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Lady Aphrodite isn't just romantic love. She represents all types of love and all kinds of beautiful things. When you laugh with someone and are suddenly overcome by how thankful you are to know them, that's her guiding you. When you decide to just do something nice for yourself today out of the blue and have some herbal tea and a warm bath, that's her advice you listened to. When you breathe in deeply and tell yourself you're worth it, that's her too!

Loving yourself and loving the little things in life is also a way to honor Aphrodite.

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Spring house blessing candle.

Half an orange peel

Wax of your choice (I used soy)

Cloves

Cinnamon

Rose Petals

Scrape any orange flesh remains from the peel. You can dry the peel in an oven at 180F for 2-4 hours if you want or if you are using it right away then just the fresh peel is fine.

The orange facilitates happiness and positive energy flow, cloves for protection, cinnamon for abundance, and rose petals for love.

Assemble with intention and light to fill your home with blessings and protection.

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Happy Venus Day. Remember, even the most beautiful rose has its thorns.

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Moving Into April

The name April originates from the Latin Aprilis, likely derived from the Latin verb aperire ("to open"), symbolizing the opening of flowers and trees in spring.

It was traditionally associated with the goddess Venus and, according to from, the month was likely originally named Apru after the Etruscan borrowing of the Greek goddess Aphrodite.

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Digital offering for Aphrodite!! <3 love the Sappho in this one WE SUPPORT WLW

Artfully Adorned Aphrodite

Artfully adorned Aphrodite, deathless child of Zeus and weaver of wiles I beg you please don't hurt me, don't overcome my spirit, goddess, with longing, but come here, if ever at other moments hearing these my words from afar you listened and responded: leaving your father's house, all golden, you came then, hitching up your chariot: lovely sparrows drew you quickly over the dark earth, whirling on fine beating wings from the heights of heaven instantly arrived- and then O my blessed goddess with a smile on your deathless face you asked me what the matter was this time, what I called you for this time, What I now most wanted to happen in my raving heart: "Whom this time should I persuade to lead you back again to her love? Who now, oh Sappho, who wrongs you? If she flees you now, she will soon pursue you; if she won't accept what you give, she'll give it; if she doesn't love you, she'll love you soon now, even unwilling." Come to me again, and release me from this want past bearing. All that my heart desires to happen- make it happen. And stand beside me, goddess, my ally.

-Sappho (translated by Jim Powell.)