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The enchanting amulet of the 7 chakras is a powerful and mystical piece of jewelry that is said to bring balance and harmony to the wearer. The amulet is adorned with gemstones that correspond to each of the seven chakras, which are energy centers in the body. Each chakra is associated with a specific color and has its own unique properties and functions. The root chakra, represented by a red garnet, is located at the base of the spine and is associated with grounding and stability. The sacral chakra, represented by a fiery orange carnelian, is located in the lower abdomen and is associated with creativity and passion. The solar plexus chakra, represented by a sunny yellow citrine, is located in the upper abdomen and is associated with personal power and confidence.

With creatures that have "at will" Darkness, you get a counteracting war (interesting) rather than the often automatic shutdown of the party (*sigh*). Early PFS1 seasons had many examples of this where one item or so made a huge fluctuation in scenario results, including entertainment. Led to much resentment, and lots of gold spent on light items (which would be harder to afford outside PFS or under a tighter power curve like in PF2). This goes both ways too, w/ some PC groups too easily shutting down threats w/ a token spell. PF2 has addressed the darkness/light conflict well IMO.

I have to comment that I strongly dislike the idea that many high level monsters simply cannot utilize any shadow based tactics because their Darkness which takes 3 actions and lasts only a minute does nothing because the party has an 8 hour cantrip active since the start of the day and very few monsters have their darkness heightened beyond at most 4th level. I move, a monster which has the Darkness spell on its list which is not heightened to at least its second highest slot has a flaw with its design, as it has no more practical use for that spell assuming it is expecting to use this darkness in a context where there are light-wielding PCs present than if it had a Dispel Magic or incapacitation effect of similarly low level--and at least the incapacitation spells plausibly have some kind of effect still.

The solar plexus chakra, represented by a sunny yellow citrine, is located in the upper abdomen and is associated with personal power and confidence. The heart chakra, represented by a soothing green aventurine, is located in the center of the chest and is associated with love and compassion. The throat chakra, represented by a calming blue aquamarine, is located in the throat area and is associated with communication and self-expression.

How to make darkness magical. Our Winter Solstice celebrations

December 21 is the darkest day of the year. Few of us modern peeps even notice it, except maybe to draw a sigh of relief that the light will begin to return now. Even fewer actually celebrate the winter soltice.

But the older I get, the more meaningful it feels to do so. The more connected I feel to the earth, to the seasons, to the cyclical nature of life, the more natural it feels for me to somehow mark the shift from dark to light, (and back again, on Midsummer).

Where I live, in Sweden, these shifts are huge. The dark season is DARK, with a sun that barely makes it above the horizon, and in the summer, barely sets at all. Living with this kind of darkness can be challenging, but it can also be beautiful and meaningful. Even a bit magical.

Because darkness is more than the abscense of light. It can be a nurturing presence, an invitation to slow down and look inwards. To notice things we don’t see when it’s light. The starlight, the shadow world, the way our senses sharpen when we can’t rely solely on our eyesight. It can be so very restful – if we heed that invitation. But we rarely do. It’s not built into our culture to let the changes of seasons affect our lives like that, to allow for slow periods, for hibernation and gestation.

Well, you know how I feel about that. I want to do it differently. Celebrating the winter solstice is part of it.

I know Christmas is around the corner. The last thing you might want is another thing on your to do-list. But it doesn’t have to be like that. It can be simple. A noticing, a conscious slowing down and noticing.

It can be a moment in the evening when the house is quiet when you turn off the lights and light a candle. A moment spent pondering what you’re leaving behind in the dark, and what you’re inviting in as you move into the light.

I’ve done it like that for a few years. Just me, a private little ceremony. But the last few years I felt like inviting the rest of the family and make it a part of our holiday season. I want to show my kids (without lecturing them) that there is more to this season than shopping and exchanging presents. Before the Christian tradition of Christmas there was Yule, the celebration of the new solar year and the return of light.

I want them to know about Frigga, the northern goddess who wove fate into being on her spinning wheel, and how her wheel – called “hjul” in Swedish and Norse – gave name to Yule. (Christmas is still called Jul in Sweden).

I want them to know where they come from. I want to anchor them in a tradition that is nourishing, that invites them to pay attention to the shifting seasons and the land they walk upon.

In doing so, we’re also removing some of the extreme focus on Christmas Eve. You know, the months of build up to that one day. It’s stressful, not just for us adults who are making it happen, but for the kids as well.

So, this is what will happen in our home on the 21st:

1. No electrical light in the house for the entire day. Only candles and fire (the Christmas tree exempted, see below) in order to really experience and rest in the dark. No computers or smartphones.

2. we’ll decorate the Christmas tree – finally! The lights from the tree will be the exception to the rule of no electrical light, because Christmas trees are magical.

3. For those who are up for it – a bath in the freezing lake, to really rinse off everything sluggish or old. It’s not for the faint of heart but I’m telling you, the rush of fire in your veins afterwards is exhilirating.

4. Back home, we’ll light a fire , inside or outside depending on weather. (The fire represents the returning light but you don’t have to make it into a thing if you don’t want to, kids love a good fire regardless).

5. on litte scraps of paper, We’ll write what we’re Leaving behind in the darkness, and what we’re inviting in (with the returning light), and then we throw the scraps into the fire.

6. We’ll have a picnic style feast lit by all the candles we can find in the house. Nothing that needs to be cooked since We want to keep it simple. Also, the kitchen is a bit dark without the electric light 🙂 We’ll likely be playing some cards or a board game or two.

7. We’ll end it all with a sleepover on the living room floor, in front of the fireplace. Just bring out some matresses and sleep the whole family together in the dark. Yep, this was the kids’ idea, but I have to admit it’s kind of cosy 🙂

Nothing fancy, nothing expensive, no big party. Just us, spending some very special time together before the rush of Christmas.
Wishing you a blessed Yule, whichever way you do (or don’t do) it.

The third eye chakra, represented by an intuitive indigo iolite, is located in the middle of the forehead and is associated with intuition and spiritual awareness. The crown chakra, represented by a majestic purple amethyst, is located at the top of the head and is associated with spiritual connection and enlightenment. When all of the chakras are balanced and aligned, the individual experiences a sense of well-being and wholeness. Wearing the enchanting amulet of the 7 chakras is believed to help balance and align the chakras, promoting physical, mental, and spiritual health. The gemstones used in the amulet are believed to emit their own unique vibrations, which can help to clear any blockages or imbalances in the chakras. In addition to the gemstones, the amulet may also include symbols or engravings that represent the different chakras and their energies. These symbols can serve as a reminder to the wearer to focus on their own personal growth and spiritual journey. The enchanting amulet of the 7 chakras can be worn as a pendant, bracelet, or even as a ring, allowing the wearer to keep the powerful energies of the chakras close to their body. It can be worn daily or during meditation and energy healing practices. Whether you are new to the concept of chakras or are well-versed in their significance, the enchanting amulet of the 7 chakras is an exquisite piece of jewelry that can provide not only beauty but also a sense of balance and connection to the divine energies within. By wearing this amulet, you are inviting the energy of the chakras into your life and allowing your truest self to shine..

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