
I hope the rest of your and your family have a day and evening that is relaxing, filled with fun, laughter, and love. Always remember to take a little me time every day to recharge yourself!
Merry part until we merry meet again!








Crystals for positive energy are working really hard to bring you the much-needed positive vibrations you need. However, constant cleansing, absorbing, and transmuting of positive energy can cause their own energies to become toxic and unhelpful.
Positivity is an essential ingredient for growth, happiness, satisfaction, and gaining the most out of your life. And healing crystals are an effective and unique way in order to achieve this.
The above-mentioned crystals for positive energies have their own vibrational energies and shall promote optimism, joy, gratitude, protection, and resilience in order to help you stay positive in life.





The birth flowers for February are pretty violets and showy irises, as well as dainty primroses. These all start to flower in early spring in the northern hemisphere.

The primary February birthday flower is the Violet, also known as a pansy. The violet group of flowers has up to 600 types that are found mainly in the temperate Northern Hemisphere.
Violets start flowering in spring and can last throughout the summer. Colors include violet as well as shades of blue, yellow, white and cream.
The blue violet is the state flower of Wisconsin, Rhode Island, Illinois, and New Jersey, USA.
The language of flowers introduced in Victorian times associates violets with faithfulness, humility and chastity.

The second February flower is the Iris, a group of up to 300 types named after the Greek word for a rainbow, which also aptly describes the wide variety of colors.
Irises grow naturally in the drier and colder regions of the Northern Hemisphere but are also widely cultivated due to their large, showy flowers.
Iris is the national flower of Croatia and is one of the state flowers of Tennessee, USA.

Another birth flower for February is the Primrose which flowers in early spring in the Northern Hemisphere, and indeed its name means ‘first’ or ‘early’.
The flowers of most primrose types are yellow but there are also white, red, pink and purple varieties.
April 19 is traditionally Primrose Day in the UK, commemorating the death of Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli.
2026 January 31: Artemis I: Flight Day 13
2026 January 30: NGC 1333: Stellar Nursery in Perseus
2026 January 29: NGC 2442: Galaxy in Volans
2026 January 28: M78: Reflecting Blue in a Sea of Red
2026 January 27: Orions Treasures over Snowy Mountains
2026 January 26: NGC 55: A Galaxy of Nebulas
2026 January 25: Phobos: Doomed Moon of Mars
2026 January 24: Earthset from Orion
2026 January 23: Planetary Nebula Abell 7
2026 January 22: LDN 1622: Dark Nebula in Orion
2026 January 21: Barred Spiral Galaxy NGC 1365 from Webb
2026 January 20: Io in True Color
2026 January 19: CTB 1: The Medulla Nebula
2026 January 18: Jupiter from the Webb Space Telescope
2026 January 17: Apollo 14: A View from Antares
2026 January 16: NGC 7023: The Iris Nebula
2026 January 15: Plato and the Lunar Alps
2026 January 14: M51: The Whirlpool Galaxy
2026 January 13: A Solar Eruption from SDO
2026 January 12: Meteor Dust
2026 January 11: M104: The Sombrero Galaxy in Infrared
2026 January 10: Jupiter with the Great Red Spot
2026 January 09: Ice Halos by Moonlight and Sunlight
2026 January 08: IC 342: Hidden Galaxy in Camelopardalis
2026 January 07: Simeis 147: The Spaghetti Nebula Supernova Remnant
2026 January 06: Jupiters Clouds in High Definition from Juno
2026 January 05: The Red Rectangle Nebula from Hubble
2026 January 04: The Einstein Cross Gravitational Lens
2026 January 03: Full Moonlight
2026 January 02: NanoSail D2
2026 January 01: Auroral Corona


Brigit is the central Irish Goddess. She is known as Brigantia in England and Bride in Scotland. She rules metal work and smithy, fire, poetry, midwifery and martial arts–but is primarily known as a major Mother Goddess. Brigit is a face of the Triple Goddess, and able to see all–often represented by an ever watchful eye. The three heart-shaped leaves of the shamrock recall the magical Celtic number of three, as well as the number of Brigit’s faces. From nine to Nineteen priestesses once tended an undying fire in her name at Kildare. Brigid is so central to Ireland that the newly converted people would not give her up, so her name metamorphosed into St. Bridgid, who in Irish Christian myth acts as tender and supportive friend of Mary and as the midwife at Christ’s birth. Barbara G. Walker writes that to the Irish people, however, she continued to be a Queen of Heaven and the mother of all the deities of the new religion. As the Saint, she also matched wits with St. Patrick, who is as mythical as she. At times they seem to be consorts, at others, adversaries. It cannot have helped their relationship that Patrick is known for ridding Ireland of snakes, and since Bridgid the saint descended from a pagan goddess and priestess persona, whose sacred healing totem is the snake. So when St. Patrick says he is ridding the isle of snakes, what he means is he is ridding it of pagans. Nevertheless, Patricius and Bridgid were often considered the primal Mother and Father, and were supposedly buried together at Derry Down.

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Day: Monday ( Moon-day)
Planet: Moon
Colors: Silver and White and Grey
Crystals: Moonstone, Pearl, Aquamarine, Silver, Selenite
Aroma: Jasmine, Lemon, Sandalwood, Moon Oil, African violet, Honeysuckle, Myrtle, Willow, and Wormwood
Herb: Moonwart
The sacred day of the Moon, personified by such goddesses as Selene, Luna, Diana, and Artemis. The Moon is ruler of flow affecting the changeable aspects of people. If a full moon falls on a Monday, its powers are at theirmmost potent. Magical aspects: peace, sleep, healing, compassion, friendships, psychic awareness, purification, and fertility
Monday is ruled by the moon – an ancient symbol of mystery and peace. Monday is a special day for mothers as the cycle of the moon has long been associated with the female menstrual cycle. Those wishing to conceive a baby would be wise to try on a Monday as the magic of motherhood is strong and pregnancy is in the air.
This is the proper day of the week to perform spells and rituals involving agriculture, animals, female fertility, messages, reconciliation’s, theft, voyages, dreams, emotions, clairvoyance, home, family, medicine, cooking, personality, merchandising, psychic work, Faerie magic, and Goddess rituals.
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