Thursday, July 16, 2020

Join me at Templefest 2020


TEMPLEFEST 2020
This year is going virtual and will be incredible.


This year 2020, I have had the honor (and the incredible privilege) of being invited to be part of Templefest, the midsummer festival that is organized every year by "The Temple Of Witchcraft", an incredible organization that I invite you to follow On social media if you are interested in learning more about these esoteric topics, that's why here below I leave you with links to follow them.


This year is also the first time that this event will be held completely online, and that is great, because it will allow the regular attendees of the event to continue being part of it without the current "risk to contact" as a measure of Caution, but also, it will allow all those who do not have the possibilities to travel to the event, to be part of it, this time from home.

The event will last a whole day, it includes about ten classes with incredible teachers, and various rituals that will be performed online, so I hope that you too can come and be part of the event.


About my Class for the Templefest 2020


Templefest presenting Elhoim Leafar
Saturday, August 22 at 3 PM US east coast time 
with Elhoim Leafar


Money is not everything, but if you want to live fully during your time on this physical plane, it is best if you have certain resources, and many of those resources are only acquired through an energetic transaction. Money - from bills and coins to checks and electronic transfers - is a physical manifestation of your inner abundance, energetic expression of your own karmic, and individual wealth. The better you understand it, the better your access to that abundant life will be.

In this workshop, we will focus and speak openly about that relationship that is so difficult to understand: the relationship between Witches and Mages with money. Answer such common questions as "why is it so difficult for many members of our community to get it? what is wrong with those prosperity spells we are doing ourselves? is it acceptable to ask the divine for assistance for ourselves? what mistakes are we making when evoking money in our own lives?"

We will open this talk with a ritual to attract money, and close with some tips to use in rituals for money, abundance, and good fortune.


Wednesday, July 15, 2020

About the Tarot...


About the Tarot
How was my beginning learning the Tarot?
and a couple of tips that I like to share for beginners.


Hello, lovers and beautiful creatures, for all those who visit my blog continuously, and welcome the new readers who are arriving every week. I recently had an interesting conversation with my friend Andrew via Instagram live, the expert tarot reader, and the next day my friend Carlos José came to me for some advice, I gave him a couple of tips, which I leave you here in addition to the end of the post, and I take advantage of answering here something that I am usually asked in workshops and classes, about how I started in the Tarot, and what methods I know related to it, so take me about 10 minutes to write this, I hope it is useful in some way.


"Remember that each learning and experience process is individual, embrace each step of your own process, and learn at your own pace."


My Background on the subject.


My first Tarot deck came to me through the hands of my mother, although it came indirectly, I was initiated from a very young age in Candomblé and later in Lucumi (Santeria), my mother was initiated into Venezuelan Spiritism in 1996, in Palo Mayombe in 1999, and in Santeria Lukumi, in Cuba, in 2001, shortly before I was also initiated.

In conventional Venezuelan spiritualism, all forms of divination are welcome, they are all respected, but not copied by other individuals, the idea is that each person handles between one to two different methods of divination. Divination I consider that it has always been one of those topics that I am most passionate about, along with the invocations and magic of dreams, it is one of the topics that I read and research the most, so I had all the interest in learning any form of possible divination.

In 2004, my mother bought a deck of cards and started an eight-month course to learn how to read the tarot, and to be a tarot player, or as we colloquially say in Venezuela, a "card reader". After the first five months, my mother decided to leave the course to dedicate herself to other things, and she left her deck of cards lying on the side of the closet, the truth that from the beginning, this was more a whim for her than a real need She is very good at reading snails, bones, and tobacco, so this is not really what she needed, but she is always trying to learn new things, especially in the esoteric field.

Back then I used to sit down to watch TV after school (I was back then at the military school), so when I got home I put a certain TV channel where they covered occult and magic topics every afternoon "De Que vuelan, vuelan" (may they fly, yes they fly), it was a Colombian TV that was broadcast in Venezuela by cable signal, and every afternoon, this show was my moment of privacy with zero interruptions.

In the case previously, I had borrowed the tarot instruction manual, which came along with my mother's deck of cards, because I was really interested in learning, but I didn't have the cards with me, only the manual.

On one occasion in this TV show that I mentioned earlier, they were having an enriching talk about the tarot and the conventional methods to read it, I immediately ran to get paper and pencil and take notes of all their advice, the basic and essential print runs, the order in which the tarot cards should be read, how to identify the symbolism and representations in each card, how to ask the right questions ? etc ...

I wrote down practically everything in this notebook, and a few days later I started practicing with my mother's deck of cards (initially without her permission), so every afternoon I sat down to decipher a letter, and took notes of it in this notebook, after a couple of months my mom came home early, found me with her tarot deck and a notebook, it was all very funny, but far from getting angry I take advantage of this in a good way to attract more customers to the home, but ... It taught me that I was doing something wrong, I was interpreting the letters superficially, but I was not connecting with them, so here came the difficult part of the process.

This is the part that I always mention as "difficult", for me it was not, but I know that most people are so focused on the goal that they do not want to live the process, they want quick results and therefore they do everything wrong, Every time I mention this, I hear an answer "but that's a lot of work", well, I suppose not all of us take things so seriously.



The rigorous ritual

My mother took the letters with her, mixed them together several times, lit a white candle and an incense stick, then said to me, close your eyes and don't ask questions, let the letters speak to you, let them give you the message that you need to receive, instead of just answering the things that you want to know, now, "take a card from the deck", I extracted a letter (Two of clubs), then he made me write an entire page about all the symbolism what I saw in the letter, what I interpreted in this letter, the colors I saw, and every possible detail.

Then he made me compare my notes with what the instruction manual said, to compare, understand another perspective from another point of view of someone with more experience, or at least, the point of view of someone who knows the basic rules of tarot, and this in divination is important.

After this he told me, take this letter now and put it under the pillow, tomorrow you change it for another letter, so you are going to connect with the letter and its energy. I did so, and the next day we repeated the ritual, with a different card, and we continued like this day after day, for almost two months until we had consecrated each Tarot card.

Yes, it sounds rigorous, especially now that we want everything fast and easy, but every time I tried to complain, my mother would tell me, "This is not a game, the people who come to consult with you are trusting you, that you, if you are good enough, you are going to know their secrets, and you are going to see things in the letters that they do not know, or that they know but they don't want anyone else to know, and that takes time, we already have enough phonies out there charging for this work and making us all look bad in the process, so we must do twice as much. ”

So after that "verbal rinse" he gave me, I couldn't debate, and I continued with the process, every time we got up from the table he would extinguish the candle, and the next day he would light it again, if the candle It just ended we lit another one, some days my mom placed a glass of water or an incense stick next to the candle, always affirming "the light is to give you clarity, wisdom, and understanding."

If a letter seemed difficult to understand (the six of cups, death, the hanged), she analyzed it together with me, so she also learned in the process. And he kept repeating to me, especially when I was bored, "what you do quickly is not useful, and what you learn quickly, you forget quickly", or "if you want good results you have to put dedication and heart, this is not something that you learn from one day to the next ”.

So we continue with this ritual, day after day. The letters that he had already read and interpreted, we placed in a separate place, far from the others that were “the unknown”, and so day after day, letter after letter, he began to interpret.

My mother pointed out that one of the big mistakes that many make is that they bought a tarot deck, read the instructions quickly, began to consult, and then made serious mistakes in the process, gave inappropriate advice, or spent too much time watching a letter trying to decipher what this symbolized, instead I was doing it beforehand, besides she always repeated "in the end, you will be so good that you will thank me and you will remember me", and the truth is that it was.

At the end of these intense weeks, I simply started doing readings for my sisters, my mother, my aunts, and little by little my mother began to bring her own clients to consult with me, that way she could take care of the busiest part of her work, such as preparing Cleansing and "limpias" for visitors.

Loading the letters

I have never shared this charging ritual with anyone before, I am writing it word for word from my personal Grimoire.

My friends, Celia, Cynthia, and Alfonso, were also starting in the tarot, I was a little more advanced than them, but Celia and Alfonso read a lot about astrology, so we spent a lot of time sharing notes on these topics.

We organize this brief lunar ritual weeks in advance, prepare a blend of herbal oil with rosemary and basil, moisten some cloth ribbons with the oil, let them drain and dry for a few hours, and on the night of the new moon (the indicated time to start new processes, studies, and projects), we tied (each one his) our card decks with the ribbon, we tied a small knot for them, and we left them on the altar for the following nights, lighting a stick of incense every two or three nights until the full moon, and with the full moon, we untied the knot, and began to work again with the tarot cards.

From that night on (and those who know magic will understand what I mean), the cards felt different, lighter in a way, they moved better in our hands, they were easier to interpret, obviously, we were still studying different books that we later bought, but the letters now felt more attached to us than before, felt less as an instrument of divination and more as an extension of ourselves.

Collecting decks

Over time I am interested in acquiring other decks of cards, not for collection reasons, but for educational purposes, because the more you carefully study a new deck of cards, the more you begin to understand certain details of the deck of cards that already has more time with you.

So I have acquired many others, I even have a small deck of cards just for my meditation and personal research, the one that I use to consult certain questions about myself (the taboo), and to perform some spells with the Tarot, like those that I always recommend in my books, how to tie a letter from lovers to attract love, but the letter of the star in the wallet for money, sleep with the letter of the moon under the pillow to enter more easily the world of the dreams, place the letter of justice on your legal documents to put the judgment in your favor, or on one occasion, burn the letter of the devil and mix his ashes with blood and earth from a nearby cemetery to nullify a hex on a small child he was in serious health in the hospital.

Other tips

I personally do not believe in doing tarot readings during eclipses, or even putting your cards out of place during an eclipse day, we are working with two stars that are dancing with each other, bringing their own omens, and passive energy eclipsing At active energy (literally eclipsing), reading the tarot on this occasion does not seem to be the most indicated, I do not recommend it, but if someone decides to do it, that is a matter of everyone's faith.

Burn a little incense near your cards from time to time, especially if you have been doing many readings in a row, to cleanse your own individual connection to the Tarot and thus dissipate any extra energy from a consultant.

Do not let the consultant touch your cards, many people in different traditions repeat that it is not okay when someone else touches your deck of cards, others consider that the correct thing is for the consultant to always draw a card, I personally do not recommend it, the letters They have a psychic link that runs directly to you, letting someone (especially a consultant with doubts and some fear of the future) touch your cards, it's like giving control of the TV to the neighbor while you are watching a show at your house, then He does not know what to do with it, he does not know what buttons to touch, he does not know how to use it, and he is totally unaware, that same uncertainty that the person has, will soon be reflected in the reading of letters.

Practice with the new moon, it is the best time (in my experience) for solo practice, the energy is renewing, it is a restart process, there is less residual energy in the atmosphere around us, it is a good time to carry Perform these meditations in private with your deck of cards.

Do not be afraid to ask, it is never too much to ask the client about something that you cannot understand in the deck of cards, signs, individuals, numerous, omens, shadows if you see something and do not understand its origin during the reading process, do not hesitate to ask the consultant, their answer can guide your interpretation.


"Remember that each learning and experience process is individual, embrace each step of your own process, and learn at your own pace."


with true love, Elo.



Sunday, July 12, 2020

Second New Moon in Cancer / Online Class: Rituals and Spells with Dreams.

New Moon in Cancer
July 20/2020




Greetings and hugs to all my readers who walk through this little virtual corner, this 2020 cycle we celebrate a second new moon in the astrological sign of Cancer, and this brings us interesting energy that we must work on.

Blessings…


The new moon is our appropriate moment of reflection, meditation, clarity, and introspection, it is the moment that we take advantage of to plan and plan our next steps, and begin to recharge our energies.

This moon once positioned in the astrological sign of Cancer (water moon), is a lunar phase focused on self-love and love for family, for friends and loved ones, for the appreciation of home and of our place in the world.

Motherhood, fertility, conception, fertility, as well as all matters related to the study of past lives, premonitions, and the world of dreams, all of this becomes vitally important during the moon in cancer.

The "unusual" of this moon, the fact of having a second moon in the same sign of Cancer, again, is a sign of the universe that is sending us to focus on those aspects, which for one reason or another (work, projects personal, aspirations, individual trauma) may be inevitably displaced.

This moon brings us to focus on working from within the home, from the family and individual aspect, from the couple relationship, and the relationship with our loved ones, to the way we feel that we are being treated by them.

During the moon in Cancer, there is also a certain tendency to sudden mood swings, indifference, depression, anxiety, and highs and lows in moods.


A new cycle…. That we had already started.


Only weeks ago we started a new cycle with the new moon in the sign of cancer, a cycle to strengthen and study our personal relationships with the moon. And now again, with a second new moon in Cancer, we are presented with a new cycle that will end a full moon in the next six months.

We can take this as an omen (both individually and at the community level), indicating that the next few months will put our interpersonal relationships to the test, and therefore the moon is resisting advancing to its next stop (the moon in Leo ), where we focus more on ourselves, and it is giving us the adequate energy to continue working a little more in our family relationships.

The new moon represents this monthly reset, which the moon performs to remind us how important it is to renew ourselves and to be ready to start again from scratch.

This powerful energy favors us to start and lay the foundations that will bring benefits, well beyond this lunar cycle. Now our love life can be more interesting. This New Moon in Cancer instills a deep feeling of belonging. There is a feeling that we have to go home one more time.

It is a good time to commit to personal goals that express the positive energies of the crab sign. These include honoring our deepest, most irrational, and most intimate feelings, acknowledging the sense of security that comes from whatever we call our home; leaving us to accept and offer support to others; and start a project aimed at improving our domestic life.

This New Moon in Cancer could mean an opportunity to restore broken connections and re-establish relationships that have been dissolved by stress or the passage of time. If someone comes back into our lives and we are not emotionally prepared to deal with it, let's listen to our instincts.


Rituals to perform with the energy of the moon.


The new moon is the right cycle to bless, perform and consecrate new talismans and amulets, and keep these on the altar charging their energy for two weeks until the full moon, to ensure that they have enough energy before being used.

This is a moon dedicated to the elemental spirits of water, those spirits and fairies that inhabit rivers, lakes, waterfalls, bodies of water, beaches, and oceans.

If you work with water-related magic, if your magical work includes the help of mermaids, undines, or other water gods and spirits, make use of blue candles and floral-scented incense to consecrate your magical work.


Seven-day magical work with Yemaya, goddess of the waters.


Yemaya is the Orisha and African goddess of salty waters, the sea, treasures, and material wealth. To get her blessing, if you are not initiated in any of the Afro-Caribbean religions, where she is usually venerated, you can perform this simple seven-day ritual to attract her blessing, which will manifest itself in economic opportunities, wealth and business.

Anoint seven blue candles with lavender or rose essential oil, I like to make drawings of moons, snails and stars on the candles, so as to "enchant" them with an extra touch, you can do this with a nail or a needle. And for the next seven days, you light a blue candle every morning until you finish with seven.

Start this ritual on the day of the new moon, or the next morning, if you wish, you can complement this simple ritual, decorating your altar or your space of power, with snails, ornaments, and ornaments with marine representations or figures of mermaids, even some White or pink roses will be welcome in this sacred space.

with love, Elo!


Remember to save your Spot for my next classes:

  • Rituals and Spells for Dreams (2 Hours class). July 19, 2020. CLICK HERE
  • Hexfest / Elhoim's three different classes. August 7/9 2020. CLICK HERE
  • Prosperity and Money Magick classes. August 22, 2020. CLICK HERE

And my book "The Magical Art Of Crafting Charm Bags" AVAILABLE HERE

Friday, July 3, 2020

The Bohiti or bohíque, the all-powerful witch doctor of the Taino Indians.


Hello dear reader, this is one of those complementary posts that I add to my virtual space every time I am preparing a class. I was preparing my workshop on Candomble and Umbanda for my next classes, but in a certain part of the workshop, I mentioned the magical and animistic culture of the Tainos (natives of the Caribbean).

I know that many may not be interested, but there are always people who want to hear what are the reliable sources on the subject, and well, on the practical side, the only source I have is my mother and I, but, on a theoretical level, Finding people who have written books or columns on the subject is difficult.

So I decided to translate here, directly from my books and magazines in Spanish, the material that I have about it on a theoretical level, I hope it will help you.


Taino Natives


The Taínos were the pre-Columbian inhabitants of the Bahamas, the Greater Antilles, and the northern Lesser Antilles. It is a town that came from South America, specifically from the mouth of the Orinoco River, Venezuela, passing from island to island, reducing or assimilating the oldest inhabitants, such as the Guanajatabeyes and the Ciguayos whose cultures They predate the arrival of the Taínos. The Taíno language belongs to the macroarahuacana linguistic family, which extends from South America through the Caribbean.

At the time of Christopher Columbus's arrival in 1492, there were five Taíno chieftains in the territory of Hispaniola (today Haiti and the Dominican Republic), each led by a chief cacique (chief), to whom tribute was paid. Puerto Rico was also divided into chiefdoms. The chief or chief of the tribe was paid a significant tribute. The caciques had the privilege of wearing gold pendants called chain, living in rectangular huts instead of oval ones that the inhabitants inhabited, and sitting on wooden stools when they received guests.


Taino Magic & Sorcery

The Taínos were a polytheistic and animistic culture, like most of the indigenous peoples of the Americas. The main divinity is YaYa. It is also known as Semign (which means "God" in the Taino Arawak language).

The word "cemí" whose meaning in the Taino language means "Angel", designates the spiritual beings of Taino mythology, and "Juracán" was the name that the Taínos gave to the atmospheric phenomena known today by hurricanes and tropical storms. In Taino belief, who really unleashed these hurricanes was Guabancex, who was accompanied by Guataubá and Cuatrisquie.

In the religious beliefs of the Taíno culture, the hupia are the spirits of the dead, and they differ from the goeiza: spirits of the living. Although the Goeiza life had a clear form, after death the spirit became known as a hupia and went to live in Coaybay.


Taino Witch-doctor


The "behique", "bohique" or "buhitío" was a necessary character in the entire tribe, and occupied a privileged position in the social pyramid after the cacique and the nitaínos. "They represented the level of social and religious development of the Taínos".

The Behiques possessed a "natural power" that made them respectable and feared persons. Like the majority of shamans, they were not priests, but primarily medical-sorcerers, although they also played the role of theologians, soothsayers, and prophets.

To become a Behique, extensive learning and many days of fasting, almost absolute, were required. "The fast that some did mainly the bahiks or priests or sorcerers... They fasted four months and more continuously, without eating anything, but only a certain juice of grass or herbs, that only to sustain them, that they did not die, was enough".



A fantasy about the Sacred ritual of the death
of the Taino Indians in the Dominican Republic
1999-2000. Made by David Cavada.


Among the functions they performed were:

  • Organize the cult: The Behiques or shamans, along with the caciques, were the hosts of religious ceremonies or rites. Among which stands out the rite of the Cohoba, in which, after several days of fasting, they inhaled a hallucinogen called “cohoba” which consisted of seeds from a tree known as “Anadenthera Peregrina” and burnt snail shells, both pulverized. This dust caused hallucinations and made them imagine that they had a talk with the gods, who gave them instructions on the actions they should take regarding certain situations. “The result was very dry and well-polished, tan-colored mixes”.
  • Communicate tribal traditions: The Behiques were also in charge of carrying out activities through which they transferred the knowledge acquired after many years of experience to the rest of the tribe, so that it was not lost with future generations. An example of these rites is the areito, in which, as in the cohoba rite, they used drugs with hallucinogens and danced to the rhythm of maracas and drums. Medical knowledge was not shared since it was reserved exclusively for future shamans, who were going to replace them in the exercise of witchcraft and curanderismo.
  • Educate the children of the caciques and be advisers to them: Being subordinate behiques close to the cacique, they entrusted them with the education of their children, trusting that the behique would guide them along the path that the gods had prepared for them.
  • Make the figures in honor of different cemíes: The behiques were in charge of making the representations of the gods using a wide variety of materials, such as stone and clay.
  • Curing the sick: The latter distinguished them more than the others due to their vast knowledge in botany, medicine, and other branches; which gave them the privilege of being the only ones in charge of this trade. Of course, these "doctors" of the tribe did not possess scientific knowledge of anatomy or physiology, they were purely intuitive. "They seem to have had some knowledge regarding the five main senses, considering that these functions put him in with the external environment, danger and survival."

Spiritual Heritage


The spiritual world of the Taíno hardly left traces in the Creole culture, and the few samples of that world are strongly syncretized with Christian-African beliefs and rites. We can cite, in this regard, the sacralization of certain Taíno caciques, elevated to the category of luases or divinities of the voodoo pantheon; superstitions regarding indigenous axes, popularly known as “lightning stones” and the myth of the ciguapa, a female entity that walks with its feet upside down. The belief of lightning stones is that if you have one of them, lightning will not strike the houses.

In popular medicine, various herbs and woods are used for different diseases that the Taínos used. They are currently used for the same purposes. Among the different objects and materials used in the country for magical practices, there are stones, bottles with polishing water, drinks, potions, quicksilver, etc. All these objects or materials are supposed to be charged with "force" after their ritual manipulations and therefore capable of operating beneficially in curing illnesses, solving different problems and achieving good luck.

The Behiques, being both intermediaries between the gods and men, as well as doctors and healers, had a great influence on the general population. "However, the religion itself was in the power of men, corresponding to the chief being the chief, warrior and religious at the same time".

One of the most widespread beliefs was cemitism, represented by idols or cemíes, considered as tutelary gods. Among the most accepted Cemíes were the "three-pointed stones" or trigonolites, which were commonly related to fertility rituals, such as the productivity of the conucos and the reproduction of human beings.

As for animism, the Taíno believed that the spirits of the dead lived in the trees. They believed to perceive the presence of these when movements of the branches took place or when the roots branched in a special way. When this happened, the Behique sought to interpret the wishes that the dead wanted to manifest, according to belief.


Sources from where I translate this info:
  • Revista Cubana de Medicina Militar. 2016.
  • Fernando Polanco/Raquel Chalas. (2017) Del Behique al Medico Militar. 
  • Jorge Ulloa Garcia. (2010) Historia, Civilizaciones y Cultura del Caribe. 
  • Roberto Busto. (2009) Brujos y Chamanes.
  • Cassa, Roberto. (1992). Los indios de las Antillas. MAPFRE. Madrid, España.
  • De las Casas, Bartolomé. (1985). Historia de las Indias. Sociedad Dominicana de Bibliófilos. Santo Domingo, República Dominicana.
  • Pané, Fray Ramón. (1986). La Isla Española: cuna de la evangelización de América. Primicias de la Vega Real. Amigo del Hogar. Santo Domingo, República Dominicana.
  • Cassá, Roberto. (1974). Los taínos de la Española. Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo. Santo Domingo, República Dominicana.

Thursday, July 2, 2020

Nana Buruku, full moon, and lunar eclipse in Capricorn.


Full Moon / Nana Buruku

Sunday, July 5, 2020 / Full Moon in Capricorn
Penumbral lunar eclipse in Capricorn (1:52 AM)



The full moon is a time of fulfillment, culmination, and celebration of our achievements, the light of the full moon is here to appease, calm, and illuminate everything that escapes from the shadows.

This full moon of July 5, closes a cycle of manifestation that we opened six months ago with the new moon in Capricorn, this situation leads us to analyze in accurate detail, where you were six months ago, doing what, and where you visualize yourself from then until now?.

The full moon is at its climax, manifesting in our environment different ways to achieve all our goals, but also projecting externally, our fears and frustrations, it depends on you in what aspect you want to fully focus your vision, in the opportunities that are presenting, or in the obstacles that remain there, that will depend on you.

You can't appreciate the stars if there wasn't a dark night.
The same happens with your own light.

This full moon on July 5 is also a penumbral eclipse in Capricorn. As we have previously discussed, eclipses are the magical moment to meditate silently and inquire within ourselves, in order to bring the light of the eclipse to each one inside and illuminate everything that we want to eliminate, from the inside out.

That which you wish to illuminate, be it a situation, place or person, this is the time to do it, to evoke the light of the full moon and work in this situation, not from the external superficiality, but from within, from within the situation, from the root of any inconvenience around that situation.

It is time to sit down, put in writing all those obstacles that you are working on at the moment, and look for your solutions, but not easy or quick solutions, but true solutions that entail effort and good results.

Remember that this eclipse happens in the constellation of Capricorn, the sign that governs structures, order, discretion. Capricorn is not about opting for temporary solutions, it is about looking at the problem from another angle, looking to solve it from the root at all costs, trying with other points of view, studying where, when and how this “problem” originated and treating to fix the situation from there, from the root.


Trends and Benefits.


The moon in Capricorn is the right time to establish and review guidelines, documents, hierarchies, and structures. Good time to buy and build properties, focus on obstacles and problems that we have been dragging for some time, study how the home is being managed, and how to improve it.

During the transit of the moon in Capricorn, there is always a tendency to pessimism, anxiety, depression, emotional severity, self-centeredness, irritability and mistrust, beware of these aspects, if you feel this way, it is because your frequency is lower than adequate, and it is time to meditate and work from within.


Elemental magic


The full moon empowers all beings on the physical and metaphysical plane, it is time to work on our individual connection with various external worlds. Living beings reach their maximum energetic fullness with the full moon, and this allows them to manifest on the astral plane, the world of dreams, and other kingdoms. While the inhabitants of the spiritual world, use this energy to manifest or communicate, among the beings of our world.

It is a moon of the earth element, the magicians use this influential energy to work with the elemental spirits of the earth, these can vary in forms and names according to the tradition of each Country, but essentially the gnomes, the elves, the Nymphs, and in general the spirits that reside in the forests gain more strength in this cycle.


Nana Buruku.


Six months ago we began to perform a manifestation work with the new moon, under the divine guidance of Nana Buruku.

Nana Buruku (or Nanán Baruque) is a Yoruba deity and major Orisha, highly revered in Candomblé, the Haitian voodoo, and other esoteric Afro-Caribbean currents. It is the divinity of the drizzle, the mud, the swamps, and the mediator between life and death.

In Venezuela, Cuba, and Colombia, Nana is commonly associated with the cult of the moon in its different phases.

With this full moon, I would like to invite you to work on your intentions with the help of Nana, decorate a small altar or a sacred space at home or in the garden, with a small tablecloth, it can be white or blue, decorate it with candles (white, blue, pink), incense, white flowers, gold coins, fans, a glass with water and honey, a bowl with fresh fruits especially grapes and watermelon slices.

Any object or representation with the moon or with marine oysters on it will be welcome on this altar.

Nana Buruku is very attentive to the things that are asked of her, she always looks for the way to grant the wishes in an accessible way to her believers, she works from love to allow her followers to understand the lessons behind each obstacle, not from the strength, but from calm.

Write your wishes on paper and dip them in the honey water, let them rest in a bowl on this altar, after a few days collect the altar, throw the flowers and the remains of fruits in a nearby river, including the wishes for writing in this process.


Rainwater


I like working with white quartz from a very young age, and I have always sought to include it in most of my rituals, I feel that its energy is soft but powerful, subtle, adaptable, and easy to use.

Collect rainwater in a bowl or cauldron, add several small pieces of quartz to the water, and leave them there to stand for several days and nights, keep the container sealed to prevent dust particles from falling into the water.

This is an energy exchange process, the crystals and the water are exchanging energy with each other in a natural process. Make use of this consecrated water to bless and magnetize energetically, magic objects, amulets, and talismans. And make use of this quartz as amulets of protection and energy recharge.


Santa Ana


I have noticed that many of my readers identify themselves as Catholic, or are part of this faith if they wish, I invite them to work with Saint Anne, the mother of Mary and grandmother of Jesus. Santa Ana is considered in religious syncretism one of the forms of Nana Buruku or one of its manifestations (depending on the country and the religious path of each individual).

The festivities in honor of Santa occur throughout the month of July, mostly in Latin America and Europe, it is the saint of miners and pregnant women.

If for some reason you are not comfortable with the veneration of the divinity that is Nana, you can instead venerate Saint Anne. When you know where you are going, no matter what name you put on the road.


Online workshops and classes.


I take the immodesty, to leave you here the information about my next workshops and online courses, a little bit of self-promotion does not hurt anyone, especially when this is our job.

If you are interested in any of these, you just have to click on the link with the name of the class, to be redirected to the page where you can see the whole description of the class and set your ticket.


Clases y Talleres en espanol:

5 de Julio.
Taller de dos horas vía Crowdcast.
Costo del taller $40.

18 de Julio.
Taller de dos horas vía Crowdcast.
Costo del taller $40.


Workshop/Classes in English:

July 19.
(2) Two hours workshop, via Crowdcast.
Class cost $40

July 20
One hour class, via Facebook.
(more info soon)