Next Saturday, Jan. 21: A Magical Act of Kindness!
If you are in driving distance of Raleigh next Saturday, Jan. 21, please consider stopping by Dancing Moon Books for their fundraiser benefit for me.
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Magical Mystery Miracle Money and the Final Christmas Candle
Today is THE day for one of the most magical abundance spells ever! But since I am under the weather this year, maybe *you* could do it in my place.
Rejoice! The Light is Reborn! Hail and Welcome the Miracle of Yule!
Rejoice! The Promise is fulfilled, now is the magic of the ancient rebirth of the Light! We have invoked the dawning of healing, grace, and rebirth.
Tonight We Light the 3rd Candle of Our Solstice Advent Prayer Wreath
Tonight, across the world, we will gather at sunset, and light the third candle on our Advent wreath. Visit my blog today to see what light it brings.
Spark the Second Candle Tonight – We Welcome Fire’s Dancing Light
Tonight, join us as we light the 2nd candle on our Solstice Advent Wreath. Here are the meanings and some suggestions for this transformative rite.
The First Candle on Our Solstice Advent Wreath
The Wheel of time has turned again, Advent now has come. We light the flame with hope and prayer, we gather now as one. It’s time for the 1st candle.
Wishing You a Bountiful and Very Happy Day of Thanksgiving
Whether you are celebrating American Thanksgiving today or not, I wish you a very happy day for counting blessings joyful times with loved ones.
Give Thanks and Praises! A Blessed Mabon and Equinox to You!
Today we celebrate the second harvest, the midpoint of the harvest season. We in the north gather in the remaining bounty of summer, and give thanks. Blessed be.
Today is Astronomical Lughnasadh – Halfway Between Solstice and Equinox
Since today is the astronomical mid-point between Summer Solstice and Autumn Equinox, I am encoring my favorite poem that suits Lughnasadh so well. Blessings.
Blessings of Lughnasadh! Wishing You a Joyful Harvest!
Blessings on this ancient Celtic holy day of feasting, fire, and thanksgiving. Named for shining Lugh, let us gather in and share our first harvests. May you never hunger.