Happy New Year!
It is the Chinese New Year, and Taiji Bunny Girl is proud to say, it is the year of the rabbit. This is one of the most important of the Chinese holidays.The New Moon is what signals the holiday which is literally translated into "Spring Festival". All these spring days lately, what a wonderful thing. Phil says spring is coming and I know the weather was bad on Imbolc, so the hag was not out gathering fire wood, it looks good for an early spring!
This "Chinese New Year" , or better yet, Spring Festival lasts until February 15.It is a time of food, decoration, presents and new clothing...and of course firecrackers.Much like the Christmas holiday season in the US.
It is the Year of the Rabbit, so "Gong Xi Fa Cai!", and wear some red today to celebrate the new year. A fertile year to all, abundance galore! Bring on the rabbit!
Being that it is a New Moon, it is also time to think about new beginnings. Perform any prayers, spells, or manifesting to bring about a new start. Being a rabbit year, it is a wonderful time to do any abundance ritual!
Remember what abundance means...it does not mean money, and lots of it. Money will be part of abundance, but in the terms of money, it means enough to pay the bills, with a little left over. The "left overs" are to be used wisely, not hoarded or wasted, then the abundance goes away. Abundance also means good health , maybe not PERFECT health, but the ability to overcome health obstacles. It means good friends, happiness, contentment, opportunities, learning and new knowledge,new places, new experiences. That is abundance.
Remember, everything has an energy attached to it. When you attach wastefulness to money for example, you will attract energy that makes you continue to waste money, then you will never have "enough plus some". Be very mindful of everything that you do, and what you are telling the Universe when you do it!
Have an abundant year of the Rabbit, I know Taiji Bunny Girl will!
Peshaui Wequashimese
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