In Gypsy magic, working with the Moon is of great importance, and many spells and rituals are based on appeals to the Moon-Gaena, using lunar energy flows for their processes. For the new lunar month, I present to you my Lunar Story. My conversation with the Moon will allow you to hear ancient stories from Gypsy shuwanis and introduce you to the trends of the upcoming lunar month. Listen carefully,
The New Moon on January 29 marks the beginning of the lunar month for our transition into the New Lunar Year and sets its tone with powerful flows. Today, I am drawing 6 cards from the Shaman Tarot for you, offering guidance and support for your journey. To receive your guidance, choose one card and comment with its number below this post 
The interpretations for all cards will
The earlier version of the Imbolc festival was associated with the bear cult. The bear symbolized wisdom and the awakening of the earth. In Ireland, people would create a figure of a bear on this day and offer it honey. They would also consume mead, an alcoholic beverage made from honey. These customs persisted for a long time, even after bears disappeared from Ireland. Similarly, among Slavic peoples, this day
Imbolc marks the time when the first signs of the approaching spring begin to show through the winter chill. It’s the moment when the Wheel of the Year starts turning towards warmth and renewal, and the cold of winter inevitably gives way to the advancing spring, bringing the awakening of life. One of the signs of the earth awakening is the snowdrop. Beneath the still-cold ground, under a layer