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The Power of the Sun: Solar Magick for Radiant Living

  • Writer: Elle
    Elle
  • Jun 8, 2025
  • 3 min read

There’s something unmistakably ancient about sunlight. You can’t fake it, and you certainly can’t ignore it. The warmth on your skin, the burst of energy you feel when the sun finally comes out after three gray days in a row, that’s solar power in action. And no, it’s not just good for your garden.

Silhouetted person sitting in grass under a tree, backlit by the sun. Warm tones create a serene, peaceful mood in a natural setting.

The sun doesn’t ask if it’s being too much. It rises, it shines, and it fuels everything from wildflowers to wildfire. That’s the kind of unapologetic energy we’re working with in solar magick. It’s bold. It’s clear. And it doesn’t apologize for lighting things up.


This week, we’re digging into how to use solar energy in your craft. Not in a fluffy, "go stand outside and feel happy" kind of way, but in a focused, magick-meets-manifestation kind of way. This is about clarity, expression, and giving your intentions a little heat.


Why Solar Magick Matters

Moon magick gets a lot of the spotlight. And sure, the moon is lovely. Mysterious. Moody. But the sun? The sun is the one that gets things done.

Solar energy is active. It’s outward. It says, "Here I am," without lowering its voice.

Working with the sun supports:

  • Manifestation

  • Confidence

  • Self-expression

  • Motivation

  • Visibility

  • Personal power

In other words, if you’re tired of hiding behind your own potential, solar magick will gladly shove you into the spotlight. With love.


How to Work with Solar Energy

You don’t need a perfect morning routine or a south-facing window to get started. Here are some practical ways to pull solar energy into your practice and your life.

1. Sun Water

Classic, simple, and wildly effective. Fill a clear jar or bowl with water. Set it in direct sunlight for a few hours. Speak an intention into it—something bold, something real. Use that water to anoint your heart, your tools, your journal. Add it to your tea if you’re feeling extra. This is literal sunlight in a bottle. Use it accordingly.

2. Solar Sigils

Draw sigils for confidence, expression, or visibility. Use gold ink. Use bright yellow paint. Slap one on your mirror, your notebook, or your front door. Let the light activate them every time it hits.

3. Morning Magick

Do something—anything—magickal in the morning. Pull a card. Set an intention. Say something kind to your reflection, even if it’s just "we’re doing our best." Solar energy is strongest in the first half of the day. Use it before the noise of the world tries to swallow you whole.

4. Offerings and Color Work

Offer herbs, citrus fruit, or gold candles to your altar. Wear yellow. Paint your nails orange. Carry citrine or sunstone. The sun doesn’t do subtle, and honestly, neither should you.

5. Speak Your Truth (Out Loud)

This is not the week for whispering your intentions into a cracked teacup. The sun wants volume. Light a candle, speak your truth, and let your words take up space. If something needs to be said, say it. If something needs to be done, do it in daylight.

Woman with long hair sits on green grass at sunset, looking contemplative. The sky is orange, creating a serene and peaceful mood.

Solar Magick and Radiant Expression

This month, we’re working with the theme of Radiant Expression. Not quiet growth. Not passive alignment. Actual, real-world, soul-level expression.

Solar energy supports that. It amplifies it. It demands it.

If you’ve been second-guessing yourself or waiting for a sign, here it is: The sun doesn’t wait. It rises. And it brings everything into the light, including the parts of you that have been too scared to speak up.

Let solar magick support you in saying the thing, doing the thing, becoming the thing you already are, just louder.


Let the Light In

You don’t have to glow all the time. But when you do? Let it be bright. Let it be on purpose.

This week, use the power of the sun to move something forward. To energize a goal. To remind yourself that hiding isn’t the same as resting.

Shine, even if it makes someone squint.


Blessed Be,

~Elle

 
 
 

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