Tarot card: Strength
Rune: Ehwaz
Animals: calf, cock, lamb, stag, calves, horse, bull
Mythological: phoenix, griffin, centaur
Drink: beer, cider, herbal tea, blackberry wine
Food: apples, bilberries, multigrain breads, fish, fruit, grains, honeycomb, toffee, blackberry pie, corn, meats, potatoes, barley cakes, nuts, wild berries, apples, rice, roasted lamb, acorns, crab apples, summer squash, turnips, oats, grapes, pears, oats, onion, apricot
Colors: gold, bright yellow, green, brown, orange, red, grey, bronze
Gods: Adonis, Crom Cruach, Dagon, Esus, Hermes, Jesus, John Barleycorn, Lugh, Mercury, Osiris, Tammuz, Vulcan, Cernunnos, Lahar, Liber, Neper, Odin, Hercules, Loki, Baal, Green Man, Kern, and all grain and father gods.
Goddesses: Annona, Ceres, Cerridwen, Corn Grandmother, Danu/Anu, Demeter, Eire, Isis, Persephone, Rhiannon, Selu, Tailtiu, Tailte, Alphito, Anat, Derridwen, Ishtar, Libera, Luna, Sif, Blodeuwedd, Ceres, and all grain, agricultural, and mother goddesses.
Sabbat Gemstones: peridot, citrine, aventurine, tourmaline, amber, carnelian, obsidian, gold topaz, amber, brown agate, clear quartz, moss agate, tigers eye, yellow diamonds, sardonyx, carnelian, iron, cat’s eye, marble, granite, lodestone
Sabbat gemstones can be worn in the form of jewelry and also placed on the altar to empower Sabbat rituals with vital energies of Gaia. In addition, they can be used to mark off ritual circle space. Some witches also use them when performing Sabbat divinations. For example, the scrying of an obsidian mirror or sphere at Samhain, or the use of a rose quartz crystal as a dowsing pendulum at Spring Equinox.
Incense: chamomile, copal, rosemary, sandalwood, frankincense, aloe, rose, rose hips, passionflower, allspice, safflower
Plants/Oils: grains, sunflowers, heather, hollyhock, grapes, pears, myrtle, acacia, apples, barley, corn, fruit, garlic, grape vine, heather, hops marigold, myrtle, oak leaf, onion, sunflower, vegetables, wheat, cornstalks, wheat, rice, rye, ginseng, aloe, calendula, cyclamen, vervain, fenugreek
Symbols: candles, canning jars, corn dolly, hay bales, corn ears, wheat sheaves, scythe, summer flowers, grains, cornucopia, sunflowers, sickle, water, earth, sacrifice, harvest, fruits/ grains, horse, bull, well, full moon, iron
Magical Energies: harvest, agriculture, bounty, business deals, cultivation, death, farewells, farming, fertility, gardening, growth, gratitude, abundance, fruition, hope, life, meditation, preparation, preservation, rebirth, reflection, release regrets, resurrection, sacrifice, thankfulness, transitions, full moon, iron
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