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E29 - Kitchenwitchcrafts with Ix Chel Phoenix

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Join us in our Sacred Circle as today we talk to Ix Chel Phoenix in South Africa from Kitchenwitchcrafts! Today's conversation is about; gifts from the Ancestral Line, Grandmothers, crystals & tarot, herbs, coming out of the broom closet, working with Magdalene & Rose energy, womb magic & becoming a crone, and some great tips from Ixchel on 'Making magic in everyday life - life is a ceremony and you are your own Sacred Space'!!

❤️ If you've enjoyed this podcast, as a thank you you can treat Rachel to a cup of coffee here! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/rachelgo

Kitchen Witch Craft's Website: https://www.kitchenwitch-crafts.co.za/

Instagram: @kitchwitchcrafts https://www.instagram.com/kitchwitchcrafts/

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/PotionsandPathways/

Facebook profile: https://www.facebook.com/ixchelphoenix/

The chant used at the beginning and end of each episode is 'Ka Liko Pua Kukui' https://youtu.be/DVU6zB59DKw In the Hawaiian language, the word kukui means 'enlightened'. The kukui nut tree is a symbol of enlightenment, wisdom, protection and peace for the Hawaiians and is said to contain subtle energy known in Hawaii as “ki”. I learnt this chant from Nonna Beamers book 'Na Mele Huna', and practised for many months. She describes it as 'a gentle nature chant alluding to love... A flower representing a sweetheart is a common love symbol in Hawaiian poetry'. In my own practice I experienced a deeper meaning - of the attraction of the Divine Feminine and Divine Masculine to each other, the love that is experienced when they come together and the wish within all of us for returning to this state of oneness once again. Practising this sacred chant (in my experience) helps move us towards internal union by integrating our own divine masculine and feminine and brings us into greater balance. I believe also (again through my own experience and illuminations that I received) that it can help us attract a partner that we long for, through the sacred expression of these energies in the chant. Although this is obviously not directly a Sarah (daughter of the Magdalene and Yeshua) chant, it is a representation of Sarah's archetypal energy of integration and expression of the Sacred Marriage. See more of Rachel & Sarah's work at https://www.rachelgoodwin.dk/

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Join us in our Sacred Circle as today we talk to Ix Chel Phoenix in South Africa from Kitchenwitchcrafts! Today's conversation is about; gifts from the Ancestral Line, Grandmothers, crystals & tarot, herbs, coming out of the broom closet, working with Magdalene & Rose energy, womb magic & becoming a crone, and some great tips from Ixchel on 'Making magic in everyday life - life is a ceremony and you are your own Sacred Space'!!

❤️ If you've enjoyed this podcast, as a thank you you can treat Rachel to a cup of coffee here! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/rachelgo

Kitchen Witch Craft's Website: https://www.kitchenwitch-crafts.co.za/

Instagram: @kitchwitchcrafts https://www.instagram.com/kitchwitchcrafts/

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/PotionsandPathways/

Facebook profile: https://www.facebook.com/ixchelphoenix/

The chant used at the beginning and end of each episode is 'Ka Liko Pua Kukui' https://youtu.be/DVU6zB59DKw In the Hawaiian language, the word kukui means 'enlightened'. The kukui nut tree is a symbol of enlightenment, wisdom, protection and peace for the Hawaiians and is said to contain subtle energy known in Hawaii as “ki”. I learnt this chant from Nonna Beamers book 'Na Mele Huna', and practised for many months. She describes it as 'a gentle nature chant alluding to love... A flower representing a sweetheart is a common love symbol in Hawaiian poetry'. In my own practice I experienced a deeper meaning - of the attraction of the Divine Feminine and Divine Masculine to each other, the love that is experienced when they come together and the wish within all of us for returning to this state of oneness once again. Practising this sacred chant (in my experience) helps move us towards internal union by integrating our own divine masculine and feminine and brings us into greater balance. I believe also (again through my own experience and illuminations that I received) that it can help us attract a partner that we long for, through the sacred expression of these energies in the chant. Although this is obviously not directly a Sarah (daughter of the Magdalene and Yeshua) chant, it is a representation of Sarah's archetypal energy of integration and expression of the Sacred Marriage. See more of Rachel & Sarah's work at https://www.rachelgoodwin.dk/

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