5 Witchcraft Rites for Summer || Seasonal Witchcraft
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
- Summer is definitely my time of year, I love everything about it, not just the warmth but being able to embrace my practice outdoors, Witchcraft takes on a special meaning for me in the summer, with fire energy being at the fore, Fae magick and water magick making your summer beautiful, wondrous and fun.
Seasonal Magick is very much part of being a traditional witch, and I always encourage people to get outside during this season and practice their magick outdoor - great things will come from it.
This is the second in my seasonal magick series - WATCH the whole playlist here:
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I struggle to enjoy the summer months as the intense heat and my light sensitivity flare up my chronic illness but stargazing on a perfect and quiet summer night is my favorite ritual of all time. 🌌🌠
Same. 100%! ❤
Me too! 🫂♥️I do love summer evenings though.
The heat drains me completely
I literally can not stand the summer, its the only season I dred
I love the heat, but yes my autoimmune disorders don't like it nor the cold.
Oh, then I should move to England because I suffer from the hot 😂
Oh me, too!! I'm an autumn witch for certain!
@@ItsJustJessOkay Ditto! I moved to a very temperate rainforest from the desert. I love the cool, wet, mild temperatures here. It's so green! Happy green witch here.
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We always leave milk & buttered honey bread out for our fae friends in our garden!
Hello Ginny, hope your having a great Saturday. Today there was a thunderstorm where I live in Staffordshire, and whilst it was happening, my pendulum told me there was a brownie in my living room.
Summer is my time too !!❤ i loooove the sun☀️
I almost forgot Blessings from US 🌄
If you want warmth, come to Houston Tx
Thank goodness! A new Ginny video! Truly love your channel and sending warm wishes and warm hugs your way! Thank you for such enjoyable and inspiring videos! 🌞💛🌞💛
I also had a funny moment earrrrly this morning…about 2:30 am I could not for the life of me find my toddler’s pacifier and I had a thought ‘ what would Ginny do?’ I proceeded with my pendulum because I was convinced maybe a mischievous fae took it as a prank but lo behold I found it under my toddler as he slept🤣…needless to say I acquired more pacifiers today even tho I am trying to get him to stop at least for my sanity!
Ginny, I'm Asthmatic, so Summer and I don't like each other at all
Winter is my favorite season
Summer 🌞 solstice is June 21st.
Usually, but 2024 is a leap year so the longest day is June 20th 💜
Edit: In the northern hemisphere
@@brightthembo Yeah, around then.
Thank you for another wonderful video. I love aspects of each season but I do love the sun and bees, respecting and appreciating their importance. I like to make a little bee bath/drinking area using a small, shallow bowl, some marbles and fill with a little water.
Don't forget to fertilize your roses as they get ready to bloom!
New gardener here..how do you fertilise yours?
@@daniellemarie8793 roses have specific nutritional needs, so get a fertilizer that is labeled for them specially. Use the measuring guides on the box and water accordingly. It's easy to over water and allow mold to infest the roots so inspect regularly. Watch the color of the leaves to help you keep everything in balance.
I live in a semi arid climate, so I usually fertilize once a month during blooming and cut the spent flowers to encourage new blossoms. But it's been a strange year with heavy rain so I have been fertilizing whenever I notice the leaves turning yellow as the nutrients wash out of the soil.
I have pictures of bees on kitchen things my plants have bees on them. My daughter and grand daughter like bees
Thank you Ginny. Here in Maryland our summers begin in June, July and August (very hot and humid the last 2 months) I prefer spring and enjoy all seasons. There is always a reason for the changes ha Cheers
I love in florida and summer is too hot too long. September can be our hottest month.
Thank you Ginny for sharing!!!! I love the idea of lighting a candle to honor the sun God, I had a beautiful Beltane morning to welcome back the sun, and Awakening Mother Earth it was a very early and beautiful morning
I also love the summer, and when in spring one can feel the heat of the sun after a cold winter. I can easily understand why our ancestors whorshoped the sun. In Norway bonfire on Mayday, or the night before is not common. We do have large bonfires on midsummer tho. And, specially in my part of the country, we celebrate the night before whitsunday with bonfire. And then it is importatnt to make as much smoke as possible. This year it will be on the 18 th of May, the day after our National day. And we he the following monday off as well.
My daughter got me similar earrings with the same fish and same color - gold a couple of weeks ago. I love them!
Thank you!
i HATE SUMMER it get 120 here in desert So.Cali....RAIN RAIN COME MY WAY !
It's still springtime.
Summer months are June, July, and August.
only in your eyes, nature religions tend to be more forwards.
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blessings can you please sort out the "white sage"conumdrum ..it is driving me mad!! as you know the exeter cheifs had to change there logo ..contriversual i know but i bett your ancestesers was dancing about a fire white sage burning..blessings.
We have been burning herbs for cleansing purposes for ever. The American Native smudge ceremony might be a closed ritual, but I do not perform that particular ritual - I perform my own cultural one. They are very similar and to say that it is cultural appropriation is a nonsense. I might as well say the native Americans are culturally appropriating my rituals. We might not have had white sage, but we certainly burnt sage in smudging rituals. Even the word smudge is English, not Native American - they have their own words for their own ritual in their own language. Does that help?
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