Loading... Please wait...Your beauty is about to be washed in fairy dew, the way it was done in the old days.
At 12:18 AM Eastern on Sunday, November 1, the waning Moon leaves Cancer and enters proud, fiery Leo, joining Mars and Jupiter, who are both already in Leo. Courage, boldness, luck and the power to be seen gather together in one sign. The Sun is in Scorpio, Mercury is retrograde in Scorpio, and at 3:28 PM Eastern the Moon reaches its last quarter, a decisive turning point that clears the old to make room for the new. This is All Saints' Day, the first day after Samhain, when the veil is still drawn thin.
In Ireland and Britain, girls rose before sunrise on the great festival mornings to wash their faces in the dew, believing it gave lasting beauty and an irresistible glow. Dew gathered from the hawthorn, the fairy tree, was the most powerful of all. Aine, the radiant Irish goddess of summer, sovereignty and love, was said to walk the fields on these mornings. She was so lovely that kings fell under her spell, and she gave her glamour to the women who honored her. On the first dawn after Samhain, with the Moon newly in glamorous Leo, I gather that dew for you.
Very effective for:
Unchecked, you keep hiding your light and dimming your beauty while others walk past without seeing you.
The Unexpected Power of Aine's Dew Glamour
The results often show up as:
Needed:
Order by Saturday, October 31 at 11:59 PM Eastern for the first dawn of the Witches' New Year!