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11/28/2025

✨ For Wolfe Willow Moondream ✨

Today our soul brother is walking through a storm no heart should face alone. Wolfe’s beloved grandmother has returned to the ancestors, and the weight of that loss is heavy, sharp, and overwhelming.

To Wolfe:
You are not alone in this darkness. You’re held, you’re seen, and your pain is real. We honor your space, and we honor your heart. When grief screams, we don’t silence it—we sit beside it. And we sit beside you.

To his grandmother’s spirit:
May your journey be gentle, may your suffering fall away like old skin,
and may peace greet you like an old friend.

To our circle:
We know loss all too well. We carry the memory of our soul sister,
Pele Pō’hula (Makayla Alexander), whose spirit left this world in 2023.
Her absence still aches, but her fire still lives with us.
Let that reminder be a lantern: none of us walk these edges alone.

Tonight, light a candle, whisper a blessing, or just breathe with us.
For Wolfe.
For his grandmother.
For every ancestor guiding us home.

Blessed be, Three Moon Family. 🌙

11/16/2025

Core Meaning:
The Queen of Hearts represents a warm, loving, and emotionally intelligent woman. She embodies compassion, kindness, and caring. Often, she appears as someone who nurtures others, gives emotional support, and acts with the heart rather than just logic.

In Love & Relationships:
• She can signify a romantic partner who is affectionate, loyal, and emotionally open.
• If you’re single, her appearance may indicate love entering your life or the need to approach relationships with empathy and understanding.
• She encourages nurturing your own emotional health and that of those around you.

In General Guidance:
• Focus on emotional intelligence and empathy.
• Act with compassion toward yourself and others.
• Pay attention to intuition—your “heart sense” is strong now.

Reversed or Negative Aspect:
• Emotional manipulation or over-sensitivity.
• Being overly trusting or sacrificing too much for others.
• Moodiness or letting emotions cloud judgment.

Symbolism & Archetype:
• The “Mother” or “Nurturer” archetype.
• Associated with love, care, and heartfelt intuition.
• Sometimes linked to creativity, social grace, and charm.

In essence, the Queen of Hearts is a reminder to lead with kindness and love, honor your feelings, and value emotional connections.

- Aarna Lavenderrose & Wolfe Moondreame
Three Moon Mystic

10/08/2025

✨🌙 Discover Your Numerology Chart! 🌙✨

Have you ever wondered what the universe reveals about you through numbers? Numerology is a magical tool that can help you understand your life path, personality, inner desires, and destiny. Your numbers are like a cosmic map guiding your journey. 🌌

Here’s a simple way to get started:

1️⃣ Life Path Number
This is the most important number in your chart. It’s calculated from your birthdate and shows your life’s purpose and lessons.

2️⃣ Expression (Destiny) Number
Derived from your full birth name, it reveals your natural talents, abilities, and the gifts you’re meant to share with the world.

3️⃣ Soul Urge (Heart’s Desire) Number
Also from your full name (vowels only), this number uncovers your deepest desires and what your soul truly seeks.

4️⃣ Personality Number
From the consonants in your name, this number reflects how others perceive you and the energy you radiate outward.

✨ Tip: You can calculate these using Pythagorean numerology: assign numbers to letters (A=1, B=2, …, I=9, J=1…) and reduce them to single digits. Don’t worry, it’s easier than it sounds—and so rewarding when you see what your numbers reveal!

Numerology isn’t about limiting you—it’s about understanding your energy, aligning with your path, and embracing your true self. ✨💜

With love and cosmic light,
Aarna Lavenderrose 🌙💫

10/08/2025

✨🌙 Witch Names: Your Choice, Your Magic 🌙✨

Not everyone needs a witch name—and that’s completely fine! But if you’ve ever felt drawn to one, a witch name can be a beautiful way to connect with your magical identity.

I’ve always loved having one. My witch name is Aarna Lavenderrose—Aarna inspired by a Hindu goddess, and Lavenderrose because these are my favorite flowers. It’s meaningful to me, separate from my birth name, and feels like my magical self when I step into the energy of my practice. 🌿💜

A common suggestion is that your witch name should be given to you, but honestly? If a name doesn’t resonate, it’s not the right one. Your witch name should represent you, your magic, and what you love.

Here’s a little guide to creating your own:
• Draw inspiration from your favorite mythology or deities.
• Use plants, flowers, herbs, or other elements you feel connected to.
• Think about celestial connections: moons, stars, planets, or your zodiac sign.
• Consider qualities, emotions, or symbols that embody your magical energy.

Your witch name is a reflection of your essence, so make it yours. It should feel right, magical, and completely you. ✨

10/08/2025

✨🌙 Happy 10 Years, Three Moon Mystic! 🌙✨

Can you believe it? Ten years ago, I started this page because I kept seeing so much misinformation about paganism, Wicca, and spiritual practices. People were posting spells from the Charmed book, claiming them as “real magic,” and while I adore Charmed—Prue, Piper, Phoebe, and Paige will forever be my favorites—I knew there had to be a space for truth, respect, and authenticity.

From the very beginning, my goal has been simple: share knowledge, honor cultures, and celebrate mythologies from around the world. Not just the Greek gods you see everywhere, but the African, Pakistani, Indian, and Asian deities and traditions that are often overlooked. Every post, every story, every thread has been about shining light on the richness of the spiritual and mythological world—without whitewashing, without simplification, and always with respect.

Over the last decade, this page has grown beyond my wildest dreams. It’s become a community of seekers, learners, and lovers of the mystical. I’m so grateful to everyone who’s been along for the journey, whether you’ve been here from the very first post or just discovered us recently. 🌙✨

Here’s to the next 10 years of learning, exploring, and honoring the magic that lives in every corner of the world. Thank you for letting Three Moon Mystic be a part of your spiritual journey. 💜

10/08/2025

🔮 How to Find Your Tarot Birth Card ✨

Have you ever wondered which Tarot card represents the core of your soul’s journey? Just like astrology reveals your rising sign and moon, your Tarot Birth Card reflects your life’s lesson — your sacred archetype.

Finding it is simple! All you need is your full birth date. Here’s how:

1️⃣ Write your birth date in numbers.
For example, mine is June 19, 1987 → 6 + 1 + 9 + 1 + 9 + 8 + 7 = 41

2️⃣ Reduce it until you reach a number between 1 and 22 (since there are 22 Major Arcana cards).
4 + 1 = 5

3️⃣ Find your card.
My result, 5, corresponds to The Hierophant — the wise teacher, the spiritual guide, and the bridge between the sacred and the human.

That means my soul’s path centers around seeking truth, sharing knowledge, and guiding others through wisdom and compassion.

Your number might land you with The Empress (nurturer and creator), The Lovers (seeker of harmony), or The Chariot (driven by purpose). Whatever you find, your birth card reflects the energy that shapes your spiritual growth and your personal magic.

✨ To deepen the connection ✨
• Meditate with your card.
• Keep it on your altar.
• Journal about how its traits appear in your life.
• Pull it during readings to see how your path is evolving.

Your birth card is more than a number — it’s your eternal mirror, revealing the lesson your soul came here to master.

What’s your Tarot Birth Card? Comment below and let’s uncover the magic together 🖤🌙

— Aarna Lavenderrose
Three Moon Mystic

09/23/2025

🍂✨ Blessed Mabon ✨🍂

History, Meaning & Magic of the Autumn Equinox

Today we celebrate Mabon, the Pagan sabbat that honors the Autumn Equinox — a time when day and night stand in perfect balance. After today, the nights will slowly grow longer, reminding us that the Wheel of the Year is turning toward rest, reflection, and shadow.

📜 A Bit of History

Though harvest festivals are ancient, the name “Mabon” is actually modern. It was introduced in the 1970s by Pagan writer Aidan Kelly, who borrowed it from the Welsh mythic figure Mabon ap Modron — the “Son of the Mother,” a child of light who was stolen away and later reborn.

Ancient Celts likely did not call the Equinox by this name, but many cultures have always marked this moment of balance with feasts, gratitude, and preparing for the darker half of the year. In Druidic tradition, the equinox is often called Alban Elfed, “The Light of the Water.”

🌾 The Meaning of Mabon

Mabon is the second harvest of the year (after Lammas, before Samhain). It’s a time to:
• Give thanks for abundance 🌻
• Reflect on what we’ve reaped & what we’ve released 🍎
• Honor balance between light & dark ⚖️
• Prepare our homes, hearts, and spirits for the coming winter ❄️

🔮 Symbols & Correspondences
• Colors: Gold, orange, red, deep brown
• Foods: Apples, squash, grapes, nuts, bread, wine
• Crystals: Amber, smoky quartz, topaz
• Herbs: Cinnamon, sage, rosemary, ivy, oak leaves
• Deities/Mythic Figures: Mabon ap Modron, Persephone, harvest gods & goddesses

🌙 Ways to Celebrate
• Create a harvest feast and share food with loved ones.
• Place apples, pinecones, or autumn leaves on your altar.
• Write a list of what you’re grateful for — and what you’re ready to release.
• Take a walk in nature to honor the changing season.
• Meditate on balance — where do you need more harmony in your life?

✨ Mabon teaches us to pause, give thanks, and prepare. Just as the Earth rests after the harvest, so too must we. Tonight, light a candle, sip something warm, and honor both the light that lingers and the shadow that grows.

🍁 From my altar to yours, may your Mabon be blessed. 🍁

— Three Moon Mystic 🌙

08/15/2025

✨ Seeing Repeating Numbers: What They Might Mean ✨

Have you ever glanced at the clock and noticed something like 3:33, 4:44, or 5:55? Seeing repeating numbers—sometimes called angel numbers—is more common than you might think, and they can carry symbolic meanings for your life, your energy, or your path.

Here’s a quick guide to some of the numbers you might encounter:

3:33 – Creativity & Growth
This number often signals encouragement. It can appear when the universe is nudging you to express yourself, embrace your creativity, or speak your truth. Think of it as a little cosmic high-five reminding you to share your light.

4:44 – Stability & Foundation
Seeing 4:44 might be a reminder that you’re on the right track. It’s about building strong foundations, trusting yourself, and feeling supported—even if things feel uncertain. Ground yourself and keep moving forward.

5:55 – Change & Transformation
This one is bold. 5:55 often pops up when a big shift is on the horizon. It can be a reminder to embrace change, let go of what no longer serves you, and step into a new chapter with courage.

Why You See Them
Whether you interpret repeating numbers spiritually or just notice them as a pattern, they’re a reminder to pause, pay attention, and reflect. Sometimes the universe—or simply our subconscious—uses numbers to catch our eye and remind us of something important.

✨ Tip from Three Moon Mystic:
Keep a small journal of repeating numbers you see and your thoughts or feelings when you notice them. Over time, you might see patterns unique to your own journey!

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Aarna Lavenderrose & Wolfe Willow Moondream
Three Moon Mystic

08/09/2025

🌿✨ Spell to Call Upon the Nymphs ✨🌿
For connection, blessings, and guidance from nature’s spirits

You will need:
• A bowl of fresh spring water (or the purest water you can find)
• A green candle (for nature’s life force)
• A white flower (for purity and invitation)
• A small bell or chime (to call the spirits)

Best performed: At dawn, near a natural place — a tree, garden, spring, or open window with sunlight and breeze.

🌙 The Spell 🌙
1. Prepare the Space
Find a quiet place. Place the bowl of water in front of you, the candle beside it, and the flower resting on the rim of the bowl. Light the candle and take three slow breaths.
2. Ring the Call
Gently ring the bell or chime three times, letting the sound carry into the air. Imagine it drifting far into the wild, reaching the ears of the nymphs.
3. Speak the Invocation

“Spirits of leaf, stream, stone, and breeze,
Gentle nymphs who guard the trees,
Maidens fair of earth and air,
I call to you with love and care.
Bring your blessings, pure and bright,
Dance with me in dawn’s first light.”

4. Offer the Water
Dip your fingers into the water and sprinkle it lightly on the earth or into the air. This is your offering — a symbol of gratitude and respect.
5. Listen & Feel
Sit in stillness. You may feel a shift in the air, a bird call, a rustle of leaves, or a sense of warmth — signs of their presence.
6. Close with Thanks
Extinguish the candle and leave the flower in nature as an offering. Whisper: “Blessed be, and go in peace.”

✨ Note: Nymphs are drawn to beauty, purity, and genuine love of nature. Perform this spell with a kind heart, and they may gift you inspiration, guidance, or simple joy.

- Aarna Lavenderrose & Wolfe Willow Moondream
Three Moon Mystic ☽♢☾

08/09/2025

🌿✨ The Enchanted Spirits of Nature: Nymphs in Ancient Myth ✨🌿

In the shimmering tapestry of ancient Greek mythology, nymphs are not simply beautiful maidens of folklore — they are living embodiments of nature’s soul. Neither mortal nor goddess, they dwell between the realms of spirit and earth, forever bound to the wild places they guard.

The Greeks saw the world as alive with spirit, and the nymphs were its keepers. Each one is tied to a particular element or place, and their very essence depends on its survival.

🍃 Dryads – Sacred tree spirits, often bound to oaks or other ancient trees. To harm their tree was to wound the nymph herself. They are the silent witnesses of centuries, guardians of the forest’s deep wisdom.

🌊 Naiads – Keepers of fresh waters: springs, fountains, streams, and rivers. Their laughter dances in the bubbling flow, and their touch was said to bring healing. But they could also draw mortals into the depths if disrespected.

🌸 Oreads – Mountain nymphs, dwelling among high cliffs and snow-capped peaks. They are fierce and untamed, breathing the thin air of solitude and watching the valleys below.

🌬 Aurae – Spirits of the breezes, carrying the scents of flowers in spring or the crispness of autumn air. Whisper your secrets into the wind, and perhaps an Aura will carry them to a kind ear.

💧 Nereids & Oceanids – While technically tied to the sea rather than fresh water, these water maidens were cousins to the nymphs of land, guiding sailors and blessing the waves.

Nymphs were symbols of fertility, beauty, and the ever-turning cycles of life. They could bless a traveler with good fortune or vanish entirely from a place where the natural balance had been broken. To see a nymph was to glimpse the invisible heartbeat of the earth — a reminder that all living things are connected.

✨ Myth and Magic ✨
In many old tales, nymphs would appear to heroes and wanderers — sometimes to guide them, sometimes to test them. They were known to gift inspiration to poets and musicians, lending their voices to songs that seemed to come from the earth itself. But their favor could never be bought, only earned through reverence and respect for the land they guarded.

🌙 The Lesson of the Nymphs 🌙
To honor a nymph is to honor nature. Leave an offering at a spring, walk gently through the forest, breathe deeply in the mountains, and listen for the wind’s soft song. Their magic is still here, hidden in wild places, waiting for those who know how to see.

May we walk as the ancients once did — with eyes open to wonder and hearts open to the living spirit of the world.

— Aarna Lavenderrose & Wolfe Willow Moondream
Three Moon Mystic 🌿

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