Showing posts with label spring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spring. Show all posts

Monday, October 15, 2012

Ostara Altar



Hi there.

This is what my altar is currently looking like.

As this altar is focusing on celebrating Ostara, the colours are reflecting spring in all her glory.


 Green for the main altar cloth to symbolise the green grass we see at the start of spring.
Purple for the secondary altar cloth as it reflects the flowers shooting up.
A large pink candle at the back in the center to show the prettiness in spring.
I have been lighting this candle every day since I prepared the altar.

Today I also added a silver candle to the left, and a gold candle to the right, to symbolise the goddess moon and god sun. Some days I’ve just had the pink candle, other days I’ve also had two white tapered candles burning. Just depends on what I feel called to each day.




You can also see that I have a little piece of white cloth at the very front of the altar. After I’ve finished lighting the candles, I like to choose a rune for my morning reading. Today’s was “Teiwaz”. It focuses on leadership, balance, logical thought and self-sacrifice. Not so much on the leadership or self-sacrifice today, but there was a bit of balance that I felt. Namely, the balance between spending time with a friend and the balance of home time. I needed a bit of both today.

Magical Blessings,














Rosalinda.

Thursday, September 23, 2010

Spring Time!

Pretty spring picture


It is officially spring today in Armidale. For those of you who live on the coast, all you need to know is that it takes some time for the outback weather to catch up on the newspost of what season we're now in.

Anyway, since the start of spring (1st Sept) it has been rainy, cold, miserable, depressing and definitely non-spring weather to say the least.

So I woke up today, the sun is shining, and by 8:30am I'm walking around in t-shirt and shorts. Unusual. Yes. Exciting. YES!!!!

I am completely happy that spring has now seemed to arrived. Considering I come from the coast, it is completely different for me to realise, that hey, there ARE four seasons in a year. I've been through Autumn (slightly cold), Winter (bloody freezing, put on heaps of layers), and now Spring, where so far, it's time to take off the multiple layers and enjoy the sunshine.
So, I am off to enjoy the sunshine and warmness while we have it.
Butterflies and love,
Rosalinda xoxo.

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