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How to Set Up an Angel Altar

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Angel altars are not essential for angel communication. Many people like to set them up to enhance and direct their spiritual experience. An angel altar may be set up indoors at your home or outside in your garden. It is a place where you can focus your connection with the angels. There is no set example of an angel altar. It should be unique and individual to you. You can place it anywhere in your home, but it should be in a place that you see every day. It should also be in a quiet space that is calm, peaceful and happy. Choose a flat space and lay out a cloth on it. You can lay your altar out in a manner that feels right for you, but many people like to put the largest items at the back. What you place on your altar will also be individual and there is no right or wrong. Examples of what people place on angel altars are: A white cloth A silver tray Angel related ornaments Candles Crystals Bells Angel cards Written prayers or affirmations Angel books ...
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Daily Rituals for Angel Guidance

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You can bring angels into your life every day, and your life will change for the better. You will be able to develop an intimate connection with the angels, and in turn, will experience expansion in personal awareness and spiritual growth while you follow the true path of your life. Morning Ritual Every morning of your life is different, but you can always spare a few moments to connect with angels. You should start every morning with an angelic ritual. Take yourself into your relaxed state. Say thank you to the angels who have protected you during the night while you slept. Acknowledge and be grateful for the new day. Ask the angels to show you what you need to know for the day. Ask that they stay at your side during the day. Ask for any specific help that you will require upon this day, whether it be to find a new job, a new love, or inner peace. Now is the time to request it. Thank the angels for hearing you. You are now ready to embrace the ...
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The Snow Moon

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 The Snow Moon is the traditional name for the full moon in February , derived from Native American and European naming systems that reflected natural and seasonal events. It is called the Snow Moon because February typically brings the heaviest snowfall in the Northern Hemisphere. This moon rises in the heart of winter, a time when the land is often blanketed in white, silent and still. Although the physical world may appear dormant, the Snow Moon carries a deep spiritual resonance . It symbolizes endurance, purification, clarity, and preparation for rebirth. It reflects both the harshness and beauty of winter—a time when life slows down, the earth rests, and beneath the surface, new growth quietly begins to stir. Spiritual Meanings and Implications of the Snow Moon: 1. Inner Strength and Endurance The Snow Moon shines in a season when survival requires resilience. Nature is sparse, cold, and unforgiving, yet life continues. Spiritually, this moon teaches strength through pa...
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The Seven Principal Archangels

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The Principal Archangels There are seven Principal Archangels who are always ready, willing and able to connect with you when you ask. They each have individual responsibilities and associations, which often overlap. These Archangels are thought to have been regular archangels, until a war broke out in heaven, when Satan (Lucifer) believed he was God’s equal and he and his angel followers rebelled. As they fought, these seven archangels positioned themselves between God and Satan, protecting God, and so God elevated them to reside with him among the seraphim. Satan and his angels were cast out of heaven and became the fallen angels of the underworld. Book of Revelation, 12:7-10, 7 Then war broke out in heaven. Michael and his angels fought against the dragon, and the dragon and his angels fought back. 8 But he was not strong enough, and they lost their place in heaven. 9 The great dragon was hurled down – that ancient serpent called the devil, or Satan, who lead...
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Imbolc

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Date: Traditionally celebrated from the evening of February 1 through February 2 . Seasonal Context: Early spring; a time when the first signs of life begin to stir after winter. Historical Origins Imbolc is an ancient Celtic festival marking the beginning of spring. Its name is often believed to derive from the Old Irish "i mbolg," meaning "in the belly," referring to the pregnancy of ewes and the general promise of new life. The festival has roots in pre-Christian, pastoral traditions and is closely tied to agricultural cycles — particularly the lambing season and the fresh flow of milk, which signaled the return of life to the land. In Ireland, Imbolc was one of the four major Gaelic seasonal festivals, along with Beltane, Lughnasadh, and Samhain. It was both a seasonal and a spiritual marker of transition, celebrating light returning to the world and the growing strength of the sun. With the Christianization of Ireland, many Imbolc customs were merged into S...
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