Creating a Mary Magdalene Altar
Mary Magdalene has always held a special place in my heart. She represents a renewal of the Divine Feminine within Christianity that many can fully embrace within and also without the framework of that religion. She is a Goddess that represents the yin and yang, sacred sexuality, strength, compassion, love, tantra and has much to offer for those of us outside of traditional and patriarchal frameworks. (Please message me for details and info on THE REAL lady magda story ~ the bible tells lies and her story and truth should live on freely in the hearts of all wombyn and witches) Mary Magdalene’s feast day is July 22.
I have listed some of Mary Magdalene’s correspondences below to inspire your altar, but certainly, listen to your intuition and create a shrine to how she manifests for you!
To create a Mary Magdalene altar for meditation, connection, and offerings…
Image of the Magdalene
Colors for Fabric and Candles: Red and White
Eggs (fertility) – particularly those dyed red, purple or white
Flowers – go with your intuition but I love to offer white or red roses or rosemary
A bowl of water
Images of a Labyrinth or flower of life sacred geometry
An Alabaster Jar or anointing vessel - a representation of the alabaster jar that held the oil/unguent with which she anointed sexy ass Jesus
Food offerings: Red wine, Figs, Olive Oil, Honey, Menstrual blood, Bread, Olives, Milk or Yogurt with Honey
Crystals and Gemstones: Garnet, Black Tourmaline, Quartz Crystal, Red Calcite, Clear Calcite, Carnelian, Amethyst, Pink Calcite, Rose Quartz, Sea Glass
Spikenard Oil – spikenard is the oil with which Mary Magdalene anointed Jesus
Frankincense Oil can be substituted for Spikenard
Lavender Oil
Rose Absolute Oil
Thyme Oil
Rosemary Oil
What would you add to the Magdalene’s altar? Please share a picture of your altar!
Blessings within and all around,
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