Spica

Spica

She who is the most benefic of all the lights in the sky

She whose brilliance is dimmed only by Her greater grace

Force of cause for root, fruit, rot, and waiting seed

For the harvest that arrives on time

By Her light our storehouses are made full

Full with the promise of surviving Winters need

She who teach that excess rots and lack starves

For holy is the root, holy is the Star snd 

work begets work and what is tended beneath your light multiplies

Here Her serpent feet take root

Here sheafs of harvested light have nested in worm-turned soil

Here is Her eye

Here is Her breath

Here is Her light

Use it well

Spica, the most benefic of the 15 Fixed Stars mentioned by Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa in his Three Books of Occult Philosophy, is a powerhouse of wealth, abundance in all of its forms, a bringer of calm and peace, and a remover of anger.

This collection harnesses the light of Spica during its heliacal rise to be worked with to attract wealth, to build a prosperous state of being, to increase fortune, to dispel scarcity and mischief, and in the winning of lawsuits, amongst a host of other things.