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December 17th is the feast day of St Lazarus. He was the poor man who sat at the gates of the city and begged for alms while dogs licked at his wounds. Lazarus is the brother of Saints Martha and Mary, and was a close friend of Jesus. It is believed that it was Jesus who raised Lazarus from the dead after being placed in a tomb for four days. It is then that Lazarus emerged from the tomb without any imperfection, illness or impurity. San Lazaro, as he is known in the Latino culture, is petitioned for serious illness or any deformities of the body of any kind. He can be seen as a patron Saint for many who suffer from skeletal disfigurements, as he is believed to help relieve the suffering and also the pain of being ostracized for their disability. In the Afro-Caribbean religions of Lukumi and Santeria, Lazaro is also known as Babaluaye. When you trace the history of his devotion back to Africa, Babaluaye is the God of Smallpox, Sompanna or Champana, which has ravaged the Continent for centuries. In this religious path, the ile (or Houses of Worship) open their doors to any who are afflicted. The devotees stand on large white sheets and have various grains poured over them such as rice, beans, corn, lentils and such, to absorb the illness and disease. Many will receive “limpias” or “limpiezas”, full body “cleanings” or “cleansings” of herbs, cigar smoke, Florida Water and/or White Rum. If one Santero or Santera becomes “possessed” by the Spirit, he or she will given wise cousel to whom he believes needs it. The grains are collected and wrpped up in the white sheeting to be disposed of properly.A feast usually is served afterwards. Saint Lazarus’ candle is purple and I always suggest burning a purple candle devoted to him, along with a glass of white wine (he cannot accept water as an offering, as it exacerbates smallpox)....
The offering was fantastic as you can see! Blessings of much love and prosperity from the heart of Ochun/Oshun/Oxum to all that participated!...
We will be having a ceremony to place offerings to Ochun/Oshun/Oxum for blessings received and for blessings to be asked for on Friday, Nov. 28, 2008. We take offerings to the riverside, and with traditional songs, invite Ochun/Oshun/Oxum to accept these offerings from people like you. The offering above can be set for your intentions for the offering of $25.00 For more information about purchasing a candle offering or a larger altar set with the 5 oranges, please go to: http://www.tarotbyjacqueline.com/tarot-upcomingevents.html...
December 17th – Feast of Saint Lazarus|San Lazaro|Babaluaye
Posted by Jacqueline on Dec 16th, 2008 in Various Saints Candle Spells | Comments Off on December 17th – Feast of Saint Lazarus|San Lazaro|Babaluaye
December 17th is the feast day of St Lazarus. He was the poor man who sat at the gates of the city and begged for alms while dogs licked at his wounds. Lazarus is the brother of Saints Martha and Mary, and was a close friend of Jesus. It is believed that it was Jesus who raised Lazarus from the dead after being placed in a tomb for four days. It is then that Lazarus emerged from the tomb without any imperfection, illness or impurity. San Lazaro, as he is known in the Latino culture, is petitioned for serious illness or any deformities of the body of any kind. He can be seen as a patron Saint for many who suffer from skeletal disfigurements, as he is believed to help relieve the suffering and also the pain of being ostracized for their disability. In the Afro-Caribbean religions of Lukumi and Santeria, Lazaro is also known as Babaluaye. When you trace the history of his devotion back to Africa, Babaluaye is the God of Smallpox, Sompanna or Champana, which has ravaged the Continent for centuries. In this religious path, the ile (or Houses of Worship) open their doors to any who are afflicted. The devotees stand on large white sheets and have various grains poured over them such as rice, beans, corn, lentils and such, to absorb the illness and disease. Many will receive “limpias” or “limpiezas”, full body “cleanings” or “cleansings” of herbs, cigar smoke, Florida Water and/or White Rum. If one Santero or Santera becomes “possessed” by the Spirit, he or she will given wise cousel to whom he believes needs it. The grains are collected and wrpped up in the white sheeting to be disposed of properly.A feast usually is served afterwards. Saint Lazarus’ candle is purple and I always suggest burning a purple candle devoted to him, along with a glass of white wine (he cannot accept water as an offering, as it exacerbates smallpox)....Rekindle a Lost Love | Bring Back Lover | Come Back Candle Spell
Posted by Jacqueline on Dec 15th, 2008 in Beginners Candle Spells, Love Candle Spells, Various Saints Candle Spells | Comments Off on Rekindle a Lost Love | Bring Back Lover | Come Back Candle Spell The Holidays and Winter’s chill gives us more time for introspection – which is exactly what Mother Nature wanted us to do. It is a time to withdraw from life, curl up and ponder the “what if’s” and “if only” that the Season brings. Spending the Holidays alone is an especially tough time when the break up was over something minor or if clear communication was not expressed while the two persons involved were together. Here is a Candle Spell to Encourage a Lost Loved One to Reconsider and Return Ingredients 1 White 7-Day Novena Candle in glass 1 Blue 7-Day Novena Candle in glass 1 Pink 7-Day Novena Candle in glass 1 Red 7-Day Novena Candle in glass Photo of Lost Lover Petition Letter Addressed to Lover Full Name and Birth Date written on 4 slips of white paper 1 bottle Peaceful Home Condition Oil 1 bottle of Return to Me Condition Oil 1 bottle of Healing Condition Oil 1 bottle of Blessing Condition Oil First, clean all candles with lemon juice (see prior posts in the “Proper Candle Preparation” category on right. Let dry. Trim wick to 1 inch. Take one each of the name papers with birth date on it and tape it to the bottom of each candle. Write your petition letter to your lost lover, then anoint each of the corners of the paper with one drop of each oil in a cris-cross pattern like this: 1 3 4 2 You must place a drop in the area labeled with a “1”, then move down to “2”, then over to “3”, ending with “4”. Do this one oil at a time. Then place three drops of Blessing Oil in the White Candle. Place three drops of Healing Oil in the Red Candle, Place three drops of Peaceful Home Oil in the Blue Candle and three drops of Return to Me Oil in the Pink Candle. Place a large glass dish or Pyrex Pie Pan in an area that will not be disturbed. Place petition letter to lost lover on plate or dish. Set the Red Candle in the farthest back center of the dish. Place the White Candle in the right side of the dish, and the Blue Candle on the Left. Place the photo of your lost lover in the center of this candle configuration. Place the final Pink Candle in front of photo and center front of dish. Pray the Lord’s Prayer (Psalm 23) three times and then ask the Angels to bring them back into contact with you. Take some time each day to do this in the morning and again each night until the candles burn out. While praying, stare intently into the candle flame, calling to them with the Voice of Your Mind; meaning you do not actually “say” their name with your voice but hear it being screamed out of your mind and projecting it through your eyes to the candle flame. You may even see the candle flicker or jump about wildly when you do this, only to calm down or stop wavering once you are through. Repeat this candle configuration until you hear some news of them or hear from them. NOTE: Please be aware that the longer you are apart, as long it may take for you to burn candles for them until you hear from them. It is very few the occurrences that one candle “worked” or “did the job”. ...River Offering to Ochun/Oshun/Oxum | November 2008
Posted by Jacqueline on Dec 1st, 2008 in Special Announcements, Various Saints Candle Spells | Comments Off on River Offering to Ochun/Oshun/Oxum | November 2008
The offering was fantastic as you can see! Blessings of much love and prosperity from the heart of Ochun/Oshun/Oxum to all that participated!...Thanksgiving Offering to Ochun/Oshun/Oxum Friday, Nov. 28, 2008
Posted by Jacqueline on Nov 25th, 2008 in Special Announcements, Various Saints Candle Spells | Comments Off on Thanksgiving Offering to Ochun/Oshun/Oxum Friday, Nov. 28, 2008
We will be having a ceremony to place offerings to Ochun/Oshun/Oxum for blessings received and for blessings to be asked for on Friday, Nov. 28, 2008. We take offerings to the riverside, and with traditional songs, invite Ochun/Oshun/Oxum to accept these offerings from people like you. The offering above can be set for your intentions for the offering of $25.00 For more information about purchasing a candle offering or a larger altar set with the 5 oranges, please go to: http://www.tarotbyjacqueline.com/tarot-upcomingevents.html...