Daily Magical Influences

A is Athame, the knife that we use.
B is for Beltaine, when partners we choose.

C is for Circle where we all are one.

D is for Deosil, path of the Sun.

E is for Esbat, when we gather round.

F is for Fire and it's crackling sound.

G is for Goddess in beauty and love.

H is the Horned One, our Father above.

I is for Imbola, candles light the way.

J is for June when it's Midsummer's day.

K is for Karma, the things that we do.

L is for Lammas, harvest's almost through!

M is for Moon, riding way up so high.

N is for Nighttime, which darkens the sky.

O is for Ostara, when we hunt for eggs.

P is for Pan, with hairy goat legs.

Q is the Quarters and there are just four.

R is the Rites when we open the Door.

S is for Samhain, end of the year.

T is for Tarot cards, futures to hear.

U is Undines from the watery West.

V is Vervain for protection and rest.

W's Widdershins, the path of the moon.

X is the sign that's the sign of the God.

Y is for Yule and the sun's return.

Z is the , 12 sings to learn.

Blessed be!

Weekday	Planet	Magical Influences	Color Correspondences
Monday	Moon	Peace, healing, caring, psychic awareness	Gray, lavender, white, silver, ivory
Tuesday	Mars	Passion, courage, aggression, protection	Red, white, black, gray, maroon, scarlet
Wednesday	Mercury	Study, travel, divination, wisdom	Yellow, brown, white, topaz
Thursday	Jupiter	Expansion, money, prosperity, generosity	Green, turquoise, white, purple, crimson
Friday	Venus	Love, friendship, reconciliation, beauty	White, pink, rose, purple, coral
Saturday	Saturn	Longevity, endings, homes	brown, gray, blue, indigo, black
Sunday	Sun	Healing, spirituality, success, strength, protection	Yellow, orange, gold, amber

Date	Time	Eclipse type
February 6	10:56 pm	Solar	17° K 44'
February 20	10:27 pm	Lunar	1° F 53'
August 1	06:22 am	Solar	9° E 32'
August 16	05:11 PM	Lunar	24°K 21'

Planet	M Date	M Time	Direct Date	Direct Time
Mars	11/15/07	03:24 am	01/30/08	05:33 pm
Saturn	12/19/07	09:09 am	05/02/08	11:07 pm
Mercury	01/28/08	03:31 pm	02/18/08	09:57 pm
Pluto	04/02/08	05:23 am	09/08/08	11:14 pm
Jupiter	05/09/08	08:11 am	09/08/08	12:16 am
Mercury	05/26/08	11:48 am	06/19/08	10:31 am
Neptune	05/26/08	12:14 pm	11/02/08	01:38 am
Uranus	06/26/08	08:01 pm	11/27/08	11:08 am
Mercury	09/24/08	03:17 am	10/15/08	04:06 pm
Saturn	12/31/08	01:08 pm	05/16/08	10:06 pm

Month	Primary Name	Full Moon-New Moon	Alternate Name	Color Association
January The word January came from the Roman name for this month. It was named after the God Janus, who was the God with 2 faces. This was the God of the past and future, beginnings and endings. With January considered the first of the year, being named after Janus is almost perfect. This is the perfect time to put aside the old and the bad in your life and start anew with fresh new thoughts and goals.	Storm Moon A storm is said to rage most fiercely just before it ends, and the year usually follows suit.	Full-Jan 22 (08:35 am) New-Jan 08 (06:37 am)	Ice Moon Cold Moon	White
February Feb. 2 Imbolc Some say the name February came from the Goddess Februa, whowas also known as Juno Februa. Others say the name came from the God Februus, who is identified with the Roman God Pluto or Dis.	Chaste Moon The antiquated word for pure reflects the custom of greeting the new year with a clear soul.	Full-Feb 20 (10:30 pm) New-Feb 06 (10:44 pm)	Wild Moon Quickening Moon	Red
March March 20 Ostara The name March came from the God Mars, for this month was sacred to him. Mars is much like the other God's - Ares's (Greek), Tiu or Tiwaz (Central Europe), Teutates (celts), and Tyr (Norse).	Seed Moon Sowing season and symbol of the start of the new year.	Full-Mar 21 (02:40 pm) New-Mar 07 (12:14 pm)	Storm Moon	Green
April The name April comes from the Greek Goddess Aphrodite, who is identified with the Roman Goddess Venus. Though Easter is celebrated during this month, the word Easter comes from the Pagan Goddess Eostre (something else the Christians got from us). Eostre is the Goddess of Spring, fertilitly, and new life.	Hare Moon The sacred animal was associated in Roman legends with springtime and fertility.	Full-Apr 20 (06:25 am) New-Apr 05 (11:55 pm)	Planters Moon Wind Moon	Brown
May May 1 Beltane May is named after Maia, the most important of the seven sisters or pleiades. She is known to be the mother of Hermes. In Rome she was called Maius, Goddess of Summer.	Dyad Moon The Latin word for a pair refers to the twinstars of the constellation of Castor and Pollux.	Full-May 19 (10:11 pm) New-May 05 (08:18 am)	Frogs Moon Flower Moon	Pink
June June 20 Summer Solstice The name June comes from the Roman Great Mother Goddess Juno. She is the Goddess of fertility, love and marriage.	Mead Moon During late June and most of July the meadows, or meads, were mowed for hay.	Full-Jun 18 (01:30 pm) New-Jun 03 (03:22 pm)	Mead Moon Strong Sun Moon	Purple
July July is named for Julius Caesar.	Wort Moon When the sun was in Leo, the worts (from the Anglo-Saxon wyrt plant) were gathered to be dried and stored.	Full-Jul 18 (03:59 am) New-Jul 02 (10:18 pm)	Harvest Moon Blessing Moon	Green
August Aug. 1 Lammas Gathered harvest are celebrated during August, it's name is derivedto honor Augustus Caesar.	Barley Moon Persephone, virgin Goddess of rebirth, carries a sheaf of barley as a symbol of the harvest.	Full-Aug 16 (05:16 pm) New- Aug 30 (03:58 pm)	Barley Moon Corn Moon	Yellow
September Sept. 22 Fall Equinox Septem was the seventh month in the old Roman Calandar. The name was just modified and added to the newer calendars as they came.	Blood Moon Marking the season when domestic animals were sacrificed for winter provisions. Libra's full moon occasionally became the Wine Moon when a grape harvest was expected to produce a superior vintage.	Full-Sep 15 (05:13 am) New- Sep 29 (04:12 am)	Harvest Moon	Brown
October Oct. 31 Samhain/ Halloween Octem was the 8th month in the old Roman calendar. The name Blood Moon comes from the custom of killing and salting down live stock for the upcoming winter months, not from sacrifice as some think.	Snow Moon Scorpio heralds the dark season when the sun is at iss lowest and the first snows fly.	Full-Oct 13 (04:02 pm) New-Oct 28 (07:14 pm)	Hunters Moon	Blue
November The ninth month in the old roman calandar. In Celtic traditions it is the beginning of the new year, considered a month of beginnings and endings.	Oak Moon The sacred tree of the Druids and the Roman God Jupiter is most noble as it withstands winter storms.	Full-Nov 13 (01:17 am) New-Nov 27 (11:54 am)	White Moon Mourning Moon	Green
December Dec. 21 Winter Solstice This was the tenth month in the Old Roman calendar. In the old Tibetan calendar December first was the beginning of the new year.	Wolf Moon The fearsome nocturnal animal represents the "night" of the year.	Full-Dec 12 (11:37am) New-Dec 27 (07:22am)	Long Moon Long Nights Moon	Red

Essential Oils	Herbs	Herbs continued
Rose Apple Jasmine Lavender Rosemary Cinnamon Chamomile Carnation Cedar Cucumber Pine Hyssop White copal Bergamot Safe Lemon Star anise Water Lilly Eucalyptus Patchouli Honeysuckle	Myrrh resin Orris root Meadow sweet Powdered oak bark Mugwort Star anise Dried cinnamon bark Pine bark Frankincense Benzoin White sage Dittany of Crete Cedar (bark chips / powdered bark) Sandalwood Wormwood (leaf) Mullein leaves Dried holly (mistletoe, pine or other ?) Powdered lavender Dried pine / pine needles Vegetable glycerin	Dry cinque foil Dried rose petals Dried Iris, Rose or Lavender Dried juniper Rose water Powdered hawthorn wood Blessed thistle Dried mandrake root Powdered myrrh Lemon zest Poppy seed Dried patchouli Storax Dried white sage Dried hyssop Dried lavender Dragon’s blood resin Dried patchouli leaf