Goddess of the Day for July 20

Hina - Moon Day (USA)

Themes: Moon; communication, cycles, medication
Symbols: Lunar (silver/white items or any corresponding plants/stones); coconut

About Hina: This Tahitian goddess is the Lady in the Moon who shines on us with her changing faces. As the dark moon, she presides over death. As the waxing moon, she is the creatrix who made people from clay and the moon, her home. As the full moon, she embodies a mature woman's warrior spirit. As the waning moon,she is the aging crone full of wisdom and insight.

According to tradition, coconuts were created from the body Hina's Lover; an eeel god, after he was killed by superstitious locals. She also governs matters of honest communication, and when properly propitiated, Hina sometimes acts as an intermediary between humans and the gods.

To Do Today: On July 20 in 1969, American astronauts visited Hina in person, landing on the moon's surface and exploring it. In spiritual terms this means taking time to explore the magical nature of the moon today. If the moon is dark, it represents the need to rest from your labors. If it is waxing, start a new magical project and stick with it so the energy growns like the moon. If Hina's lunar sphere is full, turn a coin in your pocket three times, saying "properity" each time so your pocket remains full. If the moon is waning, start taking positive action to rid yourself of a nagging problem. Eat some coconut to help this along by internalizing Hina's transformative powers.

Taken from 365 Goddess by Patricia Telesco

Missed a day

I missed yesterday the 19th - Goddess was Laima - Biding of the Wreaths (Lithuania)

so how did everyone do today - we have spent the past two days gathering mostly lilies from around the area and planting them out front - trying to fill in the bank so no grass to mow. Looking good so far - amazing how generous people have been.

New Website

www.msscarletfaithsplace.com - She provides readings- has videos on how she picks decks and cards for a reading also has an etsy store where she has pendulums for sale.

and her blog http://msscarletfaithsplace.wordpress.com/

Goddess of the Day Akerbeltz

Today's Goddess is Akerbeltz. She is a Portugese Goddess - Tabuleiros Festival
Themes: Harvest; Charity; Health; Thankfulness, Beauty and Peace
Symbols: Rainbows, health and healing amulets

About Akerbeltz:
This Basque goddess attends the human body by protecting it from disease,
encouraging health, and offering healing when needed, especially when we
overdo summer activities. Being a goddess of earth and nature too, she sometimes appears as a
rainbow, a bridge that takes us from being under the
weather to overcoming circumstances.

To do today:
The Tabuleiros has been celebrated for six hundred years in Portugal by
honoring the harvest, giving thanks to the goddess for her providence,
and making donations to charitable organizations. The
highlight of the day is a
parade in which people wear huge headdresses covered
with bread, flowers, and doves, symbols of Akerbeltz continued sustenance,
beauty and peace. These are retained by the wearer through the year to
keep Akerbeltz close by, warding off sickness. A simpler approach for us
might be to get a small rainbow refrigerator magnet or window piece that
reflects this goddess beauty throughout our home to keep everyone therein
well and content.

Also give a little something to someone in need today.
Doing good deeds for to others pleases Akerbeltz because it makes them
healthier in spirit. She will bless you for your efforts with improved
well-being, if only that of heart.

Ms Scarlet

Scarlet Tipton Ok I want to share my 2 videos on how I do my card readings. I am hoping to help anyone who may be thinking of trying to do card readings but doesn't maybe know how to get started. This is just how I do them. In the end you will put your own way into the mix. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEXVGQKGmCo

I got this on Facebook - very nice video

Goddess of the day - July 17

AMari De - Tirgul de fete de pe Muntele Gaina (Romania)

Theme: Arts; Humor; Relationships; Love; Fertility; Wealth; Health and Beauty

Symbol: Light

About Amari De: In Romania, Amari De is a Gypsy goddess who is the great mother of all things and the personification of nature. According to Lore, she bestows wealth, health, beauty, love, fertility and insight to those who seek her. Descriptions say that she waw so holy that a divine light always shone from her face.

To do Today: A Transylvanian folk festival, this fete was originally a marriage fair where young people came looking for partners. Over time, the custom faded, and now it is simply a crafts, costume and musical exhibition with lighthearted satire and nightlong bonfires that glow with Amari De's light. In keeping with this tradition, if you're planning a wedding or engagement, today would be a wonderful date to consider for either, as it draws Amari De's positive energy to that relationship.

This is also a good time for single folks to get out and mingle, carrying an Amari De Love charm along for a little extra help. Find a little piece of luminescent cloth (like a fine silk that shines) and wrap it around a pack of matches. Bless the token, saying:
Amari de bring love my way

Ignite one of the matches before boing into a social situation so Amari de can light your way!

Welcome to my newest Blog

Hoping to share my spiritual and magickal journey - there is so much to learn and hoping to put it out there for others with similar interests.

I will be posting a Goddess of the day from 365 Goddess by Patricia Telesco - so tune in daily for this update.