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  The Wheel of the Year marks the sun’s journey through the seasons, while the zodiac signs reflect the sun's progression through different constellations over the solar year. Both systems are cyclic and deeply symbolic of life's natural rhythms. Each zodiac sign represents a different energetic flavor aligned with the mood of the Earth at that time. Here is how they connect across the eight sabbats and the seasonal changes: Aries (March 21 – April 19) Wheel of the Year Connection: Ostara (Spring Equinox) occurs just as the sun enters Aries. Aries energy matches the spirit of rebirth, beginnings, and fresh growth . Ostara's themes of balance and renewal resonate with Aries' bold initiation energy, mirroring nature's burst into visible life. Taurus (April 20 – May 20) Wheel of the Year Connection: Taurus reigns during the fertile weeks after Ostara leading into Beltane . Beltane celebrates passion, fertility, and the sensual pleasures of lif...

 Archangel Jeremiel Archangel Jeremiel assists us with transformations in life. He is the angel of emotions. He guides us through important and difficult life changes, such as births, deaths and marriages, divorces and separations. When we are struggling with the death of someone close, he will provide space for contemplation and mourning. When we are overwhelmed by the joy of a new birth or wedding, he will provide space for celebration. Archangel Jeremiel is tasked with assisting the souls of the dead in reviewing their lives. He will tend to communicate through dreams, visions and symbols and is often known as the angel of dreams. He can help us let go of the past and embrace valuable life lessons, bringing a sense of clarity of thought to clear negative emotions. He allows us to take stock of our thoughts, guiding us towards unblocking our intuitions and spiritual awareness which may have been impeded by past traumas or unpleasant experiences, and moving us towards a more posit...

 The Meaning of Crystals - Common Crystals Guide Find the meaning and healing qualities of your crystal. Agate Agate is good for creating harmony between the spiritual self and the physical self. It can be used for grounding and clearing away negativity. It is useful during and after traumatic events, as it helps calm regret and bitterness, encouraging mental recovery. Amazonite Amazonite is good for removing toxins from the body and for clearing negativity. It also shields from electromagnetic pollution from devices. Associated with the throat and heart chakras, it helps with communication skills and strengthens bonds between relationships. Amethyst Amethyst is a stone of protection. It enhances psychic powers and assists with connecting to your spiritual self and raising your spiritual awareness. Wearing this stone while you meditate will enable to achieve a deeper meditative state. Amethyst will also assist with memory problems and issues with cognitive function and mental healt...

Lammas , also known as Lughnasadh (pronounced "LOO-nah-sah"), is one of the eight festivals in the Wheel of the Year, celebrated on August 1st in the Northern Hemisphere. It marks the first of the three traditional harvest festivals , followed by Mabon (Autumn Equinox) and Samhain. Rooted in Celtic and Anglo-Saxon traditions, Lammas is a time of gratitude, reflection, and sacred offering, deeply connected to the cycles of nature and the rhythms of the Earth. This festival celebrates the beginning of the harvest season , particularly the grain harvest. It is a time when the first fruits of the Earth are gathered and honored, symbolizing both physical sustenance and spiritual abundance. Origin and Cultural Roots The name Lammas comes from the Old English “hlaf-mas,” meaning “loaf mass,” a Christianized version of an older pagan tradition. People would bake bread from the first grains harvested and bring it to church or offer it in ritual as a symbol of gratitude for the boun...

The Sturgeon Moon is the traditional name for the full moon that occurs in the month of August. This name originates from Native American, particularly Algonquin, traditions, as well as from Colonial American naming practices. It reflects a time of year when sturgeon—large, ancient fish found in North American lakes and rivers—were most abundantly caught. These fish were an important food source and held symbolic significance for the communities that relied on them. The Sturgeon Moon marks a time of deep connection with the natural world, abundance, endurance, and ancestral wisdom. It arises during late summer, a season of harvest, reflection, and preparation for transition as the days begin to subtly shorten. Spiritually, this moon holds a powerful energy of sustenance and strength—reminding us of the resilience required to navigate the cycles of life. The spiritual meanings of the Sturgeon Moon are rich and multifaceted: Abundance and Gratitude : Like the plentiful sturgeon once ...

 How to See Auras See an aura around a person takes practice. Be patient, and with practice you will pick up this ability. Sit quietly, facing someone else a few feet away from you and sitting at the same level as you. Make sure the room is quiet and calm and free from interruption. Be sitting comfortably, with the temperature of the room being right for you, so that you can relax and focus. Focus on your breathing. Breathe slowly for a few moments. Now stare at the person opposite you. Stare at their central chest area. Do not focus on them. Focus  through  them. Let your eyesight relax through them. Allow your peripheral vision to permeate into your field of vision. You will start to see colour around the person in front of you. It may be thin to start with, but as your clairvoyant ability increases, the colour may become thicker, brighter or more vivid. Follow my weekly blog for spiritual knowledge and enlightenment Learn more about Auras Would y...