Newsletter-January-2023

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Also known as- Thymus vulgaris,

Creeping Thyme, French Thyme, Garden Thyme, Common Thyme, Mountain Thyme. Botanists refer to the species of the herb used in cooking as garden thyme and to another plant as "thyme."

Introduction

An aromatic herb in the mint family, thyme grows to a height of fifteen inches (about 40 cm), with small rounded leaves and pink flowers on woody stems. This herb is not the same species as mother of thyme of wild thyme. Experts in language tell us that thyme*s name was derived form the Greek word thymus, or courage. In Medieval times, knights wore sprigs of thyme on their armor as a sign of courage. The scent of thyme was thought to give them strength in the midst of battle, as well as relief form pain. Wild Thyme Tea, either drunk by itself or mixed with other plants such as rosemary, etc., is an excellent remedy for headache and other nervous affections. Formerly several preparations of this plant were kept in shops, and a distilled spirit and water, which were both very fragrant.

Health Benefits of Thyme: Anti-fungal Ability, Reduces the Risk of Respiratory Ailments, Antioxidant Capacity, Improves Circulation, Protects Heart, Eye Care

Boosts Immunity,

Precautions:

No one should take thyme oil internally. Women who are pregnant should not drink thyme tea, although small amounts of thyme used in cooking do not cause side effects. Do not take thyme as a medicine if you have a duodenal ulcer or if you have thyroid disease.

What you will need:

A handful of earth taken from each of the following places and gathered in a paper bag. (If you can't get to any of these places, then three handfuls of earth from your own or a friend's garden will also work.)

A crossroads
A forest, woods, or park
Beside a river, stream, or lake
You will also need the following:
3 cupcakes
A tiny cup of sea salt
2 white candles

The Spell:

Place the bag of earth in the corner of your altar to invoke the power of Diana's abundance. Then place the three cupcakes in front of the bag, and lastly the tiny cup of salt at the front.

Now light the two candles to invoke your deities, and as you place them on either side of your offering, say or whisper the following:

"Diana, Janus, hear my prayer and bless this sacred altar.

For all year long

let earth's riches empower me.

Let abundance bring me happiness.

Let your wholeness bring me prosperity."

Say this three times, and then thank your deities.

"Thank you, Diana for your help.

Thank you, Janus, for your direction."

Now leave the candles burning for a few minutes while you gaze at your altar and calm your mind.

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Finishing Up

When you feel the spell is complete, leave the cup cakes at a crossroads or cemetery. If those places are not available or accessible to you, put them out for the birds. Empty the bag of earth somewhere outside where you feel really happy to be. As you sprinkle the earth on the ground, Janus and Diana will start to work the magick of prosperous living into your life.

Note:

This spell can be done at any time during the year when you are wanting to make a fresh start, or if you are heading out in a new direction.

Leo: Changes regarding your professional life are waiting for you. You will be surprised, because your career will start to gain momentum. It would not have happened if it was not for the help of a high-ranking, influential person or one of the parents. January - the ambition is your characteristic. You will direct all the forces you have in one direction - to achieve your goal.