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Sun, 20 May 2012 12:53:44 +0200

I write this to express my gratitude. I have always felt less than something was missing. At a very young age, I turned to drugs to fill my void. I was a dirty junkie who could care less about myself. The statement the body is a temple made no sense to me. I dont want to get explicated but, in order for someone to understand my bottom, I have to share it. I had horrible hardships in my life. Some were a direct consequence of my drug use; others were because I was a victim. I would bruise m

Sun, 20 May 2012 12:53:44 +0200

Intro: Over the years, I have found that many a person has this strange idea when it comes to the Pagan faiths. It is as if as soon as one converts, they [the new pagans] are thrown back to the Middle Ages. People also have this rather quirky notion that pots and pans turn into wands and broomsticks and that tables and chairs turn to sacrificial altars and stone circles. Too many people think that once people devote themselves to the God and Goddess, reality bleeds away is magically replaced wit

Sun, 20 May 2012 12:53:44 +0200

As my senior year of college comes to an end and I look back on the years I spent here, I wish to share my thoughts -- as a broke college student exploring spirituality and coming to Wicca or another Pagan path -- on how you too might obtain some of the basic magickal tools.Magickal tools like the athame, the cauldron, the wand, the pentacle and many, many others have permeated Pagan culture since our roots. Theyre some of the most identifiable aspects of many Pagan paths, and I know of

Honoring the Kami [Nukiuk]

Sun, 20 May 2012 12:53:44 +0200

The world of Japanese folklore is as rich and detailed as its western counterparts and holds many beautiful stories. There is the same prevalence of cautionary tales, of lucky fools and of greedy men who get their just results in the end. And, alongside all of this, there is an amazing mythology with many unique facets.Much like in western culture, Japanese folklore includes a wide variety of mystical creatures that influence the stories. However, unlike in western society, where fairies

Spiritual Paganism [Jess]

Sun, 20 May 2012 12:53:44 +0200

Paganism is one of the most spiritual and free ways of life that I have ever experienced. But everyone grows and changes within their belief structure as they mature and age. I converted specifically to Wicca years ago and allowed myself to get caught up in the motions. Wicca is a wonderful religion, but like all faiths, those who practice it can misinterpret it. Following the wheel of the year is a very empowering way to celebrate life, death, and the Gods, but if one allows oneself to get caug

Sun, 20 May 2012 12:53:44 +0200

Recently, I was chatting with a friend and the subject of ritual came up. This friend, who is relatively new to the Craft, sometimes doesnt understand why things are done as they are done. He possesses the logic of a Vulcan and constantly questions everything he sees and hears in regards to the process of Witchcraft. He and I were talking about the casting of a sacred circle and what it takes to do such things. Since he had only ever seen this done ritually, I sat down and closed my eyes to sho

Sun, 20 May 2012 12:53:44 +0200

There are lots of books and resources on psychic abilities. There are many different guides to expand your skills and increase your inner sight. However, many of them neglect a most basic aspect: when NOT to use it! Thats right not how to see more clearly but how to not see at all. There are times when being able to see is a great gift, but where do you draw the line? How do you keep yourself from becoming the spiritual equivalent of a peeping tom? As a tarot reader, dream walker, and

Sun, 20 May 2012 12:53:44 +0200

It seems that Pagans everywhere, whether solitary or in small groups, seem to have more than their fair share of difficulties and challenges in their everyday lives. This goes double, maybe even triple, for those serving in our nations military. I am one of them, a United States Marine, currently serving overseas in Afghanistan. Between unstable work hours (never really knowing when you will be going home for the night) while stateside, to the deployed environment, being an active Pagan can be

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Yarrow

Yarrow is bound to Air and Venus. As an Air herb, it is particularly useful in spells and rituals done aloud - so that the words can be carried on the air. Any herb under the influence of Venus makes for a potent love herb for spells and rituals, and Yarrow is no exception.

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Violets

Violets are bound to Venus and water. The most well-known use magically seems to be that when mixed with Lavender in a sachet, it makes a strong love combination. Carrying Violet flowers on the person brings good luck, and putting the flowers in dream pillows enhances prophetic dreams and divination.

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Uva Ursi/Bearberry

Uva Ursi was well-known to the Native Americans, who smoked the leaves either alone or mixed with other smoking herbs in their ceremonial pipes, believing that the smoke carried their wishes to the higher powers. They called the herb "Kinnikinnick," which roughly means "smoking mixture."

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Tarragon

Tarragon's name is taken from the French esdragon, which mans "little dragon" because of it's serpentine root system, which will actually strangle the plant if it is not divided often enough. It is bound to Mars and Fire. It is known as a protective and calming herb and is used in kitchen magic to put guests at ease and make them feel welcome. It is used in the consecration of chalices, and can be carried in charms or sachets for compassion love, peace, nurturing, and good luck.

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