Alicia's SubRosa Magick - Readings & Reiki by Rev. Alicia

10/30/2025

Every day I’m shuffling’ Today was a tarot party for a SHU special Halloween dinner. I brought my runes as well. Book me for your next party in person or over Zoom!

10/24/2025

In Hellenic Polytheism an agathodaemon (Ancient Greek: ἀγαθοδαίμων, agathodaímōn) or agathos daemon (ἀγαθός δαίμων, agathós daímōn, lit. 'noble spirit') is a spirit (daemon). They are personal companion spirits, comparable to the Roman genii, who ensure good luck, health, and wisdom. An Agathos Daimon is the spouse or companion of Tyche Agathe (Τύχη Ἀγαθή, "Good Fortune"; Latin: Agatha). "Tyche we know at Lebadeia as the wife of the Agathos Daimon, the Good or Rich Spirit". Their numinous presence can be represented in art as a serpent or more concretely as a young man bearing a cornucopia and a bowl in one hand, and a poppy and an ear of grain in the other.

10/23/2025

Purchase any black bowl or crystal ball in my Etsy shop in October and I will give you a free lesson. Black bowls can be filled with any water you wish depending on use, and so I prefer them.
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10/22/2025

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Always spot on and straightforward! warm and wise. Enjoyed every reading and always finds clarity after talking with Psychic Alicia 🙂 thank you!"
~A

10/22/2025

Drinking honey water before a workout might be one of the simplest yet most effective fitness hacks. 🍯💪

According to a study in Frontiers in Physiology, consuming honey water about 90 minutes before exercising can reduce muscle soreness by nearly 30% and increase leg strength significantly.

The secret lies in honey’s natural sugars glucose and fructose which provide a steady burst of quick energy while supporting faster muscle recovery. These sugars also carry anti-inflammatory properties, helping to ease post-workout strain and fatigue.

10/12/2025

10/11/2025

"Calling yourself a witch at this moment in history is a BIG deal. Our way of being as women has been persecuted for millennia. The word ‘witch’ has been vilified and slung around as an insult. So it’s no wonder that we, as women, hold back our power, hush our voices and stay small because we’ve been told that being powerful is unsafe.

Our work, the work of the witch, is to make it safe to be powerful again.

Being powerful in the face of thousands of years of patriarchal expectations and conditioning means going against so many of the things you’ve been taught, right?

And yet . . . the power to shape events, to change things up and make things happen flows naturally through you. Your biology is honed and optimized to wield that power and use it for good.

It’s your birthright as a woman.

This is witch work.

The thing is, so many of us have grown really good at playing the roles we’ve been offered up as women in the world...

The problem? I don’t know about you, but when I’ve played these roles (and I’ve played many of them in the past), I’ve always found myself feeling a combination of unfulfilled/hungry/displeased/restless.

And if you feel that restlessness too? That’s the unexpressed part of you.

Over time, that part of you starts to scream inside. The scream becomes deafening. All-consuming.

For some it shows up as pain and dis-ease in the body. For others it’ll be depression and/or anxiety.

You may use food/drink/shopping/drugs to numb it.

At first, you’ll probably push it down.

And in pushing down the scream, you’ll go one of two ways. You’ll either become despondent and submissive to life, or you’ll become aggressive and/or hardened – taking on predominantly masculine traits to survive . . .

I totally disconnected from my female body. I lived my life from the neck up, operating and making decisions decisions from my head. I lived life like a dude because that option seemed much easier than having to deal with being a woman who was never seen or heard . . .

Pushing down the scream is what we’re dealing with here . . . it’s a basic reality for so many women in the western world. Recognize it in your body.

Recognize it in your being, because it’s time to stop pushing it down. It’s time to start letting it all be seen and felt. FULLY.

This is witch work.

How do we dare to express our fullness?

We must bring it ALL.
Rage AND laughter.
Beauty AND strength.
Fierceness AND grace.
Vulnerability AND force.
Compassion AND passion."

~ Lisa Lister, "Witch: Unleashed. Untamed. Unapologetic."

Art: Aleah Chapin, “Splitting the Silence" on Instagram

10/11/2025

✨ Aurora Watch two days: October 11–12, 2025 ✨
A burst of solar wind is on its way and it could light up the night sky with jaw-dropping auroras! Northern Lights may be visible farther south than usual, possibly dipping into parts of the northern United States while dazzling skies across Canada, Iceland, and Scandinavia.

When energized particles from the Sun collide with Earth’s atmosphere, they paint the sky in glowing greens, purples, and reds a cosmic light show you won’t forget. 🌌

🔭 How to catch the glow:
Look north between 10 PM – 2 AM
Escape city lights for darker skies
Use a tripod for long-exposure photos
Bundle up, it gets cold under the stars!

10/11/2025

Breaking Space News 🚨: On October 11, skywatchers will witness a breathtaking celestial event as the Moon passes remarkably close to Mars, creating a rare lunar occultation. During this phenomenon, the Moon will momentarily hide the Red Planet from view—an alignment that happens only once in several years.

Astronomers say the spectacle will be visible from several regions across the globe, offering a stunning opportunity for photographers and space enthusiasts to capture the Moon and Mars in a cosmic dance.

10/11/2025

🕯️ Samhain — The Veil Between Worlds

As the veil between worlds grows thin, the earth falls silent and the whispers of the ancestors drift through the dark.
Samhain (pronounced Sow-en) marks both an ending and a beginning — the turning of the Wheel where death gives way to rebirth. It is the time when we bid farewell to the light and welcome the sacred wisdom of the shadows.

The ancient Celts believed that on this night, the gates of the Otherworld opened, allowing spirits of the departed to return and walk among the living.
So we light candles in our windows, leave offerings of food upon the table, and honor those who came before us with love and remembrance.

Samhain is a season of introspection, magic, and release.
It is the moment to lay to rest what must end, and to open the heart to what is yet to come.