Winter Associations
Snowflakes: Symbol of uniqueness and individuality, each snowflake is considered magical.
Icicles: Used for spellwork related to clarity and insight.
Winter Solstice: A powerful time for rituals celebrating the return of the sun's energy.
Evergreen Trees: Symbolize life, protection, and continuity during the cold months.
Yule Log: Burned during Yule celebrations for prosperity and protection.
Holly: Represents protection and brings good fortune during winter.
Mistletoe: Used for love spells and protection against negative energy.
Frost: Associated with transformation and purification.
Frozen Lakes: Symbolize stillness and reflection.
Northern Lights: Magical displays in the winter sky, believed to hold spiritual energy.
Wolves: Guardians of winter realms, associated with intuition and instincts.
Candles: Lit for warmth and enlightenment during the dark months.
Hot Cocoa: Used in kitchen witchcraft for comfort and grounding.
Spiced Cider: Associated with abundance and the warmth of hearth and home.
Winter Faeries: Spirits that thrive in the winter, known for mischief and playfulness.
Fur and Wool: Materials associated with warmth and protection.
Citrine Crystals: Linked to the sun's energy, bringing positivity during the dark season.
Winter Animals: Bears, hibernating creatures, and migrating birds symbolize survival and adaptation.
Warming Herbs: Cinnamon, ginger, and cloves for spells related to warmth and protection.
Frosty Windows: Scrying through frost patterns for divination.
Winter Moon: Perform rituals under the light of the cold, bright moon.
Snowy Owl: A symbol of wisdom and magical insight.
Snowball Fight: Playful energy and bonding with nature spirits.
Winter Gardens: Indoor plants associated with winter magic, like poinsettias.
Silver Bells: Used in spells for communication and summoning spirits.
Sleigh Bells: Carries a sense of joy and celebration.
Ice Skating: A ritualistic dance for balance and grace.
Winter Goddesses: Invoke deities like Skadi or Persephone for their winter aspects.
Fir Needle Essential Oil: Used in aromatherapy for grounding and focus.
Frozen Waterfalls: Symbolize the temporary pause in the flow of life.
Snow Hares: Represent transformation and adaptability.
Crystal Snowflakes: Used in rituals for clarity and purification.
Winter Altar Decorations: Incorporate seasonal items like pine cones, acorns, and silver ornaments.
Winter Winds: Believed to carry messages from the spirit world.
Ice Magick: Creating and using ice symbols in spellwork for stability and stillness.
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And thus continues my yearly tradition of making jury-rigged ice cider (year 2). This time, I used Fuji apples (maybe a mistake, it smells less good now) but made sure to stop juicing before the ice crystals melted, so it has a much darker color.
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Progress update - Really do wish I used something that wasn't Fuji
Is fermenting nicely, pretty much done now it seems. There's less foaming and more of a pop when I burp it. Will probably strain it soon and finish it off.
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