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A Garden Crystal Shrine
This article will give you some basic guidelines on how to produce crystal magic for a garden shrine, drawing on the fundamental powers of the earth and the crystalline gifts that come from it.
- Moss Agate to promote plant growth
- Angelite to prevent fungal infections
- Alum to keep the water pure
- Amethyst protection from external negativity
- Dendritic Quartz to purify energy and tie to plants
Gardens have long been a part of many cultures and traditions, even to this very day. Within the garden, we find, at its most fundamental, sustenance to help sustain our lives, grown by our hands and efforts. Additionally, they are often places of respite and regeneration. Great estates had them, not to be confounded with the fields where wheat was grown, but large areas dedicated to the growth of fragrant herbs and sweet delights.
Within these same areas, the fairy of the British Isles were thought to reside. Gardens were specifically put together to attract fairies and appease them, their influences were seen as largely beneficial to any homeowner. Then again, their ire was a serious plight one might bring upon one’s home.
The first step is to find a central location within your garden, and if not central then a place where it feels fitting.
Wandering your garden with the intent to locate such a place will doubtless have it call out to you. Gather the five stones listed above, and charge the crystals. A focused crystal charging is your best method in this case, focusing on bringing out the powers of the crystals listed above in such a way as to benefit the garden.
Crystal Magic – A Garden Shrine
The five crystals listed above should be arranged in a circle around some central feature, best of all is a bowl that is filled with naturally collected rainwater. Offerings of fresh cuttings from your garden, sprigs of rosemary, fruits, and vegetables laid about them. Sprinklings of petals upon the water from roses that have fallen, or are clipped from their bushes are best.
Also, you may occasionally find stones that seem to call to you as you dig the soil. You can place them here as well for this crystal magic ritual. You can place floating candles on the water in the evening. This brings the flickering light of its flame to your garden, to create a special place there. The final addition to a garden shrine is a statuette of a deity that will bless your garden. You can make these offerings to her.
Once a month, bring yourself to this shrine to give thanks to the shrine. Give thanks to the deity or spirit that protects it. A sprinkling of blessed water to reconsecrate it will not be remiss. Special offerings at the Witches Sabbats or other holidays will be effective.
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