Beltaine is the celebration of fertility, that of the Earth
and all life. The energies of this
Sabbat are focused on creation and nurturing.
If you are looking forward to accomplishing some creative endeavor, such
as writing a book, planting a garden, becoming pregnant, etc. use the energies
you generate to help you accomplish these things. But please remember, after we plant the seed
we must continue to nurture and work on our project in order to keep it growing
and become successful.
Here are some suggestions for things to do for Beltaine:
1.
To make your own
ritual oil for Beltaine, use equal amounts of these oils and add to 3 parts of
base oil. Allow to sit on your altar to
absorb the energies of this Sabbat.
Ritual
Oils: Passion Flower, Rose, Tuberose, and Vanilla
Another great way to celebrate Beltaine is to create a "May Basket" This is another powerful
fertility symbol used in this Sabbat.
The basket is symbolic as the Goddess' womb and of the
sacred marriage. It was filled with plants and flowers, and would seem that
life "sprung forth" from it.
This can be easily done with one of those hanging baskets and you add
the flowers to it. Keep the basket and
care for it as a symbol of those things you are working to create during this
season of growth.
3.
If you live in an area where you can have a bonfire
(even a small one), sit around the bonfire and spend some time communicating
with your ancestors or others who has crossed over. Ask those on the other side to give you help
and guidance during the growing season. The
next day, after the ashes are completely cool, sprinkle the ashes around the outside
of your home to protect and bless your home and flower gardens.
4.
This is also a good time to do some fairie magic. You can leave some oatmeal and honey outside
to attract them and grant you some of their good luck.
tThe important thing to remember is to connect with the energies of this Sabbat and use them to bring about the changes and growth you want in your life.
May the God and Goddess bless you and your endeavors and may you continue to grow spiritually.
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