Cassandra Eason will be at Charlie's Rockshop in London, for readings from the 6th to the 9th September 2024! To book your visit, Tel: 0208 544 1207 or visit the website www.charliesrockshop.co.uk

We are the only venue in the world that Cassandra now does face-to-face readings with. She uses a variety of methods, including tarot cards, animal cards, Ancient Egyptian + goddess cards, runes, angels and crystal balls.

September is named after Septem, the Latin word for seven because it was the seventh month after the New Year in March on the oldest known Roman calendar where there were originally ten months. It is a month associated with wisdom, knowledge, justice and truth and in Ancient Egypt with eternal life.

September is also the month of the Roman God Vulcan, deity of fire, metalworkers and the forge and husband of Venus. According to myth he fashioned a polished bronze mirror that showed past, present and future. Therefore, it is month for making our own Destiny and in doing so attracting that bit of extra magick.

September is good for uncovering secrets, resolving injustices, for increased psychic powers, for all forms of training, retraining, and tests and for finding solutions for difficult questions, for holidays or relaxing weekends, working to solve long standing relationship difficulties and reducing outside interference, for marriage or long-term commitments and finding love and romance.

In September, however, avoid taking sides or being railroaded into giving an opinion, flirting or falling for flattery and con-merchants, making major purchases if the finances are not in place and trying to live a double life especially in love. If, however, a matter of principle arises, do not sit on the fence or try to please everyone.

September’s flower is the Aster, known best as the purple, pink or white star- like autumnal Michaelmas daisy, named after Michaelmas, the festival of St Michael, the Archangel of the Sun which is celebrated on September 29.

Since St Michael was Patron Saint of high places and replaced the pre- Christian Sun deities, he is an apt symbol for the last days of the summer sun in the Northern hemisphere. There are many varieties of aster which means star in Latin.

Considered sacred to Roman and Greek deities, asters originated as ancient wildflowers belonging to the daisy family. A Classical myth told that asters first bloomed when Virgo, a Goddess linked with the harvest in ancient Mediterranean cultures, scattered stardust on the earth.

Another myth says that the Roman Goddess Asterea, Titan Goddess of the falling stars and of star lore, began to cry when she looked down upon the earth and saw no stars. Asters bloomed where her tears fell, so there would always be stars on earth. Known as Eye of Christ in France and starwort in old England and Germany, asters were thought to contain magical powers.

The gem of September is the blue sapphire, stone of love, commitment and fidelity and still popular today in betrothal rings, promising lasting faithfulness.

King Solomon’s fabulous magical ring was said to have been a blue sapphire and so the gem is a symbol of ancient wisdom. The Ancient Greeks called the sapphire the jewel of the Sun God Apollo. The blue stone was worn when consulting Apollo’s Oracle at Delphi in order that the questioner might have the wisdom to understand the answer given.

In the mediaeval world blue sapphire was traditionally worn when treaties were signed. Sapphires are a symbol of integrity and are a good counterbalance to cynicism in the modern world; effective for the speedy and positive resolution of all legal matters and all issues concerning justice and officialdom.

Blue sapphire is considered effective for channelling healing powers from an angelic or higher source into the healer and is popular with Reiki healers and other energy transference therapists. Sapphire amplifies healing through the voice.

Tumblestone sapphires are far cheaper and just as effective magically as the fabulous gems. Lapis lazuli, the stone of wisdom and blue lace agate, the clear communication crystal enabling us to speak the truth with kindness, are other crystals of September.

September’s colour is light blue, and its fragrances include lemon verbena, peach and vanilla. The full moon is on September 18 the Harvest Moon and is a full supermoon in Aquarius. A supermoon is called because it appears larger and brighter than normal as it passes closest to the earth. A chance then to manifest results of the previous six month’s endeavours and to plan what we wish to bear fruit six months from now. May your September be harmonious and filled with blessings

Debi and I continue to work on a range of new online courses. We are creating a 13 Part course A Year and a Day in Druidry(the first module available very soon which includes a Treasury on Celtic animals, deities and magical meanings.

We are planning fun courses for Christmas round the fireside too, including ones on Playing Cards, Dice and Dominoes inspired by raiding the grandchildren’s games cupboard.

On the site Cassandra posts monthly information on the full moons and seasonal celebrations and other updates where possible

Debi and Cassandra will answer emails on all matters magical and spiritual., but we do receive many so be patient with us. 

Detailed psychic readings, all carried out personally by Cassandra, are always available, as are spells for any positive purpose There are also step-by-step courses on a variety of subjects, everything from Angels to Mediumship, to Crystal healing, aura reading, Tarot and Runes and psychic development and a 25 part magick course for Wiccans who can’t or don’t want to join a coven, but share the seasonal celebrations with friends and family.

There are many ways of combining separate course modules from different courses, no tests, no time constraints so you can mix and match to learn precisely what you want.