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As Above, So Below: The stars and planets have always inspired a sense of wonder. Many cultures look skyward and see the face of the divine there. There's a cosmic dance on the grand scale, and one on the intimate scale, going on for each of us. Astrology is the study of patterns and relationships -- of planets in motion, our birth chart, synastry with others, the make-up of elements -- and using that knowledge as a tool to find meaning
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| 15 | 22 | 17 weeks 6 days ago by Jess |
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Crystals, stones, metal. Amethyst for peace. Quartz for power. Silver for psychism. From the earliest prehistoric times to our technological age we have found beauty, power, and mystery within stones. Just as herbs possess energies, so too do stones and metals. With their powers we can change ourselves and our lives.
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| 10 | 18 | 10 weeks 14 hours ago by Magically and T... |
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A listing of Crystals, Gems, Stones and Metals
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Herb magic is as old as history. Throughout folklore runs the thread of belief that herbs, trees, and all plant life have magical characteristics that can help people in their daily lives. Even the most skeptical person has, at one time or another, pulled daisy petals off a flower and chanted, "He loves me, he loves me not," hoping it might work some sort of spell. Standing in the herb garden at twilight, it's hard to resist the notion that there's magic and mystery about.
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| 4 | 20 | 14 weeks 3 days ago by Ameniatha |
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The most important thing to understand about the eight Witchcraft Sabbats is that they are not man-made. By this, I mean that they are not holidays in the same way that Independence Day is a holiday, i.e., a calendar anniversary of some date that has a special importance in history. Indeed, the Sabbats of Witchcraft do not commemorate any historical event and are, as we shall see, almost antithetical to the concept of history. Nor are they randomly chosen holidays to observe some social institution, such as Mother’s Day. No, the eight Sabbats of Witchcraft were not man-made because they existed long before man was made. Or woman. Or the dinosaurs. Or life on this planet. Indeed, these eight holidays might be said to be as old as the Earth itself. They might not have been called “Sabbats” then, but they were there just the same.
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October 31: The Goddess is alone as crone. The God has descended to the underworld. We prepare for our journey through the dark of the year.
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2 | 11 | 14 weeks 3 days ago by Ameniatha |
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Winter Solstice usually around December 21: Marks the longest night of the year, the return of the light, and the rebirth of the God.
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6 | 8 | 14 weeks 3 days ago by Ameniatha |
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Midwinter usually around February 2: The time of quickening. Halfway between Yule and Ostara, the growing light is definitely noticeable. The baby God is growing and the Goddess is once again a maiden.
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2 | 3 | 14 weeks 3 days ago by Ameniatha |
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Spring Equinox usually around March 21: This is a time of balance when light and dark, male and female energies are equal. This is the time of courtship between the Maiden and young Lord.
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4 | 4 | 14 weeks 3 days ago by Ameniatha |
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Usually around May 1: Fertility in the "lusty month of May". This marks the sexual union of the Goddess and God. It is a time to feel the vitality of life.
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2 | 3 | 14 weeks 3 days ago by Ameniatha |
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Litha/ Summer Solstice usually around June 21: The Goddess becomes mother. This is a turning point for the God as his light begins to wane. We celebrate long days and warm weather.
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1 | 1 | 14 weeks 4 days ago by Ameniatha |
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Lughnasadh usually around August 1: Time of ripeness. Because the Goddess and God provide for us, this is a time to pause and think about the blessings we receive.
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2 | 4 | 14 weeks 3 days ago by Ameniatha |
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Autumn Equinox usually around September 21: A day of balance. The time of the major harvest and the time to give thanks for abundance. Pagan Thanksgiving. This is the God's last sabbat.
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1 | 1 | 14 weeks 3 days ago by Ameniatha |
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Please make sure you posting spells in the appropriate places.
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To people unfamiliar with divination, it may seem that someone who reads Tarot cards is “predicting the future.” However, most Tarot card readers will tell you that the cards offer a guideline, and the reader is simply interpreting the probable outcome based upon the forces presently at work.
Anyone can learn to read Tarot cards, but it does take some practice. It’s a highly intuitive process, so while books and charts come in handy, the best way to actually learn what your cards mean is to handle them, hold them, and feel what they are telling you.
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| 1 | 4 | 1 year 17 weeks ago by LadyCerridwen |
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