Magical Days: Sunday

Sunday
Ruled by The Sun

Rules health, prosperity, strength, leadership, joy, and protection

Use for magic involving happiness, money, and power, to attract happy people to your life, to heal, to rejuvenate, to charm; builds confidence, useful in persuasion; gives energy and intelligence to make proper decisions in financial fairs, healing, power, leadership, ego, authority figures, father, husbands

Energy: Male. The day of the Sun God. Power magic, this day is used for rituals involving employment, friendship, vitality, money and career. It provides excellent energy for efforts involving general success, business partnerships, job promotions, business ventures and professional success. Magical work involving friendships, and mental or physical health also benefit from this influence. To attract happy people to your life, to heal, to rejuvenate, to charm; builds confidence, useful in persuasion; gives energy and intelligence to make proper decisions in financial affairs.

Yellow is used to gain insight into problems, attract others, obtain knowledge and facilitate retention of learning.

Fragrances: Cedar, Clove, Cinnamon, Frankincense, Rosemary

The General Meaning Of Colours

This is a list of general correspondences for colour magic. Every colour will resonate differently with different people, so use this list as a guideline in choosing candle colours.
When in doubt, always go for white.

White: Beginning (in the sense of a blank page) or ending and healing. White shadow (animus). Union through the mind or new intellectual frontier

Gray: Unawareness or deliberate indifference

Black: The unknown, the center of the earth or of a situation; “black box:, black shadow (anima), the dark side of the soul or new physiological territory

Red: Heart, soul, willpower, vitality

Yellow: Sun, consciousness, zest for life; envy, mental dissonance

Blue: Open sky/space and clear water; spirituality

Green: Fresh, young, promising, inexperienced, immature

Brown: Connected to nature and the earth, rooted in the soil, vegetative

Violet: Experiencing boundaries; a mixture of blue and red