Discover Elemental Power

  Direction: South  

Color: Red   

Fire represents transformation, passion, and energy. Fire is associated with strength, activity, blood, and life force. It is also seen as highly purifying and protective, consuming impurities and driving back the darkness. 

 When we call in the Fire element, we are opening to transformation, allowing the energy of TRUTH to move us forward. If you need to let go of things that no longer serve you, leave the past in the past, or FORGIVE yourself or others, call in the energy of Fire.

Direction: West

Color: Blue

 Water is the element of fluidity, adaptability, emotions and the unconscious. It  is often associated with intuition due to its deep connection to the subconscious  mind. By allowing ourselves to “go with the flow,” we may become more attuned to our inner voice, leading us toward better decision-making and greater clarity in our lives.  

When we call on Water element, we are open to healthy communication, ADAPT, and go with the flow.  If you need to accept something, shift something or you need COURAGE to make a change, call in the energy of water.

Direction: North

Color: Green

 Earth is the element of stability, grounding, and firmness. 

When you work with Earth, you are bringing in SECURITY, dependability of outcomes, and in some cases, you can call in your ancestors for guidance.

If you want to feel grounded, safe, stable, or bring in abundance, call in the energy of Earth.

Direction: East

Color: varies - white, yellow or mint

 Air symbolizes intellect, communication, and freedom. It is the element of knowledge, creativity, and beginnings.  It is associated with the mind and higher consciousness. It’s the fuel for deep conversations and brilliant ideas. But it’s not just about thinking—it’s about the movement between ideas, places, and people. It’s what makes knowledge spread, allowing humans to innovate, learn, and EVOLVE.  

If you want to receive wisdom, this is your element. 

 While salamanders do not possess any literal association with fire, their connection to this element lies in their ability to regenerate. Unlike humans, salamanders have the extraordinary power to regrow damaged or lost body parts, including limbs, tails, and even parts of their heart and brain. This remarkable ability to regenerate is akin to a metaphorical rebirth, signifying the transformative nature of fire.  

 ● Purification  

● Ability to ignite passion  

● Helps spark creativity 

● Heal from past hurts  

● Leads us through change 

and shows us paths through when things get messy  

 Water energy is Receptive. It has a physical existence that can interact with all of the physical senses. And it has a unique ability to evoke emotions. Crying in the shower or swimming in the ocean can release pent-up feelings.   

Meditation with water elements incorporates visualization, sound or physical interaction  to enhance our energetic connection. These practices recognize water’s ability to store  and transmit vibrational information, making it an ideal medium for spiritual  communication and transformation. 

 Earth elemental spirits, known  as Gnomes, are beings deeply connected to the land, stability, growth, and the hidden  treasures of the Earth. They are believed to reside in forests, mountains, caves, and underground realms, tending to plants, minerals, and the energetic balance of nature.  

 Gnomes are guardians of wisdom, patience, endurance, and the physical world, teaching humans about grounding, resilience, and the slow but steady unfolding of nature’s cycles. They are often depicted as small, sturdy beings with deep knowledge of the land, capable of working unseen to maintain harmony in the environment.  

 In many spiritual traditions, the air element symbolizes:  Thoughts & Intellect. Logic, reason, and mental clarity.  Communication: Language, writing, and social connection.   Freedom & Movement, such as travel, change, and adaptability.   And Spirituality & Breath – The connection between body and spirit.  

 Without air, we’d all be stagnant, stuck in one place, mentally and physically. That’s why understanding this element is crucial for personal and spiritual growth.  

Candle and something to light it with

a mini cauldron

something in the shape of a Heart

something in the color red

Cup or bowl of water

Cologne or perfume

Image of a beach

Turtle shell

Seashells

Pearl jewelry

Image of a water creature (dolphin, fish, mermaid, etc.)

Crystal(s)

Rocks or stones

Salt

Soil

Flower(s) or petals

Leaves

 Essential Oil 

Coins

Something made of metal

Small Crystal grid

Garden supplies (garden glove, mini pick or shovel)

Image of a Gnome

Image of a land animal

Picture of an ancestor

Tool used to build (brick, hammer, screwdriver, etc.)

Incense

Feather(s)

Hand fan

Small book

Deck of cards

Wand

Sage or Palo Santo

Wind Chime

Sound Bowls

Sword, dagger or Athame

Frame Drum or wooden flute

Statue or figurine of an angel

Image of a bird

Poem or written work made by your own hand