The Kauldron

You can use this altar setting for any belief system, the elements are found in every religion. Its just adding a little kick to your prayers.

Daily Tarot for Self Care Strike while the iron is HOT! The Ace of Wands is a card of inspired focused action. It indicates that now is NOT the time for hesitation or prolonged planning. A hand, holding aloft a wand with both buds and old leaves shedding, emerges through a cloud. Below is a landscape of mountains, water, trees and a castle, which represents opportunities. ... The Ace of Wands bring with it new beginnings and vibrant energy, so all your required to do is to step outside of your comfort zone and go for it. If you have begun new project or business, you are now laying the foundations for a fruitful future. We often have a light-bulb moment with this card, which is a clear indication of a time of opportunities. There is an enthusiastic energy about you, and you are ready for a challenge, raring to go. So, it is now time to make changes for the better. Although this is an extremely positive card, if you are starting a new project, you must still be cautious in your approach as, in your enthusiasm, you may overlook important issues. Do not waste time thinking too much, because this is a card that requires action. Your time is now, begin planning how you intend to move forwards and make changes you need - things will move quickly once you open the floodgates. Learn a new creative skill, Like calligraphy or embroidering. Fuse Fitness and fun by taking a dance class, get out of your comfort zone. Promote creativity and new ideas by adorning your office or home with bumble bee jasper.

November 16th Night of Hecate November 16 is the Night of Hecate which begins at sunset. This is the night of the Three-formed Goddess. Hecate is part of the most ancient form of the triple Moon goddess as Crone or Dark Moon. This is also the night of Hecate’s supper at the Crossroads. People who worshiped Hecate honoured Her by performing Sympathetic Magick and holding a supper at what they believed to be the Crossroads. HECATE, GREEK GODDESS OF THE CROSSROADS Hecate, Greek ...Continue reading