Saturday, February 21, 2015

Sleep Pillows Herbs

http://www.centsationalgirl.com/2010/06/diy-lavender-eye-pillows-and-a-giveaway/


*Balsam fir needles: relaxing, soothing
*Catnip: Helps bring deep sleep
*Chamomile: Calming, relaxing, keeps bad dreams away
*Cinquefoil: restful sleep or to dream of a new love
*Hops: Peaceful, relaxing sleep
*Lavender: induces sleep and relieves headaches
*Lemon balm: eases stress, anxiousness and nervous feelings
*Linden: promotes sleep
*Rose petals: brings warmth and love to dreams and sleep
*Rosemary: encourages a deep, restful sleep and keeps bad dreams away
*Thyme: ensures pleasant sleep, drive nightmares away
*Marjoram: calms restlessness


 ~ Charm (by Monica Crosson) to say as you sew your pillow closed:

Restful sleep come to me,
Release me from anxiety,
As I stitch, this spell is done
As I will it, let it harm none

For instructions on making an embroidered sleep pillow like the one in the picture, check

http://www.centsationalgirl.com/2010/06/diy-lavender-eye-pillows-and-a-giveaway/








Tuesday, February 10, 2015

Me and You, You and Me, Rekindle Spell





Me and You, You and Me
Add red roses to some tea
Jasmine will do for a key

Cinnamon hot, the honeysuckle knot
Vanilla sweet, honey sweeter
But not the whole liter!
If without and in doubt
Ginger and sugar makes for a wicked pout'

Swirl these deosil as a tether 
back the widdershins "Come you hither"

Periwinkle under the bed
with a rose quartz very well fed
Sandalwood or ylang ylang will get you all kinds of poo'tang
But powdered dogwood removes all falsehoods

Behind the bed curtain we do retrieve
Freely given and freely recieved
So mote it be
                                             ~Cizz




Energy Clearing and Healing Spell

Photo credit: Wistfully Country


As Within, So Without
Boil some Holy for the Lout
Twig of Beech for Critic's snout
Put in Vervain to change the flout
Cherry or Plum for extra Clout

 

Sow Wild Oat to quench a drought
The Rose of Dog will help it sprout
A dash of Chicory for demanding pouts
The Vine will strangle a domineering slouch


 
Water of Rock removes the doubt
A wisp of Willow runs resentment Out
Grinding Populus will make it stout

Sage, Rue and Hyssop my three scouts


Heather and Violet for talkative Tout'
Honeysuckle releases past shouts
Eucalyptus soothes the ouch, 

Lavender will sweeten one's couch


Stir the cauldron Deosil to strout,
back to Widderhins and it will spout
Heal the Energy before en route
Thank the spirits to bring this about.

           Cizz ~

Tuesday, December 30, 2014

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: 


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.

Friday, December 19, 2014

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

 

Tuesday, November 4, 2014

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: 

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.dpuf
November 12 - 22