Spells to Initiate Each Personal Yearly Cycle
Posted by Fiftyish Diva at 1/15/2010 11:40 PM 
Categories: Techniques
Tags: yearly cycle personal spell
Categories: Techniques
Tags: yearly cycle personal spell
Using your birthday as a starting point, it is possible to plot your personal cycles by dividing the year into quarters. The first three months after your birthday tend to be a productive, busy time. The second three months are still productive, but less active. The third quarter; beginning six months from your birthday, is usually a time of harvest. The fourth quarter, beginning about three months before your birthday can be stressful. Here are some spells you can use to enhance each cycle:
On or close to your birthday, set aside a few minutes to write down what you would like to happen in the next three months. Be as specific as possible, read it out loud and post it where you will see it frequently. Every time you read what you have written, feel that reality around you. You can also create a charm or find a power totem that represents your desire and carry it with you. When you feel comfortable with what you've written - whether it takes several days, a few weeks, whatever time it takes - then burn the paper, thus releasing your desire. On your birthday, do something special for yourself to celebrate the beginning of a new annual cycle.
On the beginning of the second cycle (second three months after your birthday), do what you did in the birthday spell. Since your energy during this period may be lower, light two red candles before you read aloud what you have written. After several days or weeks, burn the sheet of paper.
On the beginning of the third cycle (six months from your birthday); write down as you did in the previous cycles, what you want for this coming period. This is your harvest period, so light a gold candle to represent continued prosperity and a violet candle to represent your gratitude for all good things that have come your way.
On the beginning of the fourth cycle (about three months before your birthday), follow what you did at the beginning of the three previous cycles. Light a red, gold and violet candle, then read aloud what you have written. On the day when this period begins, do something special for yourself and extend yourself to someone else by doing a good deed. Source: The Everything Spells & Charms Book by Trish MacGregor.
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On or close to your birthday, set aside a few minutes to write down what you would like to happen in the next three months. Be as specific as possible, read it out loud and post it where you will see it frequently. Every time you read what you have written, feel that reality around you. You can also create a charm or find a power totem that represents your desire and carry it with you. When you feel comfortable with what you've written - whether it takes several days, a few weeks, whatever time it takes - then burn the paper, thus releasing your desire. On your birthday, do something special for yourself to celebrate the beginning of a new annual cycle.
On the beginning of the second cycle (second three months after your birthday), do what you did in the birthday spell. Since your energy during this period may be lower, light two red candles before you read aloud what you have written. After several days or weeks, burn the sheet of paper.
On the beginning of the third cycle (six months from your birthday); write down as you did in the previous cycles, what you want for this coming period. This is your harvest period, so light a gold candle to represent continued prosperity and a violet candle to represent your gratitude for all good things that have come your way.
On the beginning of the fourth cycle (about three months before your birthday), follow what you did at the beginning of the three previous cycles. Light a red, gold and violet candle, then read aloud what you have written. On the day when this period begins, do something special for yourself and extend yourself to someone else by doing a good deed. Source: The Everything Spells & Charms Book by Trish MacGregor.
Web site for Mindprompts.com
E-book of previous blog postings
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