Lovestar Temple

  • The Spells We Cast: The Power of Words, Love, and Gratitude

    The world is distracting, chaotic, and noisy, and it’s easy to forget the extraordinary power of the simplest acts: words, gestures, and intentions. Eve Lovestar’s poem, Spells I Cast, reminds us that the energy we put into the world carries magic—an unseen force that shapes connections, nurtures love, and inspires change.

    Let’s explore the transformative themes in this beautiful piece and how they can inspire us to cast our own spells of love, gratitude, and presence.


    Words as Spells: The Energy We Send Out

    In the opening lines, the poet likens saying “I love you” to casting a spell. How often do we pause to truly feel the weight and wonder of these words? Expressions of love, spoken with sincerity, create ripples in the hearts of others.

    Words are not just sounds—they carry intention. Whether we’re offering thanks, complimenting someone, or simply acknowledging their presence, our words leave imprints on the people we touch. These imprints can uplift, heal, or inspire, like a magical spell.

    Reflection: Are you mindful of the words you use daily? Do they reflect the love and kindness you wish to spread?


    Gratitude: The Quiet Magic of Thanks

    ā€œWhen I write down grateful thanksā€ reminds us that gratitude is one of the most powerful spells we can cast. Whether spoken aloud or written in quiet reflection, gratitude rewires the heart and mind. It shifts focus from what’s lacking to what’s abundant.

    Studies show that practicing gratitude can improve mental health, deepen relationships, and bring a sense of peace. Eve’s poem inspires us to infuse gratitude into our lives—not as an obligation, but as a magical practice.

    Action Step: Start a gratitude journal. Each day, write down three things you’re thankful for. Over time, you’ll see how this spell of appreciation transforms your outlook.


    Love Beyond Words: The Magic of Presence

    ā€œWords from my soul… when I Love with my words, my lips, and my body.ā€ These lines remind us that love is not confined to language. Love is an energy, a commitment, a way of being.

    It’s in the warmth of a hug, the gentle touch of a hand, and the way we listen with our whole hearts. Love is expressed when we make time for others, offer support, or create something meaningful. It’s in the silent spaces between words and the actions that follow them.

    Reflection: How do you show love beyond words? How do your actions embody the spells you wish to cast on the world?


    Your Daily Spellbook: Living with Intention

    Inspired by this poem, you can create your own “spellbook” for life. Consider these simple practices:

    1. Speak with Purpose: Be intentional with your words. Compliment someone. Express your love. Thank those who make your life brighter.
    2. Practice Gratitude: Keep a journal, write a thank-you note, or simply say “thank you” more often. Gratitude is a spell that multiplies joy.
    3. Love Boldly: Show love in small but meaningful ways—offer a hug, listen intently, or spend time with those who matter.
    4. Act from the Soul: Let your actions reflect your inner truth. Whether in work, relationships, or personal pursuits, align with what feels authentic.

    You Are a Spellcaster

    Eve Lovestar’s poem is a call to action. It reminds us that we all hold the power to cast spells—through love, gratitude, and presence. The energy we put into the world shapes the lives of those around us and transforms our own in return.

    Today, let’s embrace the spells we cast. Let’s speak words that heal, express gratitude that uplifts, and embody love that inspires. In doing so, we become the authors of our magic, making the world a brighter, more loving place.

    What spell will you cast today?

    With Love,

    Eve

  • Children’s Poems for Homeschool

    I create these poems with and for my children. We use them for our own homeschooling.

    Follow our Home Education Situation Blog for more content like this, educational materials, children poetry and reading materials, learning hacks, language learning tips, our learning journal, our favorite tutors, and more.

    http://lovelightandlife.art.blog

    Eve

  • Wordlords

    One day we will talk about this poem

    I purposely created this word

  • Danger of Poetry – a poem warning of the Muses you might meet.

    This poem is not a metaphor. This truly happened.

    My dear diary, if not you, who can I confide in?

    The truth is that after Aphrodite came to me, I was afraid to say the truth (the truth is this poem).

    I did not want to blog about being part of Aphrodite’s cult, which I guess I did not join; however, it is true that I have been in communication with her. Several eye-opening conversations and several poems.

    Some of the Aphrodite poems are the conversations we have had.

    The goddess loves to be written about.

    How did Dite come talk to me? She is a real entity spirit entity type of being, I guess. It is real, there are unseen beings. These beings can and do communicate with us. Poetry incoming.

    This was real, especially the soul marriage was real and the conversation is ongoing.

    With Love,

    Eve

  • Crocheting coasters out of plastic bags

    Hello friend, I’m back with some crochet. I’ve been working on my home’s decor and specially crafting items for my home. I love a red kitchen so I’ve made red napkins and coasters but with 4 children, I learned quickly that I can’t have enough napkins and coasters and that my beautiful fabric ones need […]

    Crocheting coasters out ofĀ  plastic bags
  • Thanksgiving Gratitude Challenge and Poetry

    Dear Lovestar,

    This Thanksgiving I am grateful to be alive and mostly healthy.

    I am grateful for you reader and to my muses

    I am grateful for my children writing poetry with me

    I am grateful for two new potential friendships

    I am grateful that work is plentiful; and it provides.

    I am grateful for my Home Education Situaltion blog, which is where the following Thanksgiving children poetry.

    https://lovelightandlife.art.blog click to follow our Homeschooling blog.

    And see this Thanksgiving story

    Eve