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Freyja's Fridays - Havamal 27

Witchy Wednesdays - Solomons Seal

Witchy Wednesdays - Solomons Seal

Witchy Wednesdays - Solomons Seal Solomons Seal is a Woodland Perrennial, native to Europe, America and Asia. It has a large stem and alternating Oval leaves The flowers are tubular small and white and hang from arc stems. The whole plant grows about two feet tall.According to lore, King Solomon himself placed his seal upon this plant when he recognized its great value. Those with imagination can see the seal on the root stock in the circular scars left by the stem after it

Magick Monday - Aura

Magick Monday - Aura

Magick Mondays - Aura An aura is an energy field of vibrating atoms and molecules, that surround everything whether living or inanimate. Each Aura is as Unique as a fingerprint to whatever it surrounds. It can be both seen and felt by people with an open 3rd eye, and from it personal information can be gathered based on the size, colour, strength and shape of the aura, the bigger the aura the better. From time to time it needs to be cleansed as they are used to protect, at

Freyja's Fridays - Numbers in old Norse (part one)

Freyja's Fridays - Numbers in old Norse (part one)

Freyja's Fridays - Numbers in old Norse (part one) Vikings we believe spoke in a language called Old Norse and every so often I am going to post little bits of the language as I begin to learn it fully and what better way to start than at the basics so today Its all about 1 - 10. 1 Einn 2 Tver 3 Thrir (When written the TH should be a Thurisaz Rune, this is how it sounds) 4 Fjorir 5 Fimm 6 Sex 7 Sjau 8 Alta 9 Niu 10 Tiu #viking #norse #language

Witchy Wednesdays - Geranium (Pelargonium)

Witchy Wednesdays - Geranium (Pelargonium)

Witchy Wednesdays - Geranium (Pelargonium) Pelagonium is a variety of plant which over 200 species, originally native to Africa but have become popular in Europe. They have alternating often varied leaves with either a star or funnel shaped flower head, The petals often in a two up three down formation. The word Pelargonium comes from the Greek pelargos meaning stork as its appearance often resembles a stork. To make your own herbal household cleaners, layer scented geraniu

Magick Monday - Ronove

Freyja’s Fridays - Havamal 26

Witchy Wednesday - Mullein

Witchy Wednesday - Mullein

Witchy Wednesday - Mullein Mullein is a biennial plant witch large furry leaves the fur being irritating to the skin of a greeny grey colour. It has a large spike of yellow flowers each with 5 petals and is a native plant of Europe and Asia. Mullein is attractive to many types of insects and can be used to bring butterflies and honey bees to the garden. sources say that this was the plant that Odysseus took to protect himself from Circe’s bewitchment in Greek mythology. Mak

Magick Mondays - Saxon Wands

Magick Mondays - Saxon Wands

Magick Mondays - Saxon Wands Saxon wands are an old form of divination from the time of … yes you guessed it the Saxon age. It uses 7 wands made of wood usually either Yew, Hawthorn or Blackthorn. You can even use 3 each of the Hawthorne and Blackthorne and one of the Yew. 3 of these should be made to 9 inches long and 4 of them should be made to 12 inches long. Take one of the 12 inch rods and decorate or carve it to look different than the others. You could use Saxon runes

Freyja’s Fridays - Viking Swords

Freyja’s Fridays - Viking Swords

Freyja’s Fridays - Viking Swords When people think of the Norsemen they often think of them using great big axes to slaughter their foes, this is only half true. A viking’s most prized weapon was in fact the sword, or in their native tongue a ‘Sverd.’ They would often be so highly prized they would be passed down through generations of a family and they would even name them and no not like Brian or David, but names such as Leggbir meaning Leg biter or Gunnlogi, flame of batt

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