUST ADD PERSONAL POWER EFFORT
KEEP IT SIMPLE CLARITY
VALUE OPPORTUNITIES PREPARATION
HONOR THE DIVINE RESPECT
Never waste a wish or spell granted. You must appreciate the gift given by being nicer to others and the planet.
A WISH OR SPELL,
A CONSCIOUS CHOICE FOR CHANGE,
WITH AN OPEN HEART,
COMPASSION,
WITH AN OPEN MIND,
A CLEAN CONSCIOUS,
WITH FAITH,
THE WANT WILL BE HEARD,
A NEED WILL BE GRANTED.
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A brand new year is upon us. For the next twelve months, with like minded people, we will study practical crafts, spell casting, to enrich our magical path, to preserve the best of the culture while linking the physical world with the Spiritual. Now is the time to turn our attention to new beginnings. Focus on the goals that you want to achieve this year and make them achievable. I hope you are ready to embrace the new year with a positive attitude.
Success - transform the way you look at yourself while creating a more rewarding lifestyle (moderation is the key)
Mind power - unlock potential who and what do you want to be.
Attractiveness - wit, wisdom, courteous and charm.
Transformation - become and attract the person you want to be.
Mind beyond Matter - the mind transcends the brain.
Self-Knowledge - know yourself better, and you will attract people who will treat you well and disregard those who don't.
Paranormal - the direct knowledge of ultimate reality is attainable through intuition and those in the unseen world.
To create a healthy energy we will be studying the basic elemental tools, the phases of the moon to strengthen that which we aspire. There is a partnership of give and take.
Water - compassion, love, healing
Fire - delight, wonder, energy
Air - silence, release, communication, thought
Earth - material, creativity, physical
New Moon - day 1 to 3.5 of the cycle - start something new, going within, very least make a list of priorities.
Crescent Moon - days 3.5 to 7 of the cycle - must make some action related to New Moon goal, research,building time.
First Quarter - days 7 to 10.5 of the cycle - an impulsive time, action not thought out, initiating and planning.
Gibbous Moon - days 10.5 to 14 of the cycle - time for analyzing and organizing, critical turn to short-term goal at New Moon.
Full Moon - days 14 to 17.5 of the cycle - tensions either come to a head or is released, connecting and expressing .
Disseminating - days 17.5 to 21 of the cycle - publicize your ideas, go to interviews
Last Quarter - days 21 to 24.5 of the cycle - immediate tasks are getting completed, some ideas are being rejected, achievements or losses.
Dark Moon - days 24.5 to 29.5 of the cycle - short-term issues and plans completed or dying out, phase for clearing out, not new beginnings.
Trees and their properties may be utilized. Each tree has a particular significance and symbolism to release information, The sacred trees of the Celtic calendar and the twenty-one Major Arcana Tarot cards are connected. Both give the gift of prophecy to gain confidence and one's purpose. Meditative and physical exercises, phychic and spiritual development can transform one's life.
Look up your birth date, and you will find your life's purpose. The symbolism of the trees on the Celtic calendar Goddess and God's and Tarot equivalent is as follows:
January 21-February 17-The Rowan Tree, Godform Math-spiritual, and fanatic. Tarot equivalent, Hierophant. Life lesson-to overcome obstacles by the use of intuition, trust intuition, envision, act
February 18-March 17-The Ash Tree, Godform Gwydion, charming and egocentric. Tarot equivalent, The World. Life lesson-to know there is a connection between ourselves, the planet and the Universe.
March 18-April 14-The Alder Tree, Godform Bran, ambitious and impulsive. Tarot equivalent, Strength. Life lesson-don't dissipate strength through anger.
April 15-May 12-The Willow Tree, Godform Epona, wise, bitter. Tarot equivalent, The Moon. Life lesson-use the rhythm of the moon to balance emotions that will affect surroundings.
May 13-June 9-the Hawthorn Tree, Godform Rhiannon, passionate and, ruthless. Tarot equivalent, Judgement. Life lesson-patience is important in the process of change.
June 10-July-The Oak Tree, Godform Belinus, fatherly and dominating. Tarot equivalent The Emperor. Life lesson-be strong through challenges to overcome the impossible.
July 8-August 4-The Holly Tree, Godform Cu Chulain, determined and insensitive. Tarot equivalent, The Chariot. Life lesson-be well prepared when directing personal energy, understand and respect opponents.
August 5-September 5-The Hazel Tree, Godform branwen, generous and deceptive. Tarot equivalent The High Priestess. Life lesson-one has inner knowledge to protect themselves as well as others.
September 6-September 29-The Vine, Godform Brigantia, sympathetic and dependant. Tarot equivalent, The Lovers. Life lesson-trust instincts to balance unhappy or unfair situations.
September 30-October 27-The Ivy, Godform Ognios, ambitious and lazy. Tarot equivalent, Justice. Life lesson-restore balance offer peace.
October 28-November 24-The Reed, Godform Arianrod, adaptable and indecisive. Tarot equivalent, The Wheel of Fortune. Life lesson-each individual has unimaginable secret knowledge that can be utilized.
November 25-December 22-The Elder Tree, Godform Morrigan, honest and deceptive. Tarot equivalent, The Hangedman. Life lesson-experience and knowledge should be applied to mentor others.
December 23 is not ruled by any tree for it is the "day" of the proverbial "year and a day".
December 24-January 20-The Birch Tree, Godform, Mabom, happy and mature. Tarot equivalent, Sun. Life lessons- one's inner knowledge is unwavering, lend support, a reputable path to success.
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