
The Moon has always been a source of fascination and mystery. Its constant cycle and its influences on nature and human emotions have not gone unnoticed. Each change in its phase seems to bring with it a different energy, which many consider a perfect moment to connect with their inner self and with what they wish to manifest. In fact, the different phases of the Moon and rituals are related in such a way that the energy of each cycle can enhance different aspects of our lives. For this reason, each request should be made under a specific Moon so that it can provide us with the necessary strength and vibrations. This is exactly what we are analyzing today at Las Velas de Mariano, where we believe that each lunar phase is a portal to deeply connect with our desires and goals.

We live immersed in a constant flow of cycles: day and night, the seasons, the phases of the moon. Often, we forget how these natural rhythms influence us, our emotions, and our decisions. However, there are moments in the year when these cycles call to us more strongly and invite us to stop and reflect. The summer solstice☀️ is one of those moments, a point of maximum brightness that offers us an opportunity to renew our energy and our purposes. Did you know that the celebration of the Summer Solstice and Saint John's Eve originated thousands of years ago? This is what we discuss today at Las Velas de Mariano: we tell you how this tradition began, its energetic importance, and how to make the most of it through rituals.

Amulets are a way of working on our requests indirectly, carrying them with us or incorporating them into our rituals can bring us great benefits. In Celtic culture they were very important, as they used them in everyday life to reflect their values and beliefs.

The summer solstice, which is closely linked to the night of San Juan today, for the Celts represented the moment of greatest power and energy of the sun, it was a time of celebration and gratitude for the fertility of the earth and the abundance of crops. Therefore, it is appropriate to let go of what we do not want and charge ourselves with new energies. This year we have created this ritual inspired by Celtic culture.

In these coming weeks the most stressful dates for opponents and students arrive, of nerves and decisions, since the selectivity, oppositions and final exams are approaching. In the final stretch we begin to review and doubt if we know all the content or if we will do well. If we are looking for a simple ritual to be calmer and better able to overcome the days that we have left before facing those tests, today we come to explain how to make an amulet to take with us in our exams.

Coping with the change in weather is very difficult, as it affects us mentally and physically. In addition, it causes us a moment of stress, alteration and makes us tired, sleepy and without energy. We ask ourselves, how important is it to be balanced and how can we solve this fatigue?

The Celts were a people who lived in central and western Europe from the 8th century B.C. Until I B.C., they were known as fierce fighters, great horsemen, and people of great wisdom. Today, some cultures preserve ancient traditions.

The origin of the tarot is an adaptation of a simple deck of cards 🃏 that was created to play and have fun that was born between France and Italy. Starting in the 19th century, this mallet began to be used as a method of riddles 🔮 since at parties the girls were caught maidens and knights a random card to define their personality. That deck received the name tarot.

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