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Post subject: A Solo Rite for Samhain Posted: Tue Oct 27, 2009 9:57 am |
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Go to a quite place and set up an altar with four candles- white, red, gold and black. Have a red jar with a candle in it beside them and some incense. Place bread and wine upon the altar.
Kneel before the altar and light the white candle: This I light for the Maiden's purity
Light the red: This I light for the fruitfulness of the Mother
Light the gold: This I light for the power of the Queen
Light the black This I light for the wisdom of the Crone.
Light the incense and lantern: These do I light in honour of the Horned God who dwells in this season as Lord of the Dead.
On this, the sacred night of Samhain, do I build this temple in honour of the Lord and Lady.
This is a time that is not a time, in a place that is not a place, on a day that is not a day, between the worlds and beyond.
Now you can speak about the season, meditate, perform a pathworking, or acts of divination.
When you have finished place your hands over the bread and wine: For this bread and wine, do I ask the blessings of the Lady, and I do ask the blessings of the Horned One who guards the portals of the Worlds.
Take the bread: May I, and those I love, have sufficiency and good health.[eat]
Take the cup and say: May out spirits be strong. [Drink].
By the Goddess and the Horned God, so mote it be.
Dance, music and poetry may follow. To close, put out the candles: Though these flames of the material world be darkened, they shall ever burn in the worlds beyond. This rite is ended. Blessed be.
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