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Happy Imbolc!
I typically dedicate my spring altars to Freya, as it's a time of re-awakening passions and romance for me.
This year, I had the energy to perform a small manifestation spell using bay leaves, rose petals, salt, and a smoke cleanse.
I hope everyone has a happy Imbolc and energizing start to spring!
Been struggling with depression lately so I forced myself to do some cleaning of my altar. Decluttered it a bit and wiped down all the stuff so there wasn't cat hair over everything. It may not have fixed everything but it did help lift my spirits a bit 💗
Altar Snapshot | I’ve been really trying to find my voice lately and I wanted to share more about myself and my practice. I keep a sacred altar space in my room and I have my pantheon and their offerings kept there together. This is one of my figures of Freya. She wears a circlet of thyme from my garden, dripping in jewels, with coins tucked in as well. I surround her with amber and rose quarts and she watches over my pendulum. The feather is ethically sourced (found on my driveway - not a bird in sight), and I like to leave her some fun alcohol as an offering.
The goddess statue next to Her was a gift from my partner, and I love it. As we are going into winter, I have the spiral showing rather than the tree of life on the other side.
Freya Altar set 💮 ✨
My altar for Freya 💚🧡
I have an amber acorn, mistletoe, a small Goddess figure as an offering to her. I have a gold cat figure to serve as a statue of Freya, which rests upon a rabbit fur that resembles white tigers fur. I keep my runes, mortar and pestle, as well as a knife on her altar as well.
Yet another altar blueprint! This one for Freya!
The center prayer reads:
Morning Prayer to Freya: Freya, Goddess of gold, inspired me today. Teach me to walk through my day with pride in my own being, with confidence, with power. Goddess of fiery passion, bless me with the insight to the marrow of my bones that I am a person of worth in the eyes of the Gods, the eyes of the ancestors, and of myself. May I radiate this and transform all I meet. That is my prayer for this day, oh great and powerful Goddess, that I may mirror Your presence throughout my day. In return, I shall praise You always, and lay amber before Your image, consigning it to the sacred fires that burn when the day is at its longest. Hail Freya, shining Goddess of gold. I praise You.
The card to the left reads:
Out of the morning land, over the snowdrifts, beautiful Freya came tripping to Scoring. White were the moorlands, and frozen before her; green were the moorlands, and blooming behind her. Out of her gold locks, shaking the spring flowers; out of her garments, shaking the south wind around in the birches, awaking the throstles, and making chaste. Housewives all long for their heroes home, loving and love-giving, came she to Scoring.
(If you have any questions about the altar/what’s on it/why something’s there, just ask away!)
My beautiful altar. The poor thing was thrown away by the dumpster. And I felt the need to refurbish her, and give her a proper home.
Apple Cranberry candles, Godiva Liqueur and plenty of red flowers. For you Freya!
