El oráculo de Tiresias

Some of my YouTube subscribers comment on how my readings are always to the point. How I never need to pause before interpreting a spread or a card. Maybe it's the two decades of reading. Maybe it runs in the family. Maybe I peek at the cards and rehearse before I start recording. (LOL Who has the time?) Or maybe it's just because I know all these techniques by heart. Hope they help you too.

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The earliest version of this spell was created by the Chaldeans, renowned astrologers of Babylonia.

STEP 1: Find some scratch paper.

The back of a receipt… some flyer on the floor… anything of no value.

STEP 2: Write these words on it.

PEANRO PETOSEN TANETDO

Use a red pen or marker. The color of blood.

STEP 3: Plead your case.

Speak your grievances to whoever is listening. Whether they be demons, fairies or spirits, if your anger and agony are pure, they will hear you.

Speak the names of those who violated you. If you do not know their names, describe their faces. If you did not see their faces, recount their smell, the sound of their voices, whatever you can remember about them.

STEP 4: Destroy the paper.

Once you have expelled your every iota of shame, pain and fury, tear the paper into pieces.

Then get rid of every piece. Burn them. Step on them. Throw them in a puddle of mud. Flush them down the toilet. Whatever you think is harshest.

STEP 5: Thank the old ones.

You made them feel your anger. Now make them feel you are thankful.

If you are successful in expressing both your suffering and your gratitude, then your abusers will never ejaculate again.

And in time, they will not be able to urinate either.

Your Rising is your power supply.

Your Moon is your bone structure.

Your Mercury is your native tongue.

Your Venus is your love language.

Your Mars is your weapon of choice.

Your Jupiter is your source of luck.

Your Saturn is your greatest lesson.

Your Uranus is your life purpose.

Your Neptune is your box of miracles.

I came here in 2019, talking about tarot being alive. And modern witches ridiculed me. Imagine thinking your instruments being magical is bullshit. Your whole practice becomes bullshit too.

I talked about the power in witches’ hair, and modern witches accused me of being prejudiced against people with bad hair. Imagine debunking an entire area of witchcraft just because you can't make your hair grow.

I talked about the falseness of black and white magic. And modern witches said I’m the false one for doing so. Imagine being so insecure that you defame another person, whom you don't know, for challenging your point of view.

I recommended a spell book and received hate because one of the spells in it required the bone of a hanged man. Imagine calling yourself a witch and knowing nothing about the history of your predecessors.

I posted about Bertha, the traditional witch persona in my country, and modern witches called it fiction. Imagine claiming to be a witch and then balking at the idea of magic actually happening around you.

Then I realized... it’s not that they’re modern witches.

It’s that they’re fake witches.

There are many kinds of witches: Traditional and modern. Pagan and Christian. Seasoned and novice. Lineage and converted. Woman and man.

But no matter what kind of witch they are, every true witch respects their instruments.

Every real witch knows the power of the human body.

Every genuine witch knows the depth and complexity of the craft.

Every authentic witch has made some effort to study their history.

And every actual witch has experienced magic, one way or another, and therefore knows that it exists in many forms outside their own air-conditioned bedroom.

I don’t know what type of witch you are.

Maybe your mother passed down her grandmother's grimoire to you. Or maybe you converted only after watching Wednesday on Netflix.

INTRODUCTION:

A book blessing.

Table of contents.

ABOUT ME:

Your current path.

Your personal beliefs.

Your spiritual journey.

Superstitions.

Past lives.

Favourite herbs/crystals/animals/etc.

Natal chart.

Craft name.

Astrology signs and their meanings.

Birthday correspondences (birth tarot card, birth stone, etc).

Goals.

SAFETY:

Fire safety.

What not to burn.

Toxic plants and oils (to humans, plants, and animals).

Crystals that shouldn’t be put… (in sunlight, in water, etc).

Things that shouldn’t be left in nature (glass, salt, etc).

Potion safety.

How to incorporate blood in spells.

Smoke safety.

Wound care.

Biohazards.

Spirit work safety guide.

CORE CONCEPTS:

Intention and how it works.

Directing energy.

Protection.

Banishing.

Cleansing.

Binding.

Charging.

Shielding.

Grounding.

Centering.

Visualization.

Consecration/blessing.

Warding.

Enchanting.

Manifestation.

Meditation.

What makes a spell work.

Basic spell structure.

What not to do in spells.

Disposing spell ingredients.

Revitalizing long term spells.

How to cast spells.

What to put in spells.

Spell mediums (jars, spoken, candle, and sigils).

Spell timing.

Potion bases.

Differentiating between magick and mundane.

Common terms.

Common symbols.

Intuition.

Elements.

Basic alchemy and symbols.

Ways to break spells.

Laws and philosophies.

CORRESPONDENCES:

Herbs and spices and their uses and/or properties.

Crystals and their uses and/or properties.

Colours.

Liquids and drinks.

Metals.

Salt and their properties.

Numbers.

Tarot cards and their meanings.

Elements.

Trees and woods.

Flowers.

Days.

Months.

Seasons.

Moon names, phases, and their meanings.

Zodiacs.

Planets.

Incense.

Teas.

Essential oils.

Directions.

Candle colours and their meanings.

Animals.

Symbology.

Bone correspondences.

Different types of water.

Common plants.

ENTITIES:

Deities you worship.

Pantheons.

Pantheons and deities closed to you.

Common offerings.

Epithets.

Mythos.

Family.

Worship vs work.

Prayers and prayer template.

Deity comms.

Devotional acts.

Angels.

Demons.

Ancestors.

Fae.

Familiars.

House, animal, plant, etc, spirits.

Folklore entities.

Spirit etiquette.

Graveyard etiquette.

Boundaries.

Communication guide and etiquette.

Spirit work safety guide.

How entities appear to you.

Circle casting.

Servitors.

Mythological creatures (dragons, gorgons, unicorns, etc).

UTILITY PAGES:

Gazing pages.

Sigil charging station.

Altar pages.

Intent pages.

Getaway pages.

Vision boards.

Dream pages.

Binding page.

Pendulum board.

Throwing bones page.

Divination pages.

Mirror gazing page.

Invocation pages.

Affirmation/manifestation pages.

Spirit board page.

OTHER PRACTICES:

Practices that are closed to you (Voodoo, Hoodoo, Santeria, Brujeria, Shamanism, Native practices).

Wicca and Wiccan paths.

Satanism, both theistic and non-theistic.

Deity/entity work.

Religious paths (Hellenism, Christianity, Kemeticism, etc).

Animism.

TYPES OF MAGICK:

Pop culture Paganism/magick.

Tech magick.

Chaos magick.

Green magick.

Lunar magick.

Solar magick.

Sea magick.

Kitchen magick.

Ceremonial magick.

Hedge magick

Death magick.

Gray magick.

Eclectic magick.

Elemental magick.

Fae magick.

Spirit magick.

Candle magick.

Crystal magick.

Herbalism.

Glamours.

Hexes.

Jinxes.

Curses.

Weather magick.

Astral magick.

Shadow work.

Energy work.

Sigils.

Runes.

Art magick.

Knot magick.

Music magick.

Blood magick.

Bath magic/rituals.

Affirmations.

DIVINATION:

Tarot cards.

Oracle cards.

Playing cards.

Card spreads.

Pendulum/how to use one.

Numerology.

Scrying.

Palmistry.

Tasseography.

Runes.

Shufflemancy

Dice.

Bibliomancy.

Carromancy.

Pyromancy.

Psychic abilities.

Astrology.

Auras.

Lenormand.

Sacred geometry.

Angel numbers.

Ornithomancy.

Aeromancy.

Aleuromancy.

Axinomancy.

Belomancy.

Hydromancy.

Lecanomancy.

Necromancy.

Oneiromancy.

Onomancy.

Oomancy.

Phyllomancy.

Psephomancy.

Rhabdomancy.

Xylomancy.

TOOLS:

Crystal grid.

Candle grid.

Charms.

Talismans.

Amulets.

Taglocks.

Wand.

Broom.

Athame.

Boline.

Cingulum.

Stang.

Bells.

Drums.

Staffs.

Chalices.

Cauldrons.

Witches ladder.

Poppets.

HOLIDAYS:

Imbolc.

Ostara.

Beltane.

Litha.

Lammas.

Mabon.

Samhain.

Yule.

How to celebrate the Sabbats.

Esbats.

Deity specific holidays.

Religious holidays (Christmas, Easter, Dionysia, etc).

Celestial events.

ALTARS:

Basics of altars.

Travel altars.

Deity altars.

Spirit altars.

Familiar altars.

Ancestor altars.

Self altars.

Working altars.

Sabbat altars.

SELF-CARE:

Burnout prevention.

Aromatherapy.

Stress management.

Coping mechanisms.

Meditation techniques.

THEORIES AND HISTORY:

Witchcraft history.

Paganism.

New age spirituality.

Cultural appropriation.

Thelema.

Conspiracy theories.

Cults.

Satanic Panic.

KJV.

Witches in history.

Cats in history.

Transphobia in witchcraft circles.

Queerness in witchcraft circles.

OTHER:

Recipes.

How to get herbs.

Foraging.

Drying herbs and flowers.

Chakras.

Reiki.

Witches alphabet.

Runic alphabet.

Guide to gardening

Your witch tips.

Resources.

Other tips.

List of spells.

Cryptids and their lore.

What is a liminal space?

How to start a dream diary. 

Recording/writing rituals.

...To dream of dancing for the god, carrying the thyrsus, carrying uprooted trees, or performing any other of the actions in which the god delights, is malign for all except slaves. For all others the dream signifies folly and damage because of the mental aberration and the frenzy, but for slaves it is indicative of freedom, because those they join in the revels are indifferent to their status, and also because of the god's epithet and his kindly nature.

This honestly took a lot longer than I thought but here’s my post on each of the Sabbats

POSTER’S NOTE: I will be posting the dates for each Sabbat when they are celebrated in the Northern Hemisphere and the Southern Hemisphere

•Imbolc

Northern Hemisphere: February 1-2

Southern Hemisphere: August 1-2

Midpoint between Winter Solstice and Spring Equinox

Fire Festival • Quickening

Animals: bears, ewes, goats, groundhogs, sheep, snakes, wolves

Beverages: beer, milk, spiced wine

Colors: blue, green, red, white, lavender

Gods: Aengus Mac Og, Eros, Faunus, Februus, Freyr, Innus, Lupercus, Pan

Goddesses: Aphrodite, Artemis, Athena, Brigid/St. Brigid, Diana, Gaia, Persephone, Selene, Venus

Foods: butter, cheese, garlic, grains, leeks, onions, peppers, shallots, yogurt

Gemstones: amethyst, bloodstone, garnet, ruby

Incense: basil, cinnamon, frankincense, myrrh, rosemary, vanilla

Plants: acorns, crocus, grape hyacinth, primrose, snowdrops

Symbols: besom, Brigid’s Cross, candles, seeds, Shepherd’s Crook, sun wheel

Magickal Energies: agriculture, beginning, birth, cleansing, courtship, divination, fertility, growth, life, love, protection, purity, rebirth, return of the sun, spring

•Ostara

Northern Hemisphere: held between March 19-22

Southern Hemisphere: held between September 21-23

Spring Equinox

Solar Festival • Growth

Animals: bears, bees, butterflies, birds, goats, rams, rabbits/hares

Beverages: milk, cream

Colors: gold, green, lavender, light blue, pink, white, yellow

Gods: Adonis, Attis, Dagda, Holly King,Oak King, Jesus, Odin, Osiris

Goddesses: Aphrodite, Cybele, Demeter, Eostra, Hera, Ishtar, Persephone

Foods: chard, dairy, eggs, honey, lemon balm, lettuce, marjoram, nuts, seeds, spinach, thyme

Gemstones: agate, amethyst, red jasper, lapis lazuli, moonstone, clear quartz, rose quartz

Incense: cinnamon, dragon’s blood, frankincense, jasmine, myrrh, orange peel, rose, strawberry, violet

Plants: daffodil, daisy, dandelion, honeysuckle, hyacinth, jasmine, lily, primrose, tulip, violet

Symbols: basket, cauldron, eggs, feathers, seedlings

Magickal Energies: balance, beauty, beginnings, birth, cleansing, duality, fertility, life, nurturing, rebirth, renewal, sex

•Beltane

Northern Hemisphere: May 1

Southern Hemisphere: October 31

Beginning of summer

Fire Festival • Rebirth

Animals: bees, bulls, cats, cattle, goats, rabbits, sheep, snakes

Beverages: milk, water, wine

Colors: green, light blue, orange, pink, purple, red, yellow, white

Gods: Apollo, Bacchus, Cernunnos, Cupid, Dionysus, Eros, Frey

Goddesses: Aphrodite, Bast, Brigid, Diana, Flora, Freya, Rhiannon, Venus

Foods: butter, dairy, oat/barley cakes, fresh fruit, herbs

Gemstones: amber, carnelian, emerald, garnet, malachite, rose quartz, pink tourmaline

Incense: vanilla, jasmine, lilac, rose, peach

Plants: daisy, honeysuckle, ivy, mint, primrose, rose, violet

Symbols: bells, bonfire, candles, cauldron, chalice, faeries, flowers, may basket, may doll, may pole, may queen, sun, wool, yggdrasil

Magickal Energies: bounty, commitment, community, divination, divine marriage, fertility, fire, fruition, good fortune, growth, handfasting, happiness, healing, health, joy, life, light, love, lust, mating, maturity, prosperity, protection, sex, summer, sun, vows, warmth

•Litha

Northern Hemisphere: held between June 20-22

Southern Hemisphere: held between December 20-22

Summer Solstice

Solar Festival • Fire Festival • Culmination

Animals: bees, birds, cattle, donkeys, horses

Beverages: fruit juice, herbal teas, mead, milk

Colors: gold, green, orange, red, white, yellow

Gods: Bel/Belenus, Lugh, St. John the Baptist, Holly King, Oak King, Apollo, Dagda, Helios, Ra, Ares, Mars, Zeus

Goddesses: Artemis, Isis, Vesta, Diana, Freya, Aphrodite, Venus, Inanna, Epona

Foods: barbecue chicken, barbecue pork, cheese, cinnamon, eggs, fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, ginger, honey, lemon, lime, mint, nuts, oranges, turmeric, yogurt

Gemstones: amethyst, emerald, jade, lapis lazuli, malachite, gold topaz

Incense: jasmine, lemon, lotus, rose, sandalwood

Plants: basil, chamomile, daisy, dogwood, lavender, mint, mistletoe, oak, rose, saffron, sage, sunflower, thyme, verbena, vervain

Symbols: bonfire, candle, circle, dagger, feathers, oak leaf, sun dial, sun wreath, sword, wreath

Magickal Energies: abundance, blessing, blooming, divination, faery work, feasting, fertility, fire, fulfillment, good health, growing, life, light, love, luck, marriage, maturity, passion, pregnancy, prosperity, protection, repelling evil spirits, success, summer, transformation, unions

•Lughnasadh

Northern Hemisphere: August 1

Southern Hemisphere: February 1 

Midpoint between Summer Solstice and Autumn Equinox

Fire Festival • Harvest Festival • Decline

Animals: calf, phoenix

Beverages: beer, cider, herbal tea

Colors: gold, green, red, orange, yellow

Gods: Adonis, Hermes, Jesus, Lugh, Mercury, Osiris, Vulcan

Goddesses: Ceres, Corn Grandmother, Demeter, Isis, Persephone, Rhiannon

Foods: apples, breads, fish, fruit, grains, honeycomb toffee

Gemstones: amber, aventurine, carnelian, citrine, obsidian, peridot, gold topaz

Incense: chamomile, rosemary, sandalwood

Plants: apples, barley, corn, garlic, marigold, myrtle, onion, sunflower

Symbols: candles, corn dolly, scythe, wheat sheaves

Magickal Energies: agriculture, competition, cultivation, fertility, gardening, growth, harvest, hope, preparation, rebirth, reflection, resurrection, transitions

•Mabon

Northern Hemisphere: held between September 20-22

Southern Hemisphere: held between March 20-22

Autumn Equinox

Solar Festival • Harvest Festival • Harvest

Animals: goose, swan

Beverages: beer, cider, mead, wine

Colors: blue, brown, gold, green, orange, red, yellow

Gods: Adonis, Arwan, Bacchus, Cernunnos, Dagda, Dionysus, Freyr, Hades, Odin, Osiris, Pluto, Saturn

Goddesses: Ceres, Demeter, Freyja, Gaia, Isis, Persephone, Proserpina, Terra

Foods: apples, corn, grain, nuts, pears, pomegranates, pumpkin, sweet potatoes

Gemstones: amber, citrine, sapphire, tiger’s eye, gold topaz

Incense: frankincense, myrrh, pine, sage

Plants: acorns, apples, corn, grain, grapes, gourds, nuts, pinecones, pomegranates, pumpkins, wheat

Symbols: cornucopia, double spiral, scales, scythe, sun wheel

Magickal Energies: acknowledge hard work, agriculture, balance, bounty, completion, crone, harvest, reflection

•Samhain

Northern Hemisphere: October 31

Southern Hemisphere: May 1

Midpoint between Autumn Equinox and Winter Solstice

Harvest Festival • Death

Animals: bats, cats, spiders, owls

Beverages: cider, mead, mulled wine

Colors: black, green, gray, orange, purple, white

Gods: Anubis, Cernunnos, Odin, Osiris, Mercury

Goddesses: Baba Yaga, Hecate, Demeter, Pomona, Hel, Ishtar, Isis, Lilith, Morrigan, Persephone, Rihannon

Foods: allspice, apples, cinnamon, corn, gourds, meats, pumpkins, root vegetables, rosemary, sage, turnips

Gemstones: apache tears, carnelian, smokey quartz, onyx, obsidian

Incense: copal, rosemary, sandalwood, sweetgrass

Plants: calendula, gourds, grains, mugwort, oak leaf, pumpkins, rue, wormwood

Symbols: ancestor photos, bat, black cat, broomstick, cauldron, coffin, crossroads, faeries, ghosts, ghoul, jack-o-lantern, mirror, pumpkin, skeleton, mirror, skull

Magickal Energies: ancestors, astral travel, changes, chaos, courage, crossroads, darkness, death, divination, harvest, honoring the deceased, life changes, memorials, mortality, scrying, séance, shadows, souls, spirit contact, transformation, transitions

•Yule

Northern Hemisphere: held between December 20-22

Southern Hemisphere: held between June 20-22

Winter Solstice • Longest Night

Solar Festival • Rebirth

Animals: goats, pigs

Beverages: mead, mulled cider, mulled wine, wassail

Colors: green, gold, white, red, silver

Gods: Bacchus, Dionysus, Holly King, Oak King, Jesus, Mithras, Odin, Ra, Saturn, Thor, Sol, Apollo, Baldur, Cronus

Goddesses: Ceres, Frigga, La Befana, Ishtar, Skadi, Lachesis, Brigid

Foods: cookies, fruits, pork

Gemstones: bloodstone, orange calcite, citrine, diamond, garnet, ruby

Incense: bayberry, cedar, cinnamon, clove, frankincense, myrrh, pine, sandalwood, spruce

Plants: balsam, evergreens, fir, holly, ivy, mistletoe, oak, pine, pine cones, poinsettias*

Symbols: bonfires, candles, caroling, coal, evergreens, fire, garlands, gifts, lights, mistletoe, ornaments, poinsettias*, reindeer, sleigh, stars, stockings, Sun Wheel, trees, wreaths, Yule Log

Magickal Energies: beginnings, birth, daylight, death, divination, feasting, fertility, good health, good luck, growth, life, life cycle, light, luck, miracles, rebirth, resurrection, return, sacrifice

IMBOLC (CANDLEMAS)

Bake anything with blackberries or seeds.

Use the colours white, light yellow, green, gold, silver, lilac, pale pink, and purple in your decor and outfits.

Light a bonfire or candles to represent the returning light.

Plant seeds or bulbs to symbolize the rebirth of nature.

Honour deities associated with Imbolc, such as Faunus, Eros, Oak King, Green Man, Pan, Cupid, Aenghus Óg, Brigid, Demeter, Hestia, Vesta, Aphrodite, Ceres, The Morrigan, Venus, Arianrhod, Cerridwen, Gaia, Aradia, Athena, and Minerva.

Make a Brigid's Cross, or other handcrafted decor, with herbs and/or other natural materials.

Perform a blessing of your home to let go of the past year.

Set up an altar or sacred space to honour the Celtic goddess Brigid, associated with Imbolc.

Make Brigid's Bed, a traditional ritual of placing a straw/cloth Brigid doll in a basket or box before placing it on your home’s hearth with offerings of food or cloth left out to bring in Brigid’s blessings (signs of her visit, such as disturbed rushes or marks in the hearth ashes, are sought as confirmation of her blessings.)

Connect with nature and spend time outside to honour the changing season.

OSTARA (SPRING EQUINOX)

Participate in fertility rites and rituals to celebrate the coming of spring and the planting season.

Honour deities associated with Ostara, such as Mars, Ares, Green Man, Apollo, Pan, Cernunnos, Oak King, Týr, Odin, Osiris, Dagda, Adonis, Ēostre, Aphrodite, Isis, Gaia, Athena, Minerva, Cybele, Persephone, The Morrigan, Dementer, Flora, Astarte, Hecate, and Freyja.

Create baskets filled with seasonal treats and decor for loved ones.

Decorate your altar or sacred space with symbols of Ostara, such as flowers, eggs, bunnies, daffodils, and pastel colours.

Clean and cleanse your home and space, releasing old habits and welcoming new beginnings.

Plant seeds or herbs for new growth and prosperity.

Go for a nature walk or hike.

Participate in an egg hunt or egg rolling, traditional Ostara games.

Celebrate the coming of spring with those you care about by sharing a meal.

Perform a protection spell or ritual to honour the increasing light and longer days.

Create a spring bouquet or wreath by using flowers like daffodils, crocuses, and other spring blossoms.

Practice self-care rituals to nourish and rejuvenate your mind and body.

BELTANE (MAY EVE)

Celebrate the fertility of the earth with bonfires and rituals honouring the fire god, Belenos.

Make a maypole and decorate it with colourful ribbons.

Participate in a maypole dance, a traditional celebration of fertility and joy.

Make a wish list and tie it to a tree on Beltane eve.

Honour deities associated with Beltane, such as Pan, Belenus, Oak King, Green Man, Cernunnos, Dionysus, Bacchus, Priapus, Faunus, Eros, Ra, Freyja, Aphrodite, Flora, Brigid, Persephone, Hestia, Astarte, Lilith, Juno, Diana, Hera, Artemis, Epona, and Bastet.

Create a flower crown or wear one made of wildflowers to honour the faery folk and fertility spirits.

Perform a ritual to bless your home for fertility, love, transformation, new beginnings, and/or protection.

Jump over the Beltane bonfires, symbolizing jumping over obstacles and embracing new beginnings.

Have a picnic or gathering with friends and family to celebrate the abundance and growth of the season.

Create a sacred space or altar for Beltane, decorat with flowers, herbs, and other nature-related objects.

Go for a walk in the woods or a natural setting and connect with the beauty and/or energy of the season.

LITHA (SUMMER SOLSTICE/MIDSUMMER)

Participate in a bonfires or lighting a sacred fire.

Collect herbs and flowers, especially ones associated with the sun, such as calendula, yarrow, and St. John's wort, and make a solstice garland.

Dance around the bonfire or engage in other traditions associated with the Summer Solstice, such as singing and drumming.

Have a solstice feast, filled with summer bounty, seasonal foods, and family.

Celebrate in the natural world, go for a walk, or have a picnic.

Honour deities associated with Litha, such as Belenus, Green Man, Sol, Apollo, Helios, Lugh, Baldur, Ra, Zeus, Oak King, Horus, Dionysus, Aten, Loki, Jupiter, Thor, Cernunnos, Brigid, Hel, Amaterasu, Hestia, Juno, Hera, Gaia, Sulis, Aphrodite, Danu, Áine, Freyja, Bastet, Hathor, Sunna, Flora, and Vesta.

Start summer resolutions. 

Consider planting a vegetable garden for autumn, or add to your flower garden. 

LAMMAS (LUGHNASADH)

Baking bread. 

Crafting corn dolls. 

Pick wild flowers. 

Honour the earth and the cycles of nature. 

Perform solar magick. 

Give thanks to the spirits and/or deities for the beginning of the harvest season. 

Collect and honour the first fruits of the harvest, such as grains, corn, and apples.

Hold a harvest festival or feast, sharing the bounty of the land with family and friends.

Make a Lughnasadh altar or shrine with symbols of the harvest, such as corn, grains, and apples.

Participate in a traditional Lughnasadh celebration, such as a harvest dance or ritual.

Honour deities associated with Lammas, such as Adonis, Gofannon, Hades, Hephaestus, Lugh, Green Man, Mithras, Ninurta, Odin, Ceres, Osiris, Set, Helios, Thor, Vulcan, Loki, Dionysus, Vertumnus, Apollo, Xiuhtecuhtli, Danu, Tailtiu, Persephone, Demeter, Freyja, The Morrigan, Anu, Cailleach Bheur, Arianhod, Ceres, Inanna, Corn Maiden, Isis, Cybele, Ops, Pomona, Brigid, Proserpina, Rhiannon, and Cerridwen.

MABON (AUTUMN EQUINOX/FALL HARVEST)

Gathering herbs, plants, seeds and seed pods.

Make a corn dolly or a straw figure as a reminder of the abundance of the harvest.

Perform a ritual to honour the balance of the seasons and thank the gods and goddesses for their blessings.

Spend time writing in your journal. You could reminisce about your summer experiences, reflect on the shifts you feel with the changing season, contemplate what you're ready to release, express gratitude for the blessings in your life, etc.

Adorning burial sites with leaves, acorns, and pine cones to honour those who have passed over.

Honour deities associated with Mabon, such as the Green Man, Loki, Freyr, Osiris, Dionysus, Thoth, Hermes, Thor, Mabon ap Modron, Donn, Hades, Dumuzi, Cernunnos, Demeter, Persephone, Ceres, Freyja, Hestia, The Morrigan, Pomona, Epona, the Muses, Inanna, Banba, and Autumnus.

Participate in a nature walk or ceremony, taking time to connect with the natural world and the turning of the seasons.

Enjoy your favourite fall beverages. 

Make a gratitude list or write a gratitude letter, expressing your appreciation for the abundance and beauty of the harvest season.

Connect with nature. 

Bring the beauty of fall indoors by decorating your home with seasonal touches. 

Make wine.

Performing a gratitude or release ritual. 

SAMHAIN (ALL HALLOWS/FINAL HARVEST)

Carving sigils, runes, or symbols into pumpkins that you want to attract into your life.

Relax and watch some horror movies. 

Treat yourself to sweets. 

Participate in a haunted house, hayride, or corn maze event.

Declutter/organize your home. 

Honour deities associated with Samhain, such as Hades, Lucifer, Donn, Odin, Loki, Dagda, Cernunnos, Osiris, Anubis, Belenus, Arawn, The Morrigan, Hecate, Cerridwen, Persephone, Brigid, Hel, Santa Muerte, Lilith, Badb, Cailleach Bheur, Kali, Bastet, Nephthys, Durga, Arianrhod, and Baba Yaga.

Ethically collect animal bones or feathers to honour the natural cycle of life and death.

Decorate your home with Halloween or Samhain-themed decor to welcome the energy of the season.

Gathering friends and loved ones for a Samhain feast, feasting on symbolic foods like apples, pumpkin, corn, etc. Leave an empty place at the table with food and a photo of the deceased, inviting their spirit to join you.

Visit a local pumpkin patch. 

Try scrying or mirror gazing, divination is especially powerful when the veil is thin (all of October especially, and in November too).

Go to a harvest festival or carnival.

RESPECTFULLY visit a graveyard or cemetery.

Watch your favorite spooky/witchy movies to awaken Samhain's energy.

Do a simple releasing spell: take a leaf, focus on something you want to let go of, crush it gently, and then release it into nature.

Add photos of your ancestors or deceased loved ones to your altar.

Bake Samhain treats (soul cakes, barmbrack, Colcannon, pies, or anything that contains apples or pumpkin) with your desired intentions and positive energy.

Wear Samhain colours in your clothing, makeup, or nails (orange, purple, white, black, brown, and/or gold).

Use crow feathers or crow motifs to honour death and transformation.

YULE (WINTER SOLSTICE/MIDWINTER)

Burn a Yule log. 

Make an evergreen Yule wreath.

Decorate a Yule tree. 

Make a Yule wish list or a Yule resolution, as Yule is a time of reflection and intention setting.

Practice Yule carol singing, participating in a community sing-along, or carolling event.

Celebrate in candle light. 

Give back to nature. 

Exchange nature-based gifts. 

Host a feast for those you love with foods associated with Yule, such as: roast goose, spiced cakes, cinnamon-flavored cakes, ginger tea, hot apple cider, wassail, seasoned soups, spiced buttermilk bread, nuts, apples, honey, oranges, dried fruits, turkey, roasted meats, mincemeat, eggnog, chocolate, roasted chicken, roasted capon, roasted partridge, roasted suckling pig, venison offal, rabbit stew, fruit mince pies, sugar cookies, grog, spiced cider, mulled wine, plum pudding, marmalade cakes, chocolate biscuits, fruit pies, tarts with nuts, Yule Log cake, bread pudding, roasted nuts, gingerbread, potato latkes, Yule ham, and hot cocoa (these are just suggestions for traditional Yule foods, but feel free to eat or drink anything you like.)

Participate in a Yule spell or ritual, asking for blessings and protection for the coming year.

Honour deities associated with Yule, such as Baldur, Dionysus, Cernunnos, Odin, Holly King, Mithras, Green Man, Oak King, Loki, Apollo, Horus, Saturn, Osiris, Cronus, Amaterasu, Athena, Hecate, Demeter, Cailleach Bheur, Skaði, Frigg, Freyja, Brigid, Hestia, Isis, and Perchta/Berchta.

Decorate your home with evergreen boughs and wreaths, representing the evergreen nature of the sun and eternal life.

Here's a handy list of the 2026 dates for the solstices, quarter days, and full and new moons.

Dates and times for all events are calculated for the Northern Hemisphere. Adjust for your location as needed and check the DarkSky Placefinder to see what special events will be visible in your area.

SOLSTICES AND HARVESTS:

February 1st-2nd - Imbolc / Candlemas

March 19th-23rd - Ostara / Spring Equinox. 

April 30th-May 1st - Beltane / May Day

June 20th - Litha / Midsummer / Summer Solstice. 

August 1st - Lammas / Lughnasadh / Summer Harvest. 

September 20th-23rd - Mabon / Autumn Equinox

October 31st - Samhain

December 21st-January 1st - Yule / Winter Solstice. 

FULL MOONS: 

January 3rd - Wolf Moon ♋ (Supermoon)

February 1st - Snow Moon ♌

March 3rd - Worm Moon ♍ (Lunar Eclipse) 

April 2nd - Pink Moon ♎ 

May 1st - Flower Moon ♏

May 31st - Blue Moon ♐️ 

June 29th - Strawberry Moon ♑️ 

July 29th - Thunder Moon (aka Buck Moon) ♒️ 

August 28th - Sturgeon Moon (aka Corn Moon) ♓️ (Lunar Eclipse)

September 26th - Harvest Moon ♎️ 

October 26th - Hunter's Moon (aka Blood Moon) ♈

November 24th - Frost Moon (aka Beaver Moon) ♉ (Supermoon)

December 24th - Cold Moon ♊ (Supermoon)

NEW MOONS: 

January 18th ♑️ 

February 17th ♒️ 

March 19th ♓️

April 17th ♈️ 

May 16th ♉️ 

June 15th ♊️ 

July 14th ♋️ 

August 12th ♌️ 

September 11th ♍️ 

October 10th ♎ 

November 9th ♏️ 

December 9th ♋️ 

SPECIAL CELESTIAL EVENTS:

March 3rd - Worm Moon Total Lunar Eclipse. 

August 12th - Total Solar Eclipse and Perseid Meteor Shower. 

August 27-28th - Partial Lunar Eclipse. 

November 17-18 - Leonid Meteor Shower. 

November 24th - Frost Moon Supermoon. 

December 13-14th - Geminid Meteor Shower. 

🩸Red: love, power, trauma healing

🍊Orange: change, courage, happiness, productivity

✨ Yellow : joy, relaxation, peace, motivation, new beginnings , intellectual matters

🌱 Green: growth, luck, change, wishes

🌌 Dark Blue/Navy : psychic wisdom, protection, healing

🪣 Light Blue: truth, spirituality, tranquility, peace

🧤 Violet: meditation, psychic wisdom, enhances third eye

🫟 Purple: power , communication, passion, action

🩷 Pink: love, gentle energy, friendship

🤎 brown: stability, earth energy, home health, career

👻 White: all purpose , cleansing, removes negativity

⚜️ Gold: meditation, wealth, abundance, spirituality

🥈Silver : action, energy, strength, courage

🥉 Bronze: wisdom, reflection, harmony, social connection

🍴Chrome: spirit world communication, reflection, reveals truth, divination

💎 Iridescent: blessing, purifying, cleansing, removes negativity

Sun - Basic summary of personality, surface level. Consciousness.

Moon - How you are emotionally. Deeper consciousness, encompassing subconsciousness.

Rising/Ascendant - How you present yourself to others and how others perceive you.

Mercury - How you communicate and use logic.

Venus - How you love and express desires.

Mars - Sex and aggression

Jupiter - How you achieve happiness and what you can provide

Saturn - Rules your limitations, fears, and how you must grow.

Uranuse - How you change, your enlightenment, and development as a person.

Neptune - Your spiritual self and how you perceive the world.

The tower that man nutted thinking about you so hard his head is going to explode

Ace of wands he wants to penetrate you

The devil they want to fuck you so bad it is making them go crazy and obsessive. Hate sex too

Empress he wants to nut in you so many times that it’s dripping down your legs. Use protection**

Emperor they want you to dominate them completely.

Three of cups they want a threesome

Rx three of cups they absolutely do not want to share you

King of Pentacles he wants to be your sugar daddy

Knight of Wands they don’t want commitment they just want to be fwbs

The hermit you pissed them off so bad they don’t even want to have sex

Queen of Wands they think you’re a baddie and they want you to fuck their face