Moonwater reveals how you can emerge from feeling “lost.” She shows how W’s connect both to the Goddess and the cycles of nature. Learn a powerful prayer to the Goddess that supports you in creating a new beginning.
For more on how to deal with disruption and chaos, see Moonwater’s new book, World On Fire. Check it out with the link below.
How do you feel about this time of year when people celebrate “Valentine’s Day”?
Does it look like an opportunity to celebrate your love? Or is it something you dread a bit? Will my partner disappoint me? Oh, no!—will I fail my partner somehow?
And, can I quiet down my expectations? I mean, it’s okay to have expectations, right? Right?!
In this section, we’ll talk about patterns for couples. (If you’re not in a couple at the moment, this conversation can still be useful.)
1. Celebrate “Magic is love. All magic should be performed out of love.” – Scott Cunningham
With my sweetheart, I celebrate that we are kind to each other—and we do NOT give up on each other.
What would you celebrate with your partner?
2. Reaffirm When my sweetheart and I “jumped the broom” together, we certainly related to the Wiccan tradition of “as long as love lasts.” We’ve been happily together for over 25 years. Our love is reaffirmed every day. Oh, Goddess—you need patience. Also, facial tissue for when he gets into a sneezing jag.
One thing I’ve learned is that love means you support your sweetheart’s calling. He is called to filmmaking. And, I am called to serve through this blog and my podcast. We are there to support each other’s calling.
What is your partner’s calling? How can you support them?
3. Deepen Over the years, I have deepened as a person by stretching and learning that I could do things I did not imagine that I could.
The first time I did a workshop in New Zealand—that was a stretch. Giving a speech is something I had to grow into. I’m an introvert. One thing I like is the quiet time in the morning. My sweetheart is asleep. I find my own center for the day.
As a couple, we have deepened our flexibility to honor each other’s individuality.
How can you deepen your experience on your own path? How can you deepen your commitment to your partner?
Several authors have expressed: “A relationship is NOT a place you go to GET, it’s a place you go to GIVE.”
Here’s a prayer you can use:
Lord and Lady, Help me show appreciation to my lover. Let me support their calling. May we glow and grow together. So Mote It Be.
Moonwater reveals how you can create the loving relationship you desire. Learn to shift—with the Goddess’s support. Then, you avoid “feeling empty,” and you can have a good experience on Valentine’s Day—and other times—with your lover.
For more on how to deal with disruption and chaos, see Moonwater’s new book, World On Fire. Check it out with the link below.
“What does it mean to live a lifetime in a day?” Sherry, someone in my circle, asked.
“When you wake up, it’s the season of Spring. Things are new,” I replied. “The daytime is the Summer. The evening is Fall, while you’re preparing for rest,” I continued. “Winter is when you’re sleeping.”
“I think my relationship with Gerard is in Winter,” Sherry interrupted.
We talked further.
I recalled this poem by Doreen Valiente.
“The birth and rebirth of all nature, The passing of winter and spring, We share with the life universal, Rejoice in the magical ring.” – Doreen Valiente
Sherry looked at the wedding ring on her finger. She frowned.
“Do the seasons also apply to a romantic relationship?” she asked.
“They could,” I said.
Here is a prayer you can use.
Lord and Lady, As the Cycle of Life turns, turns and turns, Life and death in their beautiful dance, Chapters end, and new ones begin. May I rejoice in the Cycle. And find fulfillment and joy in the process. So Mote It Be
Moonwater reveals the secrets of timing and how people blossom or fall prey to “Winter.” Learn a powerful prayer to the Goddess for support in handling mismatches of timing with other people.
For more on how to deal with disruption and chaos, see Moonwater’s new book, World On Fire. Check it out with the link below.
Moonwater reveals a shift in perspective when you need to make an important decision. Imagine the Goddess’s viewpoint. Learn a powerful prayer to welcome the Goddess’s guidance.
For more on how to deal with disruption and chaos, see Moonwater’s new book, World On Fire. Check it out with the link below.
“What was the gift in your brother calling you fat—when you were a little girl?” someone in my circle asked.
“I don’t know … Empathy, maybe,” I said. I know what being ridiculed feels like. I can connect and empathize with others who have had a similar experience.
“For if that which you seek, you find not within yourself, you will never find it without.” – the Goddess speaking in The Charge of the Goddess as written by Doreen Valiente
The gift for me may have been that I learned not to rely on human approval.
What do we seek within? It’s the divinity that the God and Goddess placed within you.
I had another thought. Without experiencing my brother’s ridicule, I would not have a certain form of compassion.
“You can’t pour from an empty cup.” – often attributed as a Zen master’s comment
Some authors suggest: “Strength comes from struggle.”
Here’s a prayer you can use:
My Lord and Lady, May my tough experiences Transform into compassion and strength. So Mote It Be.
Moonwater reveals a method to elevate the power and effectiveness of your spells … using words that rhyme. She shares a powerful prayer to help you connect with your creativity. You also invite the God and Goddess to support you.
For more on how to deal with disruption and chaos, see Moonwater’s new book, World On Fire. Check it out with the link below.
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