Star Love Magazine X Folklore & Poetry

By Deanna Jaxine Stinson aka Wish Fire aka Saint Gothic
Halo Paranormal Investigations
www.cryptic916.com/
Email: jazmaonline@gmail.com

Star Love Magazine X

Holiday Traditions

A Christmas Wreath on your door will ward away bad luck,

a full circle of various holiday shrubs & flowers,

in bloom of the area will work!

However, popular favorites for Christmas time

are pine cones, cinnamon's,

nutmegs,

baby's breath maybe or small white flowers

& ivy is often used!

It is made in the shape of a full circle,

as this wards away negative spiritual enemies,

at the front door.

Doors symbolize time:

past, present & future

& are used in several fairy tales & folklore to represent

alternate dimensions & magical places.

They are windows & doors,

wide open spaces of

the universe.

Bows & ribbons are also found wrapped around these & many other things

such as presents, jewelry & clothing.

They represent a unity & wholeness, both with ourselves & nature as well.

Origins of these traditions may have

been inspired by royal crowns of luxurious plants,

especially noted by the Greeks, Scottish & Persian empires esp even up to 700

b.c. to simulate many beautiful things which ward away harm,

such as rings, (by love.)

through accomplishments & honor.

A tradition that arose in Germany in the early 19th century and remains popular to date is the Advent wreath

 and the use of candles as a countdown to Christmas day.

The design is made of evergreen branches and decorated with four candles typically,

 (one for each of the Advent Sundays.)

 Hot Chocolate Folklore

Another popular custom is drinking hot beverages from mugs,

especially coffees, hot chocolates,

egg nogs, milk & various other sugary concoctions

(lots with whipped cream & sprinkles.)

esp red, green& white

mostly star shapes.

Star Glitter

The first chocolate drink is believed to have been created by the Maya around 2,500–3,000 years ago,

& a cocoa drink was an essential part of Aztec culture by 1400 AD, by which they referred to as xocōlātl.

It was meant to empower the spirit & body

of oneself, meaning it was best drunken on special occasions.

Typically,

due to English traditions,

our hot cocoa features marshmallows & whipped cream,

lots of milk.

A perfect pairing with sugar cookies,

in various star & celestial shapes,

pine trees & angels.

The french are known to enjoy breakfast with such Christmas time drinks as these,

teas & hot espresso's too.

You can add caramel, vanillas & peppermint as the best flavors for winter time.

which has a vibration of comfort, healing & pleasantness.

Cosmic Weapons

The symbols of Christmas are stars mostly

and they all symbolize many things.

The north star is a Christmas star, it can be placed on top of a pine tree.

While there are stars that unify each religion into a similar energy, by the position, & frequency of use.

Some are biblical,

like the seal of Solomon & others are completely original.

Most are occult formulations for spiritual protection & hope.

Poetry

31-

red

white

green

Dec-

sugar

stars

scented

markers

confetti

hearts

fresh

glitter

melting

shimmer

icing

frozen

chosen

cookies

repeating

freezing

eternity

sticky &

sweet

creams

dreams

& fantasies

of love

dripping

numbers

slipping

away

into

January

all at

once

naturally

counting

up

refresh pg