- astrological information
- numerological information
- herbal information
- stones and gems
- days
- Goddesses and deities
astrology:
The Sun is one of the basic Western astrological planets (even though it is scientifically a star). The Sun is personal in sign, house, and aspects.
The sun rules will power and ego. It is the core of your potential and uniqueness as an individual; who you are and what you are about. It represents the main direction and focus you want your life to take, and your determination to accomplish what you set out to do. It is your personal honesty and integrity, and the ability to command respect and authority, to impress and influence others. —Peggy, astro-consulting
In the traditional ages of man, the Sun rules early adulthood.
aspects:
Sun Conjunct Moon: The Sun is in conjunction with the Moon is always a New Moon. Time for revitalization and new beginnings. Spells to change your life. Spells for new beginnings.
Sun Sextile Moon: Work hard and make positive gains towards your desires. Ritual related to Athena.
Celtic astrology:
The Celtic month of Beth (B), Birch Moon, from December 24 to January 20 is associated with the Sun in Celtic astrology.
numerology:
In numerology the Sun vibrates to the number 10 or 1 (in numerology, 10 reduces to 1).
the Heavens of Assiah: 6 is the Sphere of Sol in numerology —Aleister Crowley
herbs associated with the Sun:
Plants (and herbs) ruled by the Sun can be used in spells relating to: healing, illumination, magickal power, physical energy, protection, success, and putting an end to legal matters. Note: some herbs correspond to more than one astrological planet.
Herbs marked with an asterisk (*) usually may be substituted for other herbs in magick spells and formulas related to solar matters (see list in paragraph above). Be careful in any recipes that will be ingested, as not all herbs are safe for internal use. These substitutions are not appropriate for healing or medicinal uses (where you need to use the exact right herb).
- acacia *
- angelica
- arabic, gum *
- bay *
- benzoin *
- buttercup
- carnation *
- cedarwood *
- chrysanthemum
- cinnamon *
- citron *
- copal *
- corn
- daisy
- frankincense *
- gum acacia *
- gum arabic *
- gum mastic *
- Indian sandalwood
- juniper *
- mastic, gum *
- maize
- mistletoe *
- oak *
- orange *
- rosemary *
- sandalwood *
- tangerine *
- wood aloe *
essential oils associated with the Sun:
Essential oils ruled by the Sun can be used in spells relating to: healing, illumination, magickal power, physical energy, protection, success, and putting an end to legal matters.
Any of the following essential oils usually may be substituted for each other in magick spells and formulas related to solar matters (see list in paragraph above). Be careful in any recipes that will be ingested, as very few essential oils are safe for internal use. These substitutions are not appropriate for healing or medicinal uses (where you need to use the exact right esssential oil).
Important: See the article on essential oils for detailed information on how to mix and use essential oils (especially the importance of diluting them so that they don’t irritate or burn your skin).
- bay
- benzoin
- cedarwood
- cinnamon
- frankincense
- Indian sandalwood
- juniper
- orange
- rosemary
- sandalwood
- tangerine
stones associated with the Sun:
Stones that are yellow in color are ruled by Mercury and the Sun.
days associated with the Sun:
Sunday is named for the Sun. See sunday.
deities associated with the Sun:
- Agni (Hindu God)
- Amaterasu (Japanese Goddess)
- Amon (Kemetic/ancient Egyptian God)
- Apollo (Greek God)
- Aten (Kemetic/ancient Egyptian God)
- Atum (Kemetic/ancient Egyptian God)
- Balder (Norse God)
- Bast (Kemetic/ancient Egyptian Goddess)
- Eostre (Anglo-Saxon Egyptian Goddess)
- Frau Sonne (Germanic Goddess)
- Helios (Greek God)
- Heru (Horus) (Kemetic/ancient Egyptian God)
- Kherpi (Kemetic/ancient Egyptian God)
- Ra (Kemetic/ancient Egyptian God)
- Sekhmet (Kemetic/ancient Egyptian Goddess)
- Sunna (Scandinavian Goddess)
See also: astrology
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