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Last updated on: June 1, 2010 at 6:00 am by talogwitch
White Witch Day 2010-06-01T06:00:55-04:00 talogwitch
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White Witch day
Monthly Ritual of ‘Craft Solidarity’
photo by Watt Dabney
My coven uses the 11th of each month; it is a power number and well suited; to ensure the day is a visible declaration of pure Goddess intent make it a WHITE day.
Wear white clothes, as you do the housework, to the office, tie a white ribbon in daughter’s hair for the day at school, or men wear a white button hole. If you are really motivated bring it into every sector of your day, light white candles instead of using light bulbs, make a white daisy chain and/or decorate the house with white flowers, or make a white family meal i.e. risotto, ice cream or rice pudding. IN YOUR OWN WAY MAKE IT A WHITE DAY.
And while you are doing what ever you are doing – think positive healing love; this is strong warrior love, so mean every word you chant.
Say it 22 times in total during the day (all in one block if you want, or as I do, every now and then when motivated by something that stirs the Amazon within me!):
“United in Goddess belief we stand;
With hope and love to healing this land.
Resolved like Spartans to the end,
Our firm intent, this world to mend”.
Then before you fall sleep at the day’s end say:
Too much has gone ne’er to return;
What will it take to make them learn?
I love and respect I remember and am sorry for………………….
…This is where you remember all the terrible things that offend and sadden you from your own heritage, they can be major ‘global’ or ‘country’ issues or just minor ‘local’ ones, its entirely up to you and your emotions on the day; whatever bugs you. And keep listing them, no matter how long it takes, get it all off your chest, until you fall asleep. It sure beats counting sheep!
That’s all folks……. ..weave, weave, weave that web, we are the safety net in this world of zorbic mayhem; with our gossamer Goddess thread we will hold this world together though others try to tear it apart. Change is coming.
Blessings Eve.
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