Emporiblog - Capricorn Season

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Hello all! 

First and foremost, I'd like to apologise to all Capricorns for being late with your post! I haven't missed a season yet but this is the latest I've been with a season post. I haven't forgotten about you, so, let's dive into Capricorn Season!




Capricorns are born between the 21st of December and the 20th of January, are one of 3 Earth signs and one of 4 cardinal signs. The ruling planet of Capricorn is Saturn. The animalistic symbol of Capricorn is usually a Sea Goat, which has some connection Enik, the Sumerian God of wisdom and Water, who was depicted with the upper body of a goat and the lower body of a fish.

There are currently 2 planets in retrograde but only Venus will be in retrograde throughout Capricorn Season as Uranus finishes on the 18th of January. Be warned that Mercury will be making an appearance at some point though...



Crystals

Here are some Crystals to work with during Capricorn Season:

- Garnet
- Obsidian
- Amethyst
- Clear/Rose/Smokey Quartz
- Blue Agate
- Jet
- Onyx
- Ruby
- Tiger's Eye
- Fluorite
- Tourmaline


If you are drawn to any other Crystals during this time, use those too!



As far as incense goes, Capricorns are known for their determination and hard work, so I'd recommend Incense that increases productivity and aids clarity and keeps your mind focused.



Herbs

Below are some herb suggestions to incorporate for Capricorn Season:

- Rosemary
- Caraway
- Camomile
- Tarragon
- Marjoram
- Thyme
- Yarrow
Lemon Balm



Flowers

Here are some flowers for Capricorn Season:

- Sunflower
- Trillium
- Pansy
- Camelia
- African Violet
- Ivy
- Baby's Breath
- Holly
- Carnation
- Aster
- Jasmine


We have posts on which plants/essential oils are poisonous and/or otherwise harmful to common household pets in our safety section!



I hope you've enjoyed this post! Once again, I am sorry it took so long for our Capricorn post but I got there in time!


Blessings,

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