A mystic element is someone who, through spiritual practices, seeks to leave the darkness of the physical world and completely turns his mind, body, and soul to the spiritual world of light. It involves having the nature of an individual’s direct, subjective communion with God or ultimate reality the mystical experience of the Inner Light.
Full Moon Magick
Monday, 10 June 2019
Oh, Glorious Moon Full Moon Magick seems to call to all of us Earthlings. That beautiful, mysterious orb lighting up the night sky, weaves a spell of longing for most of us. There is just something so enchanting about being out under a Full Moon; we can’t seem to help ourselves. If you are
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6 Ways To Celebrate Beltane
Wednesday, 01 May 2019
Why We Celebrate Beltane We celebrate Beltane as the time of the year that marks the beginning of summer. Commonly known as the first of May, it was a time for great celebration. This turn of the wheel was one of the most critical times for the pastoral people of the British Isles. While the
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We Are the Wise Ones. The World Awaits Us.
Friday, 26 April 2019
Contributed by Deb Bowen We are a web of light, glowing, shining, beaming the path for ourselves and others to tread as we move toward wholeness. We are the keepers of ancient knowledge, lodged in our bodies and our psyches. We have suffered. We have rejoiced. We have loved. We are the ones we have
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The Croning
Friday, 05 April 2019
contributed by Deb Bowen There are moments, even in bright sunlight, when grief overcomes me and I sob, wailing in a voice I’m too proud to let anyone hear. I weep, thinking of all I have left undone as I become increasingly aware of my mortality. I howl, thinking of roads not taken, life not
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Earth Day Turns 49 Years Old
Monday, 01 April 2019
By Maeven Eller-Five Celebrating Earth Day In the United States, Earth Day turns 49 years old on April 22, 2019. Started in 1970 by US Senator Gaylord Nelson, this observation was created to give the American citizens a collective voice against the devastating environmental impact of the Industrial Revolution. One Loud Voice The first Earth Day
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By Maeven Eller-Five Benefits Of Rutilated Quartz If you are like me, you are always looking for a way to expand your knowledge of the stones. Well look no further, the many benefits of Rutilated Quartz will make this stone a powerhouse for your collection. My son has chronic asthma, and I asked Rachel, Mystic
The Many Benefits Of Rutilated Quartz
Monday, 18 March 2019
Make The Most Of Your Altar
Monday, 21 January 2019
Written by Maeven Eller-Five A Working Altar As you grow on your spiritual path, it is essential to learn how to make the most of your altar. Our altars can be a big part of our day to day practice when we walk a sacred path. As altars come in all shapes and sizes, yours should
Alchemy Of The Soul
Wednesday, 09 January 2019
Alchemy Through Transmutation Alchemy of the soul is a system used for personal growth. Traditionally Alchemy is the process of transmuting lead into gold. When we apply the principles of alchemy to our personal development, it becomes alchemy of the soul. Significant change occurs when we use the principles of transmutation to change those habits
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Ho Ho Here We Go
Monday, 10 December 2018
The Holiday Hunt Is On Written by Maeven Eller-Five Holiday shopping is in full swing at Mystic Elements. Come out and enjoy our Winter Market. You are making your lists, and checking them twice. You are looking for those gifts that will be just right. We are here to help you with that. On Saturday,
Ways To Care For Yourself During The Holidays
Monday, 26 November 2018
Take Care Of Yourself It’s a valuable time to remember to take care of yourself as we move further toward the holidays. As everything around us seems to be picking up momentum, it’s critical to schedule time to relax in your busy schedule. Hopefully, you made it through Thanksgiving, with little stress and worry. If
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