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Money represents our relationship with our ability to give and receive energy. Money can be considered the gauge that measures our conscious awareness of how energy flows. Here is where our opportunity to heal our relationship with money lies.

It’s through personal evolution that we can change the way our life works.

News flash, healing requires change, and change often requires us to heal something. I know I’m preaching to the choir and here I go again. This time I’d like to address our resistance to healing. It comes in many forms and all of them can be turned around to allow letting go and getting to the feeling better part of life.

As I think back to all the things I’ve learned about energy and energy healing, I can distill it down to one idea. The act of healing, repairing, and fixing ourselves is a conversation between our energy and the energy of the divine. I believe this is true for you too.

Before we jump into a discussion on how witches heal, let’s define what a witch is. The term witch is so eclectic and general. Anyone who leans on tradition, metaphysics, ritual, and elements of the earth to manipulate or change the direction of energy and the outcomes of that change is a witch.

Tis the season for parties, gatherings, and celebrations among your friends, family, co-workers, and fellow parishioners. Ah, the joy of gathering with those you love and respect. Smiles and cheer are plenty, along with good food and drink. How does one prepare themselves for such demanding festivities? As we have all experienced, perfect parties are a fantasy and something will always happen to spoil the mood.

I’m probably one of the last people to advise anyone on happiness because I’ve not mastered it myself. The best person to teach us how to be happy is someone who has already figured it out. That makes sense doesn’t it? So I consulted my personal library.

Adulting (v): to do grown up things and hold responsibilities such as, a 9-5 job, a mortgage/rent, a car payment, or anything else that makes one think of grown-ups. – dailyurbanista.com

While this sort of thing is reserved for the 20-39 year old set, everyone struggles with Adulting, even us 50 –somethings.

When you look into the mirror do you like what you see? The best way to gage your level of self-love is to notice your reaction to your reflection in the mirror. Did you go gack!? If so, it’s time to work on being more attractive, charming and understanding of yourself.

Here we are again, talking about prosperity. Which ends up being a discussion on wants, needs, desires and our ability to get all of that into our life. So, what kind of magician are you? Do you launch into action when the fridge is empty, the car is out of gas and payday is 4 days away? Do you go foraging for your prosperity and wonder where will it show up next? Or, are you more methodical and keep a low flame burning on your prosperity altar twenty four-seven for fear your resources will dry up if the candle goes out? One option is less stressful than the other, still, the focus may be too pointed on lack and uncertainty.

There is a lot of fighting going on in the world. There has always been a lot of fighting going on in our world. Fighting for land, rights, revenge, pride, you name it and someone will fight over it. I don’t like fighting, but I don’t know if that’s a good thing or not.

Sometime change goes awry and it never settles in enough to grow roots and create a new foundation.   You are stuck in a feedback loop where like Bill Murray, you get to relive Groundhog Day over and over again.  Hello nightmare!   

What defines a happy home? Is it a four walled structure with a roof and fine furnishings and an updated kitchen? Is it the art we hang on the walls, or the crafted diy projects some people enjoy to decorate with? I always wonder “who even has time for that stuff anyways?” BIG PROPS to those of you who do.

Every December 31st most of us gather together for the ritual kiss. We kiss to say good bye and we kiss to say hello. I really never knew why we did that. I assumed it was for good luck as if we were lucky to still be here and see another year come to a close and feeling lucky about the next year.

For 25 years Coventry has set the standard that others follow. In preparation for our 25th anniversary, Coventry continues its annual 15% off Blessed Herbal Candle special.

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When a relationship has reached it’s end, we have to remember that isn’t necessarily a time of sadness, but a time of encourage, change and improvement. It’s a time for both you and the other person to head in the direction of your interests.

We’d like to introduce you to Mark, our new Customer Service Manager!

Mark is taking the helm in our sales department, and will be working with Crystal and Tony, our fulfillment and shipping specialists. He has previously dabbled in restaurant management and what he refers to as “personal assistant-ing”, and has managed a radio station.

Wouldn’t it be a wonderful world if we all could anticipate and fulfill each other’s needs in an intuitive and effortless way? Relationship dynamics are sometimes hard to understand. Healthy boundaries are not always easy things to maintain.

There are many types of relationships but one thing is constant in all of them.

With all the gossips, back stabbers, ne'er do wells, and dastardly opportunists in the world, you’re bound to have a bad egg cross your path at some point; whether in the form of a sharp-tongued mother-in-law, jealous friend or unfair boss. Creating firm boundaries is the best way to protect yourself from their hooks and drains.

When a relationship has reached it’s end, we have to remember that isn’t necessarily a time of sadness, but a time of encourage, change and improvement. It’s a time for both you and the other person to head in the direction of your interests. It’s time to change your lives for the better.

The zipping pace of modern life doesn’t offer much in the way of balance. We work too much, enjoy too little, and rarely have time to invest in the activities, events or causes that feed our soul. We wear ourselves out, stressing over paychecks and promotions, all the while wishing we could take that Reiki class, join that book club, or go get that massage.