Description

Sulis is a  deity worshiped at the thermal spring of Bath. She was worshiped by the Romano-British as Sulis Minerva, whose votive objects and inscribed lead tablets

Her symbols are water, wheat cakes and fire. The Celtic Goddess Sulis oversees all sacred wells and springs, which give healing and other blessings to those who pray at them. She also has associations with the sun, which explains the ever-burning fires in Her temples.

Her symbols are water, wheat cakes and fire. The Celtic Goddess Sulis oversees all sacred wells and springs, which give healing and other blessings to those who pray at them. She also has associations with the sun, which explains the ever-burning fires in Her temples.

Sulis is not the same as the Roman goddess Minerva, even though the two figures were combined and worshiped as Sulis Minerva following the Roman conquest of Britain.

https://journeyingtothegoddess.wordpress.com/2012/05/27/goddess-sulis/

If a spa isn’t possible, let your bathroom get really steamy from a hot-water shower, then sit inside for awhile absorbing Sulis’s cleansing power into your pores. Release you tensions and dis-ease to Her. Maybe light a candle to represent Sulis’s presence with you, and meditate as you relax. Remember, the bathroom is one of the few places you can be assured of a private moment with the Goddess, so take advantage of it!”

https://orderwhitemoon.org/goddess/Sulis/Sulis.htm

Symbols: Water, wheat cakes, fire, sacred wells, springs, and self-care.  Provider of healing waters. Cauldron

Festival Day: May 1st Beltane

Shrine or Holy Place: Bath England, Aquae Sulis.

Element: Water and Fire

Colors: Gold, Yellow, Blue, and Green

Incense: Cinnamon, cloves, frankincense, and laurel

Plants: Acacia, Bay laurel, chamomile, citrus fruits, marigold, and sunflower.

Trees: Acacia, ash, bay laurel, birch

Animals: Eagle, lion, owl, bear, and phoenix  

DAILY PRACTIE SUGGESTOINS

• Bless a yellow hair tie, ribbon, or scarf to wear in your hair.
• Use "sun water" (sterile water that's been sitting in the sun) to rinse your face in your daily face cleansing ritual.
• Incorporate bay leaves into a recipe OR make a recipe that calls for bay leaves.
• Volunteer or get involved with your local Audubon society or wildlife/Owl/Eagle rescue.
• Plant sunflowers or buy a bouquet for your home. (You could also plant any of the plants listed as sacred to Sulis in honor of her.)
• Drink a cup of chamomile tea during/before/or after the meditation below.
• Have a spa day! Visit a local spa or indulge in a day of self-care at home.

Playlist:

***Sulis’ Light: *** ⁠https://open.spotify.com/track/0zOI43iw7UezzpoFZLq6Rh?si=aa0105b51f71444d⁠

Song Sulis: ⁠https://open.spotify.com/track/16pmxIvNP2dh5FSQPepLyU?si=82a7bde346f24585⁠

Aquae Sulis: ⁠https://open.spotify.com/track/7HNOjqVtQxH4AfgE8ufoRc?si=0615d95653df44b3⁠

Sulis by Duc In Altum: ⁠https://open.spotify.com/track/1CuGpZ0tmN0imJ1zz8NqtD?si=fe485512e906441a⁠

Sulis by Gui Botrugno: ⁠https://open.spotify.com/track/7d8aYa1bJwaXVMMgKKWh9X?si=a77b1d0c466b4957⁠