Friday’s Witchery

WitchFriday’s Witchery

Love magick is a perennial popular topic. However, there is more to this topic than meets the eye. There are many enchanting layers here for us to explore on this day of the week. What about creating a loving home, or producing a loving and nurturing family? What about keeping your intimate relationships vital and on track? How about promoting happy, healthy, and enduring friendships? See, there is more to be considered than just the “You shall be mine…” type of fictional love spell.

Don’t forget that many of the deities associated with Fridays are also parents. So, yes, while this is the day to work on romance, sex, and love spells, there is additional magick to be considered here, which makes Fridays a more well-rounded and bigger opportunity for witchery than many folks ever truly realize. The truest, strongest magick always comes from the heart.

–Ellen Dugan, Book of Witchery – Spells, Charms & Correspondences For Every Day of the Week

Friday’s Conjuring

Why Black Cats Are Considered Bad Luck Joyful226
Friday’s Conjuring

Friday – is associated with Venus

Candle colors – Green, Red, Blue, White, Purple

Focus spellwork on: Love, Marriage, Money, Attraction, Luck, Healing, Prosperity, Change, Road Opening work, Bring Peace, Relationships, Power and Success

—Starr Casas, Old Style Conjure Wisdoms, Workings and Remedies

Sun & Moon Data for Friday, February 26th

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Sun & Moon Data for Friday, February 26th

Sun
Sun Direction: ↑ 135.14° SE
Sun Altitude: 33.11°
Sun Distance: 92.030 million mi
Next Equinox: Mar 19, 2016 11:30 PM (Vernal)
Sunrise Today: 6:25 AM↑ 100° East
Sunset Today: 5:41 PM↑ 260° West
Length of Day: 11 hours, 16 minutes

Moon
Moon Direction: ↑ 273.37° W
Moon Altitude: -14.76°
Moon Distance: 251816 mi
Next New Moon: Mar 8, 20167:54 PM
Next Full Moon: Mar 23, 20167:00 AM
Next Moonrise: Today9:27 PM
Moon Phase: Waning Gibbous
Illumination: 86.7%

 

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timeanddate.com

 

It Is A Glorious & Beautiful Day, Know Why? Because You Are Here & It’s Friday! TGIF!

Magickal Wishes

The Charge

Goddess of a thousand names
Goddess of worldwide fame
You who are mother to us all
Embracing us whenever we call
You are sizeless, soundless, and wordless
When we are lost, you are our compass
You are found in blackest night
When the material world slips out of sight
You are the river running free
You are the rain, washing us clean
We are your children, we bare your face
Whether black, white, yellow, you are every race.

–Arietta Bryant, Ramblings & Rhymes

 

A Little Humor for Your Day – “Hay”

Hay

A clergyman, walking down a country lane, sees a young farmer struggling to load hay back onto a cart after it had fallen off.

“You look hot, my son,” said the cleric. “Why don’t you rest a moment, and I’ll give you a hand.”

“No thanks,” said the young man. “My father wouldn’t like it.”

“Don’t be silly,” the minister said. “Everyone is entitled to a break. Come and have a drink of water.”

Again the young man protested that his father would be upset.

Losing his patience, the clergyman said, “Your father must be a real slave driver. Tell me where I can find him and I’ll give him a piece of my mind!”

“Well,” replied the young farmer, “he’s under the load of hay.”

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WOTC Quiz of the Day: Mermaid Purses & Gynandromorphs, Just A Little Quirky Animal Quiz

Mermaid Purses & Gynandromorphs: A Quirky Animal Quiz

Mermaid Purses & Gynandromorphs…Do you know what these are? Take this fun 15 question quiz and find out, plus learn a handful of other quirky conversation starters for your next coffee break or dinner party.

1. Some chickens are born half male and half female. True or False?

2. Which animal produces an egg case that is often called a “mermaid’s purse”?

a. octopus
b. oyster
c. shark
d. cuttlefish

3. Squirrels sweat through their feet. True or False?

4. Whales can shoot water from their blowhole how high?

a. 15 feet
b. 30 feet
c. 300 feet
d. 1000 feet

5. Salt and sugar are both poisonous to snails. True or False?

6. A chameleon has a fast tongue. About how fast can it zip to zap a bug?

a. 13 miles an hour
b. 25 miles an hour
c. 50 miles an hour
d. 100 miles an hour

 

7. A group of meerkats is called a _________________.

a. gang
b. google
c. village
d. mob

8. A group of sea otters is called a ________________.

a. gang
b. raft
c. pod
d. mob

9. A group of camels is called a __________________.

a. flock
b. mob
c. drift
d. pack

10. At what age could a reindeer likely outrun you?

a. one hour old
b. one day old
c. two weeks old
d. two months old

11. Male honeybees (drones) are missing which of the following?

a. stinger
b. stomach
c. abdomen stripes
d. antennae

12. A baby jellyfish is called a _____________.

a. medusa
b. ephyrae
c. fry
d. nymph

 13. A group of squid is called a ______________.

a. pod
b. cephalopod
c. dynasty
d. squad or shoal

14. A baby ant is called a/n _______________.

a. antling
b. cria
c. larva
d. nymph

15. Anteaters can eat up to ________________ insects per day.

a. 30,000
b. 60,000
c. 100,000
d. 800,000

1. Some chickens are born half male and half female. True or False?

True.  Called gynandromorphs, one side looks male, while the other appears female. Surprisingly, this is due to a cellular mix-up rather than due to hormones.

2. Which animal produces an egg case called a mermaid’s purse?

c. shark

Skates make a similar egg case, also sometimes referred to as a mermaid’s purse.

3. Squirrels sweat through their feet. True or False?

True

4. Whales can shoot water from their blowhole how high?

b. 30 feet (and they can also shoot rainbows from their blowholes!)

5. Salt and sugar are both poisonous to snails.  True or False?

b. True

Fermented sugar traps are often used by organic gardeners to manage snails without toxic chemicals.

6. A chameleon has a fast tongue. How fast can it zip out to zap a bug?

a. 13 miles an hour

7. A group of meerkats is called a _________________.

d. mob

8. A group of sea otters is called a ________________.

b. raft

9. A group of camels is called a __________________.

a. flock

Sometimes, they are also referred to as a caravan, a herd or a train of camels.

10. At what age could a reindeer likely outrun you?

a. one hour old

11. Male honeybees (drones) are missing which of the following?

a. stinger

12. A baby jellyfish is called a _____________.

b. ephyrae

13.  A group of squid is called a ______________.

d. shoal or a squad

14. A baby ant is called a _______________.

a. antling

15. Anteaters can eat up to ________________ insects per day.

a. 30,000

Giant anteaters can gobble-up 30,000 insects per day. To aid the digestion of this crunchy diet, their stomachs secrete formic acid, instead of the more typical hydrochloric acid.

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