October Correspondence

October

retained its name from the Latin octō meaning "eight"

Moon Names: (Hunter's Moon/Falling Leaf Moon)

The moon of new goals, protection, resolution and spirituality. Time to reflect and evaluate the year's accomplishments. The beginning of shadow works.

Algonquian - Pepewarr (white frost one grass)

Appalachian - Blood Moon

Celtic - Harvest Moon

Colonial American - Hunter's Moon

Chinese - Kindly Moon

Cherokee - Duninhdi ( harvest moon)

Choctaw - Hash Koinchush (moon of the wildcat)

Comanche - yuba mua (fall moon)

Druid - Reed Moon 

English Medieval - Blood Moon

Hopi - Angaqmuyaw (moon of long hair)

Astrological Signs:

The Zodiac Sign Libra | Sep 24 - Oct 23

The Zodiac Sign Scorpio | Oct 24 - Nov 22

Plants, Trees, Herbs and Resins:

Allspice, Apple, Ash, Basil, Benzoin, Chrysanthemum, Cloves, Cypress, Dandelion, Dill, Dittany, Elder, Elderberries Galangal, Gardenia, Ginger, Heather, Horehound, Ivy, Mapple, Marigold, Mugwort, Mullein, Myrrh, Nettle, Oak, Opoponax, Patchouli, Pennyroyal, Pine, Pumpkin, Reed, Saffron, Sarsaparilla, Thistle, Vanilla, 

Colors:

Black, Brown, Dark Green, Grey, Gold, Maroon, Orange, Red, Dark Red

Stones and Crystals:

Agate, Aquamarine, Beryl, Bloodstone, Citrine, Coral, Garnet, Malachite, Obsidian, Opal, Rutilated Quartz, Ruby, Topaz

Animals:

Bats, Cats, Crow, Dog, Eagle, Hawk, Owl, Raven, Scorpion, Snake, Vulture 

Dream Pillow Herbs

* Anise: to prevent nightmares and to ensure pleasant dreams

* Bay: to induce dreams of a prophetic nature

* Catnip: relaxing, induces sleep, used in dream and sleep pillows

* Cedar: used to dream of love

* Chamomile: calming, relaxing, said to keep bad dreams away

* Cinquefoil : to assure restful sleep or to dream of a  new lover

* Clove: brings warmth and an exotic feelings to dreams

* Hops: relaxing, brings peacefulness

* Jasmine: for restful sleep and pleasant dreams

* Lavender: soothing, relaxing, eases headaches and induces sleep

* Marigold: induces dreams of a prophetic nature and protect against black magick through dreams

* Mistletoe: prevent nightmares and insomnia

* Morning glory: safeguard against nightmares

* Mugwort: induces dreams of prophetic nature, enhances lucid dreaming and helps with remembering dreams

* Peppermint: compels one toward sleep, induces dreams of prophetic nature, enhances clarity and vividness in dreams

* Roses: brings warmth and love, may be used to evoke romantic dreams

* Rosemary: to prevent nightmares and bring deep sleep

* Sage: helps to make dreams come true

* Sweet Woodruff: protection from nightmares

* Thyme: drives away nightmares and ensures a restful sleep

* Valerian: to promote a peaceful atmosphere


* Wooly betony: keeps negative influences at bay and prevent nightmares


* Yarrow: induces prophetic dreams




 

January Correspondences

January (in Latin, Ianuarius) is named after Janus the God of beginnings and transitions.

Moon Names :

Apache - Time of the flying ants

Colonial American - Winter Moon

Chinese - Holiday Moon

Cherokee - Cold Moon

Choctaw - Cooking Moon

Dakotah Sioux - Moon of the Terrible

Celtic - Quite Moon

English Medieval - Wolf Moon

Pagan - Ice or Quickening Moon

New Guinea - Rainbow Fish Moon

Witch's - Chaste Moon

Druid - Moon of Ice

 
 Astrological Signs: 

THREE CLASSES OF CAPRICORN

December 23 - January 1 ( Capricorn - Sagittarius Cusp)

January 2 - 11 

January 12 - 20  ( Capricorn - Aquarius Cusp)

  Plants, Trees, Herbs and Resins: 

 Holy, Thistle, Marjoram, Birch, Hazel, Crocus, Mimosa, Pine and Pine cones, Parsley

Colors: Black, White, Silver, Blue, Violet, Lilac

Stones: Hematite, Garnet, Jet, Onyx, Chrysoprase

Animals: Blue Jay, Coyote, Duck, Fox, Wolf, Pheasant

January is named after the Roman god Janus.

January is named after the Roman god Janus.

January is named after the Roman god Janus.

December Correspondences

December:  

from the Latin decem "ten"

Moon Names:

Algonquian - Cold Moon

Appalachian - Snow Moon

Colonial American - Christmas Moon

Chinese - Bitter Moon

Cherokee - Snow Moon

Choctaw - Peach Moon

Datotah Sioux - Twelfth Moon

Celtic - Cold or Wolf Moon  

English Medieval - Oak Moon

Witch's - Storm Moon

Pagan - Long Night's Moon

New Guinea - Rain and Wind Moon

Druid - Anabantids - Quiet Moon

Stregheria - Long Night Moon


 Astrological Signs: 

 THREE CLASSES OF SAGITTARIUS


November 23 - December 2 (Sagittarius - Scorpio Cusp)

 December 3 - December 12

 December 13 - 22 (Sagittarius - Capricorn Cusp)


 Plants, Trees, Herbs and Resins:  

Evergreen trees, Christmas Cactus, Holly, Ivy, Mistletoe, Oak, Poinsettia, Cedar Wood, Juniper, Sage, Star Anise, Carnation, Frankincense, Myrrh, Patchouli, Bayberry, Rosemary, Pine, Thistle, Orange, Fir


 Colors: red, white, black, Green


Animals:   bear, goat, snowy owl, wolf, groundhog,Mouse, Deer, Horse and Bear,Rook, Robin

Stones and Crystals: Aerpentine, Jacinth, Peridot, lapis, smoky quartz, lazulite, turquoise

 

November Correspondences

November Correspondences

November CorrespondencesN

November 

The name comes from novem, "nine". 

The Gaulish Druids called their month of November-December "Dumanios", or 'The Darkest Depths'.

 Moon Names:

Appalachian - Apple Moon

Colonial America - Beaver Moon

Celtic - Dark Moon

Choctaw - Sassafras Moon

Cherokee - Trading Moon

Chinese - White Moon

Medieval England - Snow Moon

Neo-Pagan - Tree Moon or Mourning Moon

Wiccan - Snow Moon

Algonquian - Beaver Moon

English - Hunter's Moon

Stregheria - Larder Moon

Astrological Signs: 

THREE CLASSES OF SCORPIO:

October 24 - November 2  (Scorpio - Libra Cusp)

November 3 - 11
November 12 - 22 (Scorpio - Sagittarius Cusp)

Death, Transformation and Rebirth

 Plants, Trees, Herbs and Resins: 

Cypress, Ginger, Nutmeg, hops, Wormwood, Hyssop, Mugwort, Patchouli, Rosemary, Apple, Chrysanthemum, Oak, Pine, Star Anise, Elder, Yew, Dragon's blood

Colors: Black, White, Purple, Gray, Yellow, Blue/Green

Animals:   Bat, Beaver, Deer, Dog, Falcon, Goose, Hawk, Owl, Raven, Snake, Sow, White Stag, Wolf

Stones and Crystals:   Amber, Amethyst, Apache Tear, Citrine, Obsidian, Onyx, Tiger's Eye 

 

 

THE SNOW MOON
The ninth month in the old roman calandar. In Celtic traditions
it is the beginning of the new year, considered a month of beginnings
and endings. - See more at: http://paganpages.org/content/2014/11/november-correspondences-7/#sthash.B6OrV6nM.dpufNovember 12 - 22

Moon Phase Magick (Banishing Knot Spell)