Spring Equinox … a little bit of magick

Tuesday marked the Spring Equinox, the time of year where spring is in full swing and day and night is of equal length. It was a bloody lovely day too and i managed to go for a walk.

The kids still had their chocolate eggs, my eldest got a self stir mug and my youngest lego. I do not like paying out loads of money for chocolate eggs.
Of course we had a fire in the evening and our little coven had a renewal, new life ritual to do. Now we do not the usual form of ritual per say, it is very much instant practical magick that is child friendly and really isn’t as a serious atmosphere that you would find in most. I say coven in the loosest of terms too. The favourite saying throughout the night was pointing out which of our behaviours would of been “frowned at” in your usual formal magickal setting. But heck who cares, this is how we do things, it is how we have always done things and it is how we always will do things, there is NO rule book.

When the kids were younger we used to blow eggs, decorate them, hang them around the place, have egg hunts and i do miss those days, like everything things evolve to fit the situation you are in, so these day we mainly stick to going for walks, having a fire and the odd spell here and there.

The ritual:

We decorated blown eggs

We then wrote on a piece of paper what it was we wanted to grow in our personal lives, e.g. confidence, the paper then got put inside the egg. We used rolling papers :)

Collected a daffodil each – new growth and energies from the earth.

Placed the following herbs into a little cauldron

 

Followed by our daffodils and eggs to concentrate the energies of our intent and properties of the herbs, daffodils and egg

We set up and started the fire

After getting our eggs out of the cauldron and daffodils we called upon our ancestors, gods and goddesses, stated our intent & asked for protection. Put daffodil on fire, asked for our wishes placed inside the egg grow in our lives. Placed eggs onto fire. Closed ritual.

 

8 Responses so far »

  1. 1

    whichedge said,

    It was a good evening… although there was much that others would have frowned at, we didn’t frown, we just laughed. :)
    Thanks Froggy
    Cx

  2. 3

    Jennifer said,

    You are your own authority. This witch in America says it’s all in the intention, let the other chips fall where they may. Only way this seems different than the rituals I do is that you did invocations (maybe casting too?) after doing some of the meat of the ritual. I like doing all the work in sacred space — but again, just my individual authority speaking up and only for me! Thanks for posting: Bright Eostar Blessings!

    • 4

      i am not sure exactly what you mean by ‘own authority’ but i am not american, not Wiccan do not do cast a circle and i do not follow a Pagan tradition if that helps? i am a pagan witch though and i have been practicing magick for as long as i can remember.

      • 5

        Jennifer said,

        I know you aren’t American! I was simply wanting to send some love from across the Atlantic. I am a witch who follows my own style of magic too. “Be your own authority” to me means that I listen to the voices within me and let them tell me how to do magic that works for me. Simply wanted you to know that this is one witch out there in the world who isn’t frowning! So cool to do this with your kids too. Cheers!

      • 6

        yeay for over the pond love … sending you some back too, and many blessings with hugs.
        I am fully with you then on following your own authority too, as I do not believe another person has the right to tell you what and how to do things when you are following a natural belief system so to speak. I used to be part of a ‘real coven’ it was far too boring and their heads were stuck up their bottoms oh and they had no sense of fun. so i wasn’t in it for long lol :)

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    bexserenity said,

    Loved that night atmosphere was amazing :) ritual went well i think felt more positive since and stuff has made more sense :)


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