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The moon seemed to take over the sun, shrouding parts of South America and the southern Pacific in complete darkness — during the day.
The path of Tuesday’s total solar eclipse included Chile and Argentina, where people brought out special glasses, and even suits, to witness the celestial show.
The eclipse path also fell on scientific facilities such as La Silla Observatory in Chile and the Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory, also in Chile.
PHOTOS: Solar Eclipse Shrouds Parts Of South America In Temporary Darkness
Photos: Martin Bernetti/AFP/Getty Images and Marcelo Hernandez/Getty Images
🌷🌿 Spring Witchcraft 🌿🌷
a list of things to do through the spring months, as a witch 🌷
🌿 studying flower and herb correspondences for spellwork
🌿 going outside and letting the wind and sun hit you to recharge
🌿 putting your bare feet in grass or soil and imagining being rooted to the earth to help with grounding
🌿 planting wildflowers around your house to save those bees baby
🌿 working with fae and other nature spirits and guardians
🌿 starting an herb or vegetable garden
🌿 spring cleaning to get rid of any old energy and welcome new, clean energy
🌿 opening your windows and letting spring breeze into your home to invigorate you
🌿 harvesting flowers to use for spells (ask nature spirits for permission first and maybe leave a lil somethin in its place as an offering)
🌿 making sunwater/flower teas
🌿 making wishes on dandelions
🌿 spells involving new ideas, growth, and refreshing your mind and body
Let’s Talk Litha!: Celebrating the Summer Solstice
June 21st marks this year’s Summer Solstice - the Sabbat known as Litha (or Midsummer)! If you celebrate the Wheel of the Year, Litha is one of the key points in the calendar: The summer solstice marks the Sun’s peak of power, and also marks the longest day in the year!
Litha, or, The Summer Solstice
Litha marks the longest day of the calendar year - the Summer Solstice - and is positioned at the bottom, Southernmost quarter point in the Wheel of Year. Traditionally, this is a great time to commune and connect with the Sun, do solar magic, and use the Sun’s peak power to spellcast, charge, and cleanse.
Colors: Red, orange, and other fiery, bold tones
Incense & Scents: Dragon’s blood, orange, musks (personal correspondences here - use your own for max results!)
Altar Setup: Find stones and crystals that have washed up on the summer shore, local flowers, seasonal fruits, and plenty of candles. A bonfire is traditional (a red candle is practical!)
The Litha Feast: What would a Sabbat be without a feast? Litha is a perfect time to eat outdoors (if possible!). Traditional foods include herbed breads and pastries (baked!), desserts and dishes with summer fruits (try berries, stone fruits, or citrus, depending on what’s local to you!), cold cooked poultry for our omnivore witches, and flower or berry wines. More modern foods for Litha could include potato salads, dishes made with lavender or sorrel, peppery foods, or dandelion greens.
Litha Traditions:
Light a bonfire and jump over it (if it’s small enough!) to cleanse yourself of past ills.
Stay up on Midsummer Eve to wait for the rising sun.
Dispose of old amulets in the Litha fire.
Work magic with stone circles.
Make speeches to Fortuna, the lady of Fortune (is my Hellenic Revivalism showing?).
Phone past friends and invite them over.
Honor the Oak tree by paying one a visit in your local neighborhood.
Lead the way to your Litha celebration with a torchlit procession (or lantern or sparkler-lit, as it were!).
Magic for Litha: Healing, purification, cleansing, fire, protection, rebirth, power, sun magic, magic with stones and crystals, reaffirmations, and oaths.
Have at it, witches! (and link me to your Litha altars/plans/feasts! I’m a sucker for peeking on all your aesthetics & magics :>)
Soft and wholesome Litha activities:
make flower crowns
dance with bare feet in the grass
go swimming while the sun rises
make honey cakes
eat a lot of fresh fruits
lay in the sun(with sunblock)
make smores over a bonfire
pick wildflowers
run and dance with the wind
take a nap in the fresh air
open your windows if it’s not too hot
sing with the birds
play with the bees
embrace nature as freely as you please
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🔥☀️ Litha for Lazy Witches ☀️🔥
Litha, also known as the Summer Solstice and Midsummer, marks the official start of summer. It’s also the longest day of the year, meaning the most amount of daylight. The sun is central in summer solstice celebrations.
Crystals:
Fire opal.
Carnelian.
Citrine.
Pyrite.
Sunstone.
All green stones (esp. jade and emerald).
Diamond.
Quartz.
Fluorite.
Tiger’s eye.
Pearl.
Activities:
Light a candle, incense, or start a bonfire.
Take a bath with gold/yellow bath bombs or corresponding herbs and flowers.
Sunbathe.
Watch the sunrise or sunset.
Meditate.
Leave offerings for the Fae.
Try divination using fire scrying.
Create a flower crown.
Herbs/Flowers/Scents:
Daisies.
Marigolds.
Carnations.
Roses.
Sunflowers.
Chamomile.
Parsley.
Frankincense.
Lemon.
Lily.
Hydrangea.
Orchids.
Sandalwood.
Thyme.
Sage.
Peonies.
Mint.
Myrrh.
Colors:
Gold.
Yellow.
Orange.
Red.
Green.
Blue.
Trees:
Oak.
Decorations:
Candles.
Sea shells.
Herbs.
Flowers.
Crystals.
Feathers.
Oak leaves.
Symbols of the sun.
Blessed Litha!!! ☀🍉🐝🌻
☀️ Litha Altar