In spiritual practice, Water is the element of unconditional love, intuition, and peaceful energies. It is within the magick of elemental Water we experience the gentleness of falling in love, the security of our family’s (blood or chosen) affection, the comfort of our friend’s presence. The power of water also gives eloquence and understanding, guiding us […]
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OYA as The Storm by Brandi Auset
The Orisha Oya is an elemental Goddess, meaning that her power is rooted in the natural world. As the Goddess of Storms, she rules earth, air, fire, water, and spirit, as all of these elements contribute into the creation of weather. Oya herself is the power of thunder, lightning, winds, hurricanes, tornados, and rain. And like the […]
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Witchy Wednesday: Herbs for Enticing Pleasure and Joy by Brandi Auset
The use of herbs can be a powerful addition to any self-care ritual. Herbs and plants are humanity’s first form of medicine, and the basis of many of the pharmaceuticals on the market today. Every culture throughout the world uses plants and flowers to treat illness and heal a variety of issues.Herbal remedies may be ingested […]
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The Power of Egyptian Goddess Sekhmet by Brandi Auset
Sekhmet (pronounced sek’ met) is one of the oldest known Egyptian deities. She rules vengeance, conquest, war, divine retribution, righteous anger, and is the defender of spiritual and universal laws. As a solar goddess, she is the both the creative and destructive power of the sun, and as such holds sway of healing, the living, and […]
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Living Face First by Brandi Auset
I was raised in an aggressively religious, creatively-stunted home. Not only was critical thinking frowned upon, but any intuitive notions without religious undertones were given the stink eye. And everything was conditional. Including love and acceptance. I couldn’t just be me, I had to be the right me. The approved me. But none of those thin and quiet personalities fit […]
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Oya, Queen of the Cemetery by Brandi Auset
Oya is the Orisha Goddess of the Wind, Storms, and Change. An orisha is a deity of the Yoruba people of Africa, specifically Nigeria, Benin, Togo, Ghana, Liberia, and the Ivory Coast. The Yoruban religious beliefs and worship of the orishas spread from Africa to the New World via the Atlantic slave trade, and formed the foundation of […]
