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Welcome to the Green Egg Blog!

Welcome to the Green Egg Blog! We are excited to bring you interesting, thought provoking, magical content in blog form and we look forward to you joining the conversation in our Green Egg Form, the link for which is posted at the bottom of each post.

Submissions: We welcome articles, poetry, artwork, videos, or other content for consideration for posting to this blog. We reserve the right to edit any submission for content while preserving the integrity of the piece.  To send a submission for consideration, email Green Egg at greeneggsubmissions@gmail.com.

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Samhain: Gateway Between Worlds and Seasons

By Katrina Rasbold

As the last leaves fall and the year’s light wanes, the veil between the worlds thins. Samhain (pronounced SOW-in or SAH-win), one of the four great fire festivals of the Celtic calendar, stands as the final spoke on the Wheel of the Year. It is both an ending and a beginning—a time when the harvest is complete, and the dark half of the year begins. Continue reading Samhain: Gateway Between Worlds and Seasons

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The Daily Tarot Practice…Morning Predictions or Evening Hindsight?

By Tatiara

Looking to start off my day with intention, clarity, and a little magic, I used to shuffle my tarot deck over my morning coffee, pull a single card, and try to let its “message for the day” guide me. I used to think a daily morning card was the thing to do, and sometimes it is.

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Paganism and Church

By Cat Gina Cole

How did Pagans ever become a church? I thought Pagans were anti-church! Similar questions flood social media these days. The word church has become something of a swearword in our time. It’s often associated with control, abuse of power, corruption, and dictating how people should live and what they should believe—essentially an attitude of “our way or the highway.” There’s now widespread resistance to that idea, not just among Pagans but in society at large—and they are not wrong. Christian churches do have that history. However, this made me wonder about the origins of the word church and its original meaning. Continue reading Paganism and Church

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Stone Magic: Crazy Lace Agate

By Katrina Rasbold

Crazy Lace Agate, often referred to as the “Laughter Stone” or “Happy Lace,” is a unique and captivating gemstone known for its intricate, swirling patterns and vivid, colorful bands. Found primarily in Chihuahua, Mexico, this stone is a type of chalcedony, a microcrystalline variety of quartz. Its mesmerizing beauty goes beyond aesthetics, as it holds profound metaphysical, magical, and healing properties that have been revered for centuries. Let’s delve into the many facets of this extraordinary gemstone.
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Herb of the Week: Goat’s Rue

By Katrina Rasbold

Goat’s Rue (Galega officinalis), a flowering herb with a rich history in traditional medicine and folklore, holds a unique place in both magical and healing practices. Its name derives from its historical use to increase milk production in goats, but its powers extend far beyond this agricultural application. In metaphysical and hoodoo traditions, Goat’s Rue is valued for its protective, abundance-attracting, and transformative energies.

Let’s explore the healing, magical, and metaphysical properties of Goat’s Rue and its applications in hoodoo. Continue reading Herb of the Week: Goat’s Rue

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Herb of the Week: Adam & Eve Root

By Katrina Rasbold

Adam and Eve Root, derived from the orchids Aplectrum hyemale and Orchis mascula, holds a significant place in magical traditions, particularly in hoodoo, folk magic, and metaphysical practices. Revered for its unique duality—symbolizing masculine and feminine energies—this root is celebrated for its ability to enhance love, unity, and balance. Its name comes from the pairing of two roots, one symbolizing Adam (masculine) and the other symbolizing Eve (feminine).

Let’s explore the rich magical, healing, hoodoo, and metaphysical properties of Adam and Eve Root and how it can be incorporated into your spiritual and magical practices. Continue reading Herb of the Week: Adam & Eve Root

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Stone Magic: Molybdenite

By Katrina Rasbold

Molybdenite, a rare and striking mineral composed of molybdenum disulfide, is best known for its metallic sheen and silvery-gray color. While primarily valued for industrial purposes, molybdenite also holds profound metaphysical, magical, and healing properties that resonate with those who explore the spiritual dimensions of crystals and minerals. Let’s uncover the mystical qualities of molybdenite and its potential to elevate your spiritual journey.
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Herb of the Week: Lucky Hand Root

By Katrina Rasbold

Lucky Hand Root, also known as “Salap” or “Hand of Power,” is a revered botanical tool in spiritual and magical traditions, particularly in hoodoo, rootwork, and other folk practices. Named for its resemblance to a hand with outstretched fingers, Lucky Hand Root is associated with luck, success, and protection. Its deep symbolic meaning and versatile energy make it a favorite for practitioners seeking transformation and empowerment.

Let’s delve into the magical, metaphysical, and healing properties of Lucky Hand Root and explore its applications in spiritual practices. Continue reading Herb of the Week: Lucky Hand Root

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Stone Magic: Mariposite

By Katrina Rasbold

Mariposite, a mesmerizing green and white stone named after Mariposa County, California, is a captivating crystal known for its unique beauty and metaphysical properties. A variety of mica, mariposite often exhibits shimmering green hues, symbolizing growth, transformation, and connection to nature. Its energy resonates deeply with grounding, emotional healing, and spiritual awakening, making it a valuable addition to any crystal collection.

Let’s explore the magical, metaphysical, and healing properties of mariposite and how it can enhance your spiritual journey and overall well-being. Continue reading Stone Magic: Mariposite

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Stone Magic: Kyanite

By Katrina Rasbold

Kyanite, with its striking blade-like structure and vibrant hues ranging from deep blue to green, black, and orange, is a powerful crystal renowned for its unique energy. Unlike many other crystals, kyanite does not accumulate negative energy, making it a self-cleansing stone that also cleanses the energy around it. This remarkable property, along with its metaphysical and healing attributes, makes kyanite a treasured tool in spiritual practices, crystal healing, and energy work.

Let’s explore the magical, metaphysical, and healing properties of kyanite and how it can enhance your spiritual journey.

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Herb of the Week: Lemongrass

By Katrina Rasbold

Lemongrass, a fragrant herb native to tropical regions, has been cherished for centuries for its wide range of applications. Known for its bright, citrusy aroma and robust medicinal properties, lemongrass is a staple in culinary, therapeutic, and spiritual practices. This versatile plant carries powerful metaphysical and magical properties, making it a valuable ally in rituals, healing, and energy work. Let’s explore the many dimensions of lemongrass’s mystical and medicinal qualities.
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Stone Magic: Howlite

By Katrina Rasbold

Howlite, a striking white stone often marked with delicate gray or black veins, is a favorite among crystal enthusiasts and spiritual practitioners. Known for its calming and soothing energy, this versatile stone is both aesthetically pleasing and metaphysically powerful. Often dyed to mimic turquoise, howlite has a unique energy that stands on its own, making it a valuable addition to any crystal collection.
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Herb of the Week: Knotweed

By Katrina Rasbold

Knotweed, a resilient and fast-growing plant, often gets overlooked as a common weed. However, it possesses significant magical, metaphysical, and healing properties that have been revered across cultures for centuries. Whether used in rituals, as a symbol, or for its medicinal benefits, knotweed proves to be a versatile and powerful ally in both spiritual and physical realms.
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Herb of the Week: Job’s Tears

By Katrina Rasbold

Job’s Tears, scientifically known as Coix lacryma-jobi, is a plant that produces tear-shaped seeds often used in spiritual, magical, and healing practices. These seeds, which are naturally polished and durable, have been prized for centuries across various cultures for their metaphysical and symbolic significance. Let’s explore the powerful properties of Job’s Tears and how they can be incorporated into your spiritual and healing journey.
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Stone Magic: Feldspar

By Katrina Rasbold

Feldspar, a group of silicate minerals found abundantly in the Earth’s crust, has captivated the interest of metaphysical practitioners and healers for centuries. Known for its earthy yet shimmering appearance, feldspar comes in various types, including moonstone, labradorite, amazonite, and orthoclase, each with unique properties. Across its forms, feldspar is revered for its grounding, transformative, and empowering energy.

Let’s explore the magical, healing, and metaphysical properties of feldspar and how you can incorporate it into your spiritual practices. Continue reading Stone Magic: Feldspar

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Herb of the Week: Jezebel Root

By Katrina Rasbold

Jezebel root, a powerful and enigmatic botanical, has long been associated with mysticism, attraction, and influence. Known for its deep connection to feminine energy and wealth magic, this root holds a revered place in the practices of folk magic, hoodoo, and spellwork. Despite its controversial historical associations, Jezebel root remains a potent tool for those seeking to enhance their spiritual and magical practices.

Let’s dive into the metaphysical, magical, and healing properties of Jezebel root, exploring how it can be used effectively and respectfully. Continue reading Herb of the Week: Jezebel Root

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Stone Magic: Aragonite

By Katrina Rasbold

Aragonite, a stunning carbonate mineral known for its intricate crystal formations and earthy hues, is a favorite among metaphysical enthusiasts and crystal healers. Its grounding energy and ability to stabilize emotions make it a powerful tool for personal growth and spiritual exploration. Found in a variety of forms—from star clusters to delicate needle-like crystals—aragonite embodies the nurturing energy of the Earth.

Let’s explore the metaphysical, magical, and healing properties of aragonite and how it can enhance your life. Continue reading Stone Magic: Aragonite

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Stone Magic: Apophyllite

By Katrina Rasbold

Apophyllite, a mesmerizing crystal often characterized by its shimmering translucence and prismatic structure, has long captivated the hearts of spiritual practitioners, crystal healers, and metaphysical enthusiasts. Found primarily in volcanic regions, this silicate mineral holds a reputation for its remarkable properties that bridge the physical and the ethereal realms. Let’s delve deep into the multifaceted world of apophyllite and explore its metaphysical, magical, and healing attributes. Continue reading Stone Magic: Apophyllite