Crystal Rose Spirituality

 Mend a Broken Relationship Spell You will need A yellow ribbon A green ribbon A red ribbon Two small similar sized sticks A sprig of Rosemary . One candle Blue lapis lazuli Spell Cast open your circle and sit down in it. Now light your candle. Tie the yellow, green and red ribbons together at the ends and then plait them, to make one plait. Tie the end of the plait so that it cannot unwind. Place the two sticks together and put the sprig of rosemary with them. Now tie them tightly altogether using the plaited ribbons. This is the conduit of your spell. Now you must add intent. Place the blue lapis lazuli in the centre of the circle. Hold the bound sticks in your right hand. Now you must summon the Goddess Isis. Do this by repeating the following: Incantation Arise Isis hear me call Spare time from your mighty rule Take this love and make it heal Bond devotion with your seal Now blow out the candle and close the circle. You must now take the conduit of bound sticks to a river or st...

  Archangel Metatron is the angel of children and adolescents, both on Earth and in Heaven, and the angel of thought. It is said, that Archangel Metatron was the human biblical prophet, Enoch, whom God ascended to the angelic realm for living a life of virtue and service to God. As such, he represents the power and potential for man to ascend and to access spiritual enlightenment. He is responsible for presiding over all guardian angels. Archangel Metatron can support children through difficulties in school, and help resolve learning disorders and assist them as they grow towards adulthood. He is also tasked with protecting and nurturing children with spiritual and psychic gifts, such as indigo, crystal and rainbow children. He will assist with understanding through lateral thinking and supports people in construction industries such as architects, engineers and builders. He will also support us when we choose a new path in life or take up a new oppo...

The Harvest Moon is the full moon that occurs closest to the autumnal equinox, which typically falls around September 22 or 23 in the Northern Hemisphere. Unlike other named full moons, which are associated with specific months, the Harvest Moon’s timing varies slightly each year. It can appear in either September or October, depending on the lunar cycle. The name “Harvest Moon” comes from traditional agricultural societies, where this moon was a crucial ally to farmers. Its light extended well into the evening, allowing people to work longer hours during the final, vital days of the harvest. This natural illumination helped ensure that crops could be gathered before the frost arrived. Beyond its practical importance, the Harvest Moon holds deep spiritual significance , representing themes of completion, fulfillment, gratitude, and preparation. It is a time of both celebration and contemplation—a moment when the efforts of past seasons come to fruition, and the cycle begins to shift i...

Mabon , also known as the Autumn Equinox , is one of the eight festivals in the Wheel of the Year. Celebrated around September 21st to 23rd in the Northern Hemisphere (and around March 20th to 23rd in the Southern Hemisphere), Mabon marks the moment when day and night are of equal length—perfect balance before the descent into the darker half of the year. This equinox is both an astronomical event and a spiritual turning point. It honors the second harvest (following Lammas and preceding Samhain), and is often called the Pagan Thanksgiving for its focus on gratitude, community, and the completion of cycles. Mabon invites a sacred pause—a moment to acknowledge what has come to fruition and what must now be let go. Seasonal and Astronomical Significance At the Autumn Equinox, the Sun crosses the celestial equator, creating an equal distribution of light and darkness across the Earth. This moment of balance is fleeting. After this point, the days begin to grow shorter, the nights lo...

  Moon Water is water that has been charged under the light of the Moon with the intention of absorbing the moon’s energetic frequencies. It is a simple yet powerful tool in spiritual and magickal practices, used to harness lunar energy for transformation, healing, intention-setting, cleansing, and ritual work. What Is Moon Water? Moon Water is plain water—often spring water or purified water—that has been left out under the Moon to absorb its energetic essence. It is infused with lunar vibrations, which shift depending on the phase of the Moon, the astrological sign the Moon is in, and the intentions of the practitioner. How Is Moon Water Made? Materials: Clean glass jar or bottle (preferably with a lid) Clean water (spring, filtered, or distilled) Optional: crystals (that are water-safe), herbs, written intentions Steps: Choose the Moon phase that aligns with your intention: New Moon: beginnings, planting seeds, intentions Waxing: growth, manifestation Full M...

 Friendship Spell To attract friendship: You will need A sunny day A rug A quiet space outside, where you can hear birds singing A fresh yellow flower Fresh bread Sugar One lemon One candle Lapis lazuli stone Spell Choose a sunny day and cast open your circle outside in a quiet space. Arrange your rug on the ground in the circle, so that you can sit down comfortably on it. Make yourself as comfortable as you can in a sitting position. Place the bread on the ground in front of you and the yellow flower above it on the ground. Place the lemon to the left and the sugar to the right. Sit quietly for a moment, in the sunshine, and breathe slowly, deeply. Now cut the lemon in half and squeeze the juice onto the bread. Take the sugar and sprinkle a little on the bread. This is the conduit of your spell. Now you must add intent. Light your candle and place it in front of you. Place the lapis lazuli stone next to the candle. Take the yellow flower in your left hand and the bread in you...