#sunmagic

sunmagic! ⸻ a gendermagic subterm connected to magic & suns/being a sun, sun/sun-like magic, being a sun that does magic, etc!

etymology; sun, magic!

for 🩸💀 anon!

sunmagic by @daybreakthing !

Hello darlings 🥰

As the sun reaches its peak and the days grow longer, we find ourselves in the enchanting embrace of midsummer. June is a month filled with vibrant energy, abundant blessings, and the perfect opportunity to immerse ourselves in the magic of this season. Here are some ways to celebrate and honor the essence of summer during the month of June:

🔥 Welcome the Solstice: On the summer solstice, the longest day of the year, create a sacred ritual to honor the sun's power and embrace the abundant energy of this season. Light a bonfire, dance in its flames, and offer gratitude for the warmth and illumination it brings.

🌸 Connect with Nature: Take advantage of the blooming beauty of the natural world during this time. Spend time outdoors, stroll through lush gardens, or embark on a nature hike to connect with the vibrant energy of the earth. Collect flowers, herbs, or seashells to infuse your practice with the essence of summer.

🍓 Harvest and Abundance: June is a bountiful month filled with fresh fruits and vegetables. Visit local farmers' markets or grow your own herbs and produce to incorporate into your meals and magical concoctions. Give thanks for the abundance that nature provides and celebrate the nourishment it brings to your life.

🌻 Sun Magic: The sun is a radiant source of power and vitality. Harness its energy by performing sun salutations, practicing sun gazing, or creating a sun-infused oil to use in your rituals. Bask in the golden rays, allowing the warmth to revitalize your spirit and ignite your passions.

💦 Water Blessings: In the heat of summer, water becomes a precious gift. Seek solace near bodies of water, whether it's a lake, ocean, or a simple backyard pool. Take cleansing baths, go for a swim, or collect water from a natural source to use in your spells and rituals, invoking the element of water's healing and purifying properties.

🌺 Summer Altar: Create a vibrant summer-themed altar in your sacred space. Adorn it with flowers, seashells, feathers, and symbols of the sun to honor the season's energy. Add citrine, carnelian, or sunstone crystals to amplify the warmth, joy, and abundance of this time.

Every moment of the summer holds its own unique magic. Embrace the warmth, joy, and abundance that this season brings. Allow yourself to be present in the beauty that surrounds you and open your heart to the transformative energy of midsummer ☀️

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ORIGINAL CHARACTER

Litha ( lee-thuh, lii-thuh) occurs during the Summer Solstice between June 19-22. Commonly referred to as Midsummer’s Night, Litha is believed to be a time when faerie folk pass into the human world at Twilight and offer blessings.

Litha is a time to celebrate time abundance and beauty of Mother Earth. The flowers are bloomed, gardens and farms are producing crops.  During Litha, modern witches and pagans celebrate to mark the peak of summer and to honor the Sun at its most powerful state. This time also marks new beginnings and possible shifts in all aspects of life.  . If you are just beginning a business, career, or a project, this is the perfect time to focus your energies in manifesting success in the few remaining months of the year. Alternatively, this can also be the perfect time to eliminate toxic behaviors that are stunting your progress.

Litha is a good time to align yourself with the powerful energies of the sun and summertime.  Everything is growing and expanding and now is the time to expand your ideas, business, goals or desires. And like all Wheel of the Year Sabbats, Litha is an opportunity to show gratitude for all that you have and thank Mother Earth for her bounty.  

Colors:  Blue, green, yellow, pink, purple (look to nature for the colors of Litha, as seen in the sky, woods and flowers)

Foods:  Honey, elderberry, strawberry, fennel, thyme, fresh greens, mead, light wines

Stones:  Peridot, diamond, emeralds, lapis lazuli  

Symbols:  Bonfire, sunwheels, flowers  

Flowers & Plants: Oak, mistletoe,, elderflower, lavender, pine, fern, pine, rose

Ways to celebrate: Make a flower wreath for your front door, have a bonfire, gather and dry herbs, take time to meditate and give thanks, bake, create a sacred space, spend time with family and friends. 

What will you be doing for Litha? 

- Blessed be

To make the most of sunlight in the Nordic regions during winter, place a yellow candle in front of a mirror, so that the mirror is facing directly towards the sun. Then light that candle and envision sunlight radiating outwards from the candle.