Cassandra Eason

HAPPY SUMMER SOLSTICE in the northern hemisphere, and WINTER SOLSTICE in the southern hemisphere....read about it  HERE

NEWS: I am back in London from Friday September 11- Tuesday 16 September .
This is my only UK venue and I offer half an hour, hour or hour and a half consultations, booked in advance. Most people find an hour is helpful to explore complicated issues or it is a first visit. I am almost fully booked and look forward to meeting friends old and new.
I will be offering one to one, couples’ or joint family member readings. Contact Charlies Rock Shop, 18 Watermill Way, Abbey Mills, London SW19 2RD Tel: 0208 544 1207 for bookings. The shop is 5 minutes’ walk from Colliers Wood Underground station and is in a delightful out of the way historic setting by the river. There is a private space for readings. These include life path reviews, past lives, business or relationship decisions, mentoring, psychic children and worries concerning children, spells for any positive purpose including fertility, prosperity, career, travel, creative ventures, love and psychic protection, escaping from destructive relationships, fears and phobias, removing curses and ill-wishing and discovering who are your special angels and guides. I will use Tarot, runes, Goddess cards, Egyptian Oracle cards, Numerology, Animal cards, crystal angels and a crystal sphere to answer your questions and offer guidance on any matter than concerns you or your loved ones.

June is named after Juno, Roman Goddess of marriage, women, pregnancy and childbirth and mothers. Juno is the Roman Queen of the gods, the wife of Jupiter and Goddess of the fruitful harvest to come. Protectress of all women, Juno’s month is most fortunate for marriage and like Hera, her Ancient Greek equivalent, her sacred creature is the peacock, whose tail feathers are said to protect all against the Evil Eye. 

The month of June is good for all matters concerning marriage, love commitment, fidelity, partnerships of all kinds, fertility, peace and prosperity and the building up of finances. 

Muriel the Healer is the Angel of June, the silvery and pearl robed angel with her magic carpet of dreams. She is a granter of wishes and realistic dreams, the fairy godmother of the angelic world. Dare to wish and then make it come true. Her colour is silver, her crystals moonstone or pearl and her incense and oils, lemon balm, (Melissa Officinalis), jasmine and lotus. 

Make a special life-changing wish in June and cast a pearl into flowing water. 

In June, Muriel will guide us on sensitive family issues, contacting an estranged friend or relative, imaginative projects, for home making or DIY ventures, beautiful gardens, starting a counselling or spiritual career, welcoming new family members, conceiving a baby, fertility tests or treatment and for keeping secrets. Don’t worry unnecessarily about home and loved ones but be careful with whom you share secrets. 

The Tree of June is the Elder Tree. The legend of the Rollright Stones, ancient standing stones in Oxfordshire, UK, was originally told about a hag goddess/fairy who guarded the countryside. The stones were once an invading King and his army who were turned to stone by the Hag of Rollright. She then transformed herself into her sacred elder tree close to the stones to stand sentinel throughout the centuries in case the enchantment was broken. On Midsummer Eve, locals would go to the King-stone, the largest standing stone and after a feast would ceremonially cut the elder tree which then bled to bring fertility to the land. The Elder is also the ultimate fairy tree. Leaves of elder scattered in the direction of the four winds offer protection from hostility to the person and protection from storm damage and other extremes of weather to the home. Elder brings health, wealth and happiness and elder blossoms are considered lucky at weddings. Flutes made from the wood are believed to summon fairies and other benign nature spirits. Berries beneath a pillow will, it is said, banish insomnia and bring good dreams to the sleeper.

St John’s Wort is the flower of June. Yellow flowering St John’s Wort was traditionally picked on the evening of Midsummer or the eve of the Summer Solstice in the Northern hemisphere by young girls to attract a husband and in the modern world by guys also looking for the right partner. Women who wanted a baby would pick it at midnight on Midsummer Eve (June 23). Another yellow flowering herb such as yellow chamomile can be substituted. Red Roses are also a June flower, a symbol of love in almost every culture. The red rose says `I love you and will love you forever’. Rosebuds are symbols of first or new love, the blossoming rose of passion and commitment while the full-blown rose was a token of love in maturity. You can use rose oil, fragrance or incense to call the magick of June into your life and bring or strengthen love in the way you most want it.