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Deities:

The lady- she is often symbolized by the triple moon symbol, showing the waxing, full and waning moon phases.

The maiden- youthful innocence and beauty

The mother- creator of life

The crone- sagacity, intuition and knowledge. pictured with water and cups

The lord- horned gods, fertility of spring, oak king, holly king, sun god. symbolized with horns, antlers, branches, and wands

Seasons: 

Fall- reaping what you have sown and gathering abundance. thankfulness and gratitude. witches new year

Winter: season of celebration. the return of the light at the winter solstice, when sun begins to move closer to the earth, days gradually become longer. 

Spring- planting and fertility. plant seeds (best to do this in April)

Summer- strength and power, drawing on the energy of the sun. productivity and powerful energy nourish your personal power. reconnect with the land, embrace what you have planned.

Elements:

Earth- stones, trees, mountains. feminine, fertile and stable. endless cycle of birth. life and death. green and brown

Air- soul and breath of life, wisdom and powers of the mind. white and yellow.

Fire- tied to strong will passion and energy. creates and destroys, heals and harms. red and orange

Water- blessing, healing and emotions. bless a sacred circle. Blue

Magic symbol of the triple moon favorite all the witches! I often make it on the cover of the Grimoires. Do you know what it means?

🌛The maiden.

Represented by the new waxing moon. The maiden embodies purity, youth, creation, pleasure, naivety, and new beginnings. The maiden invites you to explore your spirituality, creativity, and desires.

🌝The mother.

Represented by the full moon. The mother embodies love, fertility, nourishment, responsibility, patience, power, and self-care. The mother invites you to master giving and receiving love.

🌜The crone.

Represented by the fading waning moon. The crone embodies fulfillment, endings, wisdom, death, and culmination. The crone invites you to accept that without death there is no birth.