Fertility; birthing; creation of new possibilities: Like most rune symbols, this amulet works on several levels. It was designed to help with conception and birthing, but also as an aid to bring any desired and positive new possibility into your life. The cycle of birth and rebirth is a continual spiritual process. Combines the runes Berkana and Perthro.
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The Chalice Well at Glastonbury, in Somerset, England, has long been associated with healing properties, and a hidden mystical origin. The water from the naturally spring fed well flows red, and another spring a short distance away flows white. Some have suggested these represent two faces of the ancient Goddess, the Maiden and the Mother, or that in the ancient days the well was considered to be the original Cauldron of Rebirth, a place of union between life and death, and that one who drank of the well would not age.

The Pentacle as seen in the tarot, it is a symbol of Earth and Prosperity. The pentacle in its upright position represents the Spirit in balance with the four elements. The tree represents the Cosmic World Tree or Tree of Life known throughout many cultures and spiritual paths. Around the edge it reads, "Seed, root, stem, bud, flower, leaf, fruit", representing the endless cycle of rebirth.

Buddha Guatama taught that Nirvana is achieved by breaking the cycle of samsara or the aimless wandering driven by ignorance and cravings. Our karma defines the form our lives take and our deeds determine our karma. Good deeds beget a pleasant rebirth and bad deeds a painful one. Buddha offers us more than that. His nirvana is beyond birth and rebirth. It is spiritual freedom brought by learning Dharma, the ultimate truth of the world.

Fill your pockets with the blessing of many riches, particularly now after the holidays.

By earth, by air, by water, by fire; wealth of coin, in magic I now sire. The fears, the blocks and other unknowns are cleared by the maiden, mother and crone. By horn and hoof the lord will bless fill my pockets with riches free of stress.

The roots of the Greenman go deep into our psyche. He is the cycle of death and rebirth through personal sacrifice. He is the primordial self who seeks to express his wild nature in tame elements.

There is a greenman or greenwoman in everyone. When you are ready to go looking, set up a place to meditate and light this candle. Go deep within to find your primordial self. This strength is found low in the belly and is more in tune with the earth and the stars than it is with your ego.