Dear reader, This is a cool song I wrote many years ago. I have a very old video singing it. I will not show you because it was too awful. But, I created the lyrics for the song in a better way today. I am looking for singers or musicians to sing this or any [ā¦]
Songwriting: Give me my guitar
Dear reader, I still remember creating this lullaby. I was putting my then baby, the now 4 year old Alex to sleep. He was maybe 3 months old and wasnāt going to sleep. I started singing and I was looking out the window, so I started singing about the moon and everything I could come [ā¦]
Baby Angel Lullaby
I wrote a XXX poem once called I can’t tell you, but it was about me being a belly dancer
Dear Lovestar,
In a world that often feels chaotic, we can easily forget this simple truth: Love heals. It’s a force that transcends time, space, and even the physical realm, connecting us deeply to one another and to the divine. For spiritual seekers, Love is more than an emotionāit is an energy, a source of profound transformation that can guide us toward inner peace, joy, and wholeness.
But how exactly does Love heal? And how can we tap into this power to bring healing into our lives and the lives of others?
Love is often described as the highest vibrational frequency even though there is a vibrational scale that places other vibrations higher than Love. When we love and are loved, we raise our energetic frequency, aligning ourselves with positivity, light, and the divine essence of the universe. When we operate from a place of loveāwhether itās self-love, romantic love, or unconditional love for humanityāwe become magnets for healing. Our bodies, minds, and spirits begin to harmonize with this elevated vibration, leading to physical, emotional, and spiritual healing.
By simply tuning into love, we are tuning into a force that can melt away fear, dissolve pain, and restore balance. Love, in its purest form, is the essence of the universeās healing power.
I once went through the Love and Above Mindvalley course and learned this very fact: the vibration of love and higher is health, wealth, hope, safety….
One of the most profound ways that love heals is through self-love. When we Love and honor ourselves, we create a sanctuary within. Self-love is the foundation of all healing because it allows us to nurture our inner being, recognizing our worth, and embracing the sacredness of our existence.
Self-love is not just about pampering or treating ourselvesāit is about forgiving ourselves, speaking kindly to ourselves, and creating space for growth. When we learn to Love ourselves, we release the toxic patterns that hold us back and begin to experience healing on the deepest level.
Our hearts carry woundsāold hurts, grief, and unresolved emotionsāthat weigh us down and prevent us from fully experiencing life. Love has the unique ability to bring those buried emotions to the surface, allowing us to heal. Whether through the loving support of others, the embrace of a romantic partner, or the compassion we show ourselves, Love soothes the soul.
When we share our burdens, speak our truth, and allow ourselves to be vulnerable with those we trust, we begin to release emotional pain. Love holds space for us to be seen and heard without judgment. It reminds us that we are never alone in our suffering, and that healing is not only possible but inevitable when we open our hearts.
Relationships built on love, trust, and compassion offer profound opportunities for healing. Through meaningful connections with othersāwhether it be with a partner, family, or friendsāwe experience Love as a mirror that reflects both our light and our shadows. In these relationships, we are challenged to grow, heal old wounds, and evolve.
Romantic Love, in particular, can be a powerful vehicle for healing. It teaches us about vulnerability, acceptance, and the art of giving and receiving love. When we love someone deeply, we begin to see the sacredness in both ourselves and them. Healing happens when we embrace Love in its many formsācompassion, patience, forgiveness, and kindness.
Love doesnāt just heal individuals; it heals communities and even the world. When we extend Love beyond ourselvesāwhen we show kindness, offer a helping hand, or simply hold space for othersāwe contribute to the healing of the collective spirit. The ripple effect of Love is powerful: one act of Love can inspire countless others.
By embodying Love in our daily actions, we not only heal ourselves but also help to heal the world around us. Love has the power to break down barriers, mend broken hearts, and restore balance to a planet in need of deep healing.
For those of us on a spiritual journey, Love is the cornerstone of our practice. Whether we are meditating, praying, or simply being mindful, Love is the energy that connects us to the divine. It reminds us that we are all interconnected, all part of the same sacred web of life.
Through spiritual practices we can cultivate Love as a healing force in our lives. By sending Love to ourselves, our loved ones, and even those we find difficult to Love, we participate in the flow of healing energy that transforms both our inner and outer worlds.
Healing through Love requires us to open our hearts, even when it feels vulnerable or scary. It asks us to trust that Love is always present, even in moments of pain or uncertainty. When we open ourselves to Love, we allow the universe to work through us, guiding us toward our highest good.
So how can you open your heart to Loveās healing power? Here are a few practices:
At the core of every spiritual journey is Love. It is the force that guides us home, heals our deepest wounds, and reminds us of our divine nature. Whether we are healing ourselves or helping others, Love is the medicine that nourishes the soul.
In a world that often seems broken, Love offers hope. Love shows us that healing is not only possible, but it is our birthright. So, letās walk this path together, sharing Love, offering kindness, and trusting that through Love, we will all heal.
How do you use Love in your healing or spiritual journey?
With Love,
Ćber-polymath Richard H. Fay is back this week. Over the past few weeks, heās shown his deep knowledge of occult subjects, but this week gives us a beautifully-researched glimpse into the world of speculative poetry, from Gilgamesh to today. You can read his blog here, and we also recommend checking out his Zazzle Store. Occasionally shoved into [ā¦]
Speculative Poetry: Past, Present, and Future
Richard H. Fay is back to the occult this week for his final occult post in this series (but check back next week for a post on a different subject!). The darker side of fairy lore is something that most people donāt think aboutā¦ But he sets the record straight. You can read his blog here, [ā¦]
Fairy Thefts
Dear Lovesar,
I will finally tell you a bit about my personal experience with knot magick.
I used it for Love magick. No, I do not need knot magick to tie my Scorpio! I would need magick to get rid of him, if I wanted to, of course I don’t want to, I love the man. I am simply expressing that I don’t need to tie him, however, misundertandigs stop our flow too much and we get into arguments, then we make up. But neither of us like to fight.
Either way, I asked my lover to do magick with his enegy and he is cool with it. Only because
When it comes to love magick, it’s important to tread carefully and with respect. While the idea of using spells or rituals to influence romantic outcomes can be tempting, it’s essential to remember that true love cannot be forced or manipulated without consequences. Love magick can sometimes backfire, leading to unintended outcomes or creating unhealthy attachments. Instead of seeking to control another’s emotions, focus on attracting love naturally through positive energy, self-care, and genuine connections. Always practice ethical magick, honoring free will and the natural flow of relationships.
This beloved of mine, who I call Scorpio, is my twin flame and he very much is connected to paganism and magick, enough said. Aditionally, he is very traditional about family, he truly desires union which, of course is adorable.
Maybe I had to “tie” myself.
Anyways…
I tied anklets on my feet, they are made of my charmed mermaid fabric which has been charmed for sex union. This sex union thing works.
Simply put, I use, they are handmade and charmed, I use them for personal empowerment and sex union. They are divine.
I removed the twinf flame anklets I tied on 8/8 and tied a single anklet, I called it the twin flame union anklet, of the dame fabric and similar design.
I tied a knot and said a prayer for the divine masculine, I did the same for the divine feminine, I then asked my beloved twin flame to tie the union knot, which tied the anklet around my ankle.
I then accidentally removed the anklet from my foot and gave it to my beloved and I had told him it was important. He knew what I was doing. Anyway, I had an awful 3 days. Then, when I wasn’t having a good time, my lover gavve me the anklet, I started crying. I put the anklet on and I felt so much better.
Then, I felt off again, I realized the anklet was a little loose and I asked him to tie it agian, he did and it was like another breath of fresh air.
I decided to belly dance: I tied a square scarf with two knots speaking mantras, then I tied it speaking anoter mantra.
I tie my kids Jiu Jitsu belts telling them with each knot that they are getting stronger and stronger and they believe it. I do the saame when I tie their shoes.
I tie an apron on me while expressing that my work is effortless and productive.
I tie my shoes expressing that I am protected and safe.
I tie my hair in the same way and de tangle my hair while releasing negativity.
And more.
And you. How do you use knot magick?
Unlock the Secrets of Knot Magic: A Guide to Creating Powerful Knots for Every Purpose. – Etsy: Knot Magick
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