I came upon your video as I finished my gratitude journal entry. I wrote I was grateful for Kelly's tarot project and yippe to me I haven't missed a day and am really enjoying it. I also wrote I'm grateful for blues music, going for a walk in the snow with my dog (it was so beautiful today with the sun shining on the snow). I really enjoyed your video, it is nice to think of favorites during this month. I am also planning on picking out another deck to do this project with in January.
@@whalesong813 it is important to be aware and appreciative of all the beauty in our lives: a walk with our companions, enjoying our favorite music, a nice hot cuppa, and our beautiful tarot decks and community. 💚💚💚
Such a wonderful video! I loved the spell. What a special friend to craft such a beautiful gift. Please let us know how you decide to dispose of the remaining pieces. Maybe your friend who crafted it has suggestions. Peace and love. Happy Yule
I love these 5 favorite things videos! Interesting that you discussed spell work because that is definitely one of my recent five favorite things. I have been working a lot of spells lately. I love the ritual of it, I love grinding the herbs and rolling my candle in them, I love writing the petition, everything about it! And For the most part, I bury the remains of my spells outside in my yard. If it’s a protection spell, I bury it close to my front door. I don’t bury the wax, just the herbs and my petition because I use biodegradable paper for my petitions. Thanks for sharing!
@@megadele65 that’s my plan to bury the remains of the spell……. That seems like the best for this particular spell. There is something magical and powerful and even empowering about crafting the petition! Thanks for stopping by. 💚💚💚
I usually dispose of the remaining stuff under my rose bushes. You could bury it. I have created little alters in the wild with remainders, and I'm definitely cool with putting natural materials into the ocean.
I came upon your video as I finished my gratitude journal entry. I wrote I was grateful for Kelly's tarot project and yippe to me I haven't missed a day and am really enjoying it. I also wrote I'm grateful for blues music, going for a walk in the snow with my dog (it was so beautiful today with the sun shining on the snow). I really enjoyed your video, it is nice to think of favorites during this month. I am also planning on picking out another deck to do this project with in January.
@@whalesong813 it is important to be aware and appreciative of all the beauty in our lives: a walk with our companions, enjoying our favorite music, a nice hot cuppa, and our beautiful tarot decks and community. 💚💚💚
@@weststartarot-Liz I couldn't agree more! Blessings to you and yours.
Such a wonderful video! I loved the spell. What a special friend to craft such a beautiful gift. Please let us know how you decide to dispose of the remaining pieces. Maybe your friend who crafted it has suggestions. Peace and love. Happy Yule
@@mojavedesertcrone8919 I’ve decided to commit the remains of the spell to the woodlands behind my house….. thanks for stopping by. 💚💚💚
I Love your spirit animal. What a cool story. Everyday is a Gift, Enjoy the Holiday's.
@@kathybailey7457 💚💚💚
I love these 5 favorite things videos! Interesting that you discussed spell work because that is definitely one of my recent five favorite things. I have been working a lot of spells lately. I love the ritual of it, I love grinding the herbs and rolling my candle in them, I love writing the petition, everything about it! And For the most part, I bury the remains of my spells outside in my yard. If it’s a protection spell, I bury it close to my front door. I don’t bury the wax, just the herbs and my petition because I use biodegradable paper for my petitions. Thanks for sharing!
@@megadele65 that’s my plan to bury the remains of the spell……. That seems like the best for this particular spell. There is something magical and powerful and even empowering about crafting the petition! Thanks for stopping by. 💚💚💚
I usually dispose of the remaining stuff under my rose bushes. You could bury it. I have created little alters in the wild with remainders, and I'm definitely cool with putting natural materials into the ocean.
@@tamipie oh I love the idea of creating sacred spaces in the wild with the spell remnants!