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Lady Isis

Mistress of Magic

Whose arts elevated You

To the Queen of the Gods

Help us to see the wonder

and magic

Surrounding us in this life.



Lady Isis

Loving wife of Osiris

Whose devotion transcended

Death itself

Help us to love others as

Well as ourselves

Without reservation.



Lady Isis

Mother of Horus

Whose wings protected her son

As an infant

And supported him as a man.

Help us to nuture our children

But know when to let them fly.



Lady Isis

Sister of Set

Whose anger and grief

Shook the world

Help us to know when to mourn

And when to fight

For those we hold dear.



Lady Isis

Goddess of a Thousand Names

Called upon in many tongues

In many cultures

Help us to recognize and

nurture the many facets

of ourselves.



Let it be...



"A Prayer to Isis" by Falkyr

©2001-5 May not be copied without permission

Since I've managed to catch the sinus infection going around, I've been using aromatherapy to try and ease the stuffy sinus feeling. This recipe has worked the best of all of them and is great for helping you breathe easier.



It can be used in the bath (though if you have dry skin, go easy on the tea tree oil since it's drying to the skin), added to a humidifier or a facial steamer, or just mixed into a bowl or pot of hot (not boiling, but steaming) water and inhaled.



2 parts tea tree oil

2 parts eucalyptus oil

2 parts peppermint oil

1 part lemon oil (if you're using this mix in the bath, substitute a splash of lemon juice. Lemon oil is irritating to the skin.)

1 part lavendar oil

If you're using this in the bath, you can also add a cup or two of epsom salts.



Tea tree oil has been well-known as a great antibacterial and antiviral essence. It also has a very pungent, sharp smell which, even alone, is great for clearing the sinuses. When used in the bath, it gives your skin an unusual tingling feeling as it penetrates your pores.



Eucalyptus is the most popular ingredient in any remedy for stuffy sinuses. It also has a characteristic sharp scent that accomplishes this most effectively.



Peppermint has a sweet, stimulating and cleansing scent that helps take some of the sharpness of the tea tree and eucalyptus oils away.



Lemon is also a very clean, purifying scent that has been long used for healing purposes.



Lavendar is a very relaxing scent and also helps tame some of the pungency of the other oils.