this breakfast is great any time of summer especially in the month of june, it doesn’t need to be enjoyed specifically on litha; though that’s a great idea ofc! ~
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what you’ll need;
[egg whites]
• 3 egg whites
• butter
• salt & pepper
[roasted potatoes]
• tiny red potatoes
• olive oil
• butter
• thyme
• garlic
• salt
• pepper
[oatmeal]
• oats
• plant based milk or water
• cinnamon
• crack of pepper
• almond butter
• honey
[toast]
• wheat bread or seeded bread (or any tbh)
• whipped feta spread
• honey
• thyme
[iced coffee]
• add cinnamon!
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- enjoy outside in the sunshine or with your windows open, light a yellow or white candle alongside your meal to boost its energizing and mood boosting effects ~ ☀️
Oomancy, the art of egg divination, is a perfect activity for Ostara (the Spring Equinox) because of the strong association between the egg, the world, and new life.
You Will Need
Two bowls
Boiled (still hot) water
An egg
One white and one black candle (in safe holders)
Moon water (optional)
Preparation
If it is part of your practice, cast a circle. As you sit with your ingredients before you, centre yourself. Ground yourself in the present moment by focusing on your breath, the sensations of your body, and your connection to the earth.
Casting
Boil a pot of moon water and carefully pour it into one bowl.
Set the bowls between the the black and white candles (black on your left and white on your right). Place the egg between the bowls and yourself.
Light the black candle and say:
Sister moon, shine your wisdom on this reading.
Light the white candle and say:
Brother sun, infuse your energy in this reading.
Cup the egg in your hands and hold it over the empty bowl and recite the following:
Sister and brother in equal time
Guide this vision and make it mine.
Crack the egg and, using the shell and empty bowl, seperate the white from the yolk. Drop the white into the hot water and read the patterns it creates as you would tea leaves.
Notes
Egg: symbolises the world and rebirth
White and Black Candles: represent the equality of night and day on the Ostara.