“Get on the Good Foot” Southernism: to begin a task, pronto. To get moving, get “crackin'”, “get your a** in gear” Ex. “I’d better get on the good foot  – I was supposed to beat work an hour ago!” Source: www . urbandictionary. com     The New Year has always been associated with a time to begin new regimens or new habits for ourselves and our surroundings....

The first of two Prosperity Experiment Candle Services will begin on January 12, 2021. This month long candle vigil is designed to draw in and attract prosperity and abundance to you for the various areas of life that are in need of financial assistance. This ritual designed to focus on you and your financial needs and goals in order to attract in prosperity and abundance, has been in existence since What is the Prosperity Experiment Candle...

          There is 8 inches of snow on the ground and a promise of snow on Christmas Eve, all in time for blanketing the town into a slumber for a quiet holiday. Me, well, I’m sewing poppet dolls for the New Year’s Ever Banishing Negativity Burn that I host each year to drive away negativity of the past year to welcome in a New Year with fresh beginnings. I will also be FaceTiming the grandkids opening...

          We are entering the colder months of the year and with that, monthly rituals of light that gives us something to look forward to every 30 days or so. Somehow I think our Ancestors planned it that way – Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s, Valentines Day – to get us through the 29 other dark and dreary days. One of my daughters has the Christmas tree and all the lights up inside and...

          As we continue to evolve into a worldwide community that is ever increasing our usage of digital devices, many believe that a psychic or tarot reading conducted over various devices of communication such as e-mail, telephone, or video chat is less effective or less accurate than an in person reading. Given that we currently are working within the realm of a pandemic nonetheless, this could be farther from...

  There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens: Book of Ecclesiastes 3:1   The rock band The Byrds adapted this Biblical passage into the song “Turn, Turn, Turn”, and it was a popular song that was related to the message of peace and love of the Sixties. Many of you might remember or can ask your parents what was the feeling of young people during this time and you will get varied...