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Cord Cutting Ritual
Cord Cutting is an energetic tool that effectively cuts ties, connections, attachments, bonds, karmic imprints, mental chains, and psycho-energetic cuffs with people from the past and present. Cord Cutting can be applied to anything that holds us back, from beliefs that diminish our potential, to any self-sabotaging patterns, and it can be a powerful way to end an entanglement, and let go of old emotional baggage. Cord Cutting purifies the energetic highway in our relationships and helps us gain clarity about the relationship. It requires clear intention, simple ritual, and an object with which you will cut the cord. When to do a Cord Cutting Ritual? HOW OFTEN CAN I PERFORM THE CORD CUTTING RITUAL?…
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Fehu, the rune of well lived life.
Strawberries in chocolate and champaign on Sundays. The traditional meaning of Fehu is cattle, wealth, and cycles like seasons or death and rebirth. In modern days, we might add such concepts as abundance, time management, professionalism, work, trade, prosperity and general nurturance and well-being. On a higher octave, Fehu represents the wealth of a well lived life, filled with prosperity, family, good times, good health and plenty of dumb good luck and great stories to share. Things that can not be bought with money. Its incredible that he story of the Runic alphabet begins with Fehu a symbol of eternal life force. Fehu being the universal principle of exchange, and the rune of all beginnings,…
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THE TELL OF TWO DISTANT DECKS
LOVE KNOWS NO BOUNDARIES OF TAROT BOXES If you are like me, you might be such a flirt! A big romantic always curious about the innocent temptations of the world! Don’t get me wrong, I do have one and only whom I cherish above all, but no harm in being sweet to others, is there? I mean, your heart can surely love more than one deck of Tarot Cards! Can it not? When we first met, he was terribly dark, authentic, and handsome. The Thoth Tarot was the deck the shamans at the retreat I was taking a part in used to my surprise and delight. Pulling cards helped the participants clarify the intentions for…
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Baba Yaga the Slavic Wild Woman
Baba Jaga is something of an outsider in the world of the mythos. Not a goddess, more a witch, she seems to have no matching counterpart in any other legends around the world. She is of Slavic descent, represented as a very scary old crone with a wealth of knowledge and tricks to get you motivated to take inspired action. If you fail, she will eat you! Her hut walks on a rooster’s leg – she devours living things – children mostly. She is constantly hungry and her cauldron is always steaming, the fire that heats it up is eternal. So is she. Killing her brings her back to life. Baba Jaga appears in…
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