Hey everyone!

A few friends and I will be opening a shop soon and will be offering prayer beads, magickal and mundane jewelry, dream catchers, spell kits, seasonal products, natural remedies and cosmetics, soaps, teas, handmade ritual tools, and more! 

For now the shop will be online based and news will come to my followers first. 

What items would you be interested in seeing in the shop first?

Monday (12/31)

• New Year’s Eve
• Feast of Sekhmet
• Hogmany

Happy New Year 2013!

Welcome to January!

• Hot Tea Month
• National Oatmeal Month
• National Soup Month

Tuesday (1/1)

• Sacred to Janus
• Sacred to the Fates
• Sacred to Bertha
• Sacred to the Morrigan
• Sacred to all Japanese household gods
• New Year’s Day
• Sacred to Mary, Mother of God

Wednesday (1/2)

• Sacred to Aset
• Sacred to Inanna

Thursday (1/3)

• Sacred to Dionysus
• Sacred to the Deer Mothers

Friday (1/4)

Saturday (1/5)

• Twelfth Night

Sunday (1/6)

• Feast of Epiphany
• Day of the Triple Goddess
• Sacred to Kore

Monday (12/24)

• National Egg Nog Day
• Christmas eve
• National Chocolate Day
• Final day of the Midwinter Festival

Tuesday (12/25)

• Christmas
• Invicti Solis
• National Pumpkin Pie Day
• Birth of Heru, the child of Aset

Wednesday (12/26)

• Kwanzaa begins
• Sacred to Frau Sonne
• Sacred to Igaehindvo
• Sacred to Star Faery
• Sacred to Sunne
• Sacred to Yemaya

Thursday (12/27)

• Make Cut Out Snowflakes Day
• Sacred to Freya

Friday (12/28)

• Full Moon
• Day of Sekhmet going Forth to Letopolis

Saturday (12/29)

• Sacred to Artemis
• Sacred to Andromeda
• Sacred to Ariadne

Sunday (12/30)

Monday (12/17)

• Saturnalia begins

Tuesday (12/18)

• Midwinter Festival begins
• Bake cookies Day
• Sacred to Diav
• Sacred to Epona

Wednesday (12/19)

• Look for an Evergreen Day
• Festival of Opalia
• Pongoi (Hindu Solstice)
• Sacred to Sankrant

Thursday (12/20)

• Sacred to Tsa Chun
• Festival of Modras-Nach

Friday (12/21)

• Feast of Aset
• Alban Arthuan
• Sacred to The Horned God
• Yule
• Winter Solstice

Saturday (12/22)

Sunday (12/23)

• Laurentina
• Balomain

Monday (12/10)

• Sacred to the French goddess Liberty
• Festival of Lux Mundi
• Eskimos pay homage to the spirits of slaughtered whales

Tuesday (12/11)

• Sacred to Bruma
• Sacred to Arrianrhod
• Sacred to Yuki Onne

Wednesday (12/12)

• Poinsettia Day
• Our Lady of Guadalupe
• Sacred to Coatlique
• Sacred to Tonantain
• Sacred to the Black Madonna

Thursday (12/13)

• New Moon
• St. Lucia Day
• Sacred to Koto-Haijmabegis
• Sacred to Demeter

Friday (12/14)

• Thoth sends Bast and Sekhmet to guide Egypt
• Halcyon Daysstort
• Hopi Soyal Festival

Saturday (12/15)

• Sacred to Alcyone
• Hanukkah ends at sunset

Sunday (12/16)

• Sacred to Sophia
• Sacred to Athena
• Sacred to Ma’at
• Sacred to Sapientia
• Sacred to Kista
• Sacred to Minerva
• Sacred to the Shekinah
• Sacred to the Spider Woman
• Sacred to the Hawk Maiden

I have a student again for the the first time in over a year. I’m actually really excited!  I’m also in the process of starting a new coven, so this year’s PBP posts will coincide with what I’m teaching that week. :)

I’m also fiddling with the idea of offering something of a correspondence course for teaching those that for one reason or another can’t find a teacher. If anyone is interested in this idea, let me know! The course would essentially be Wicca 101, though I would expand it if there was enough interest. It would be completely free, and the assignments would (for the most part) be the same as the assignments I give my in-person students. 

I do teach according to the tradition my first few covens created, though as I said, it’s focus is Wicca 101. After that course students would have the choice to be initiated as a first degree and be part of our tradition and a part of the coven I’m currently creating. 

Feel free to message me for more information

Sorry this is late! I’m in the middle of final exams and it slipped my mind. 

Monday (12/3)

Tuesday (12/4)

• Santa’s List Day

Wednesday (12/5)

Thursday (12/6)

• St. Nicholas Day

Friday (12/7)

• Letter Writing Day (good day to do holiday cards)
• Sacred to Demeter

Saturday (12/8)

• Immaculate Conception
• Hanukkah begins at sunset

Sunday (12/9)

• My birthday!
• Christmas Card Day (I normally post my cards this day, but since it’s a Sunday… .)
• St. Juan Diego 
• Visitation of the Virgin de Guadalupe

Monday (11/26)

• Sacred to all Tibetan gods of light and fire

Tuesday (11/27)

• Sacred to Gujeswari
• Sacred to Sarasvati
• Sacred to Lakshmi and Parvati

Wednesday (11/28)

• Full Moon 9:46 am EST 
• Lunar eclipse 9:33 am EST
• Feast of Hathor and Sekhmet
• Day of prolonging life and the goodness of Ma’at
• Sacred to Sophia

Thursday (11/29)

• Sacred to the sons of the god Saturn

Friday (11/30)

• Sacred to Andros
• Sacred to Skadi

Saturday (12/1)

Sunday (12/2)

Monday (11/19)

Tuesday (11/20)

• Day of Sekhmet and the Purifying Flame
• Sacred to Demeter

Wednesday (11/21)

• Sacred to Kukulcan
• Sacred to Chango
• Sacred to Damballah
• Sacred to Quetzalcoatl
• Sacred to Tammuz

Thursday (11/22)

• U.S. Thanksgiving Day
• Feast of Palu
• Sacred to Ullr

Friday (11/23)

• U.S. Black Friday
• Sacred to Konohana-Hime

Saturday (11/24)

• Day of Offerings to Sekhmet
• Sacred to All Egyptian goddesses of light and birth

Sunday (11/25)

• Celtic Tree Month of Elder begins
• Sacred to Persephone/Kore
• Sacred to Proserpina
• Sacred to Arrianrhod
• Sacred to Catherine

Monday (11/12)

• Aset seeks the body of Wasir
• Sacred to Jupiter

Tuesday (11/13)

• New Moon 5:08 pm EST
• Solar ecplipse 5:17 pm EST
• Aset grieves the loss of Wasir
• Sacred to Feronia
• Sacred to Juno
• Sacred to Minerva
• Sacred to Jupiter

Wednesday (11/14)

• Aset rejoices as she finds Wasir
• Sacred to Moccas
• Sacred to Befana
• Sacred to Mayaual, Rumina, and Surabhi.

Thursday (11/15)

• Islamic New Year
• Sacred to Ferona

Friday (11/16)

• Night of Hekate
• Festival of Bastet
• Sacred to Lakshmi

Saturday (11/17)

• Take a Hike Day
• World Peace Day
• Homemade bread day

Sunday (11/18)

• Occult Day
• Sacred to Ardvi