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Medicine woman

THE MEDICINE WOMAN

The Medicine Woman is
one of the most forgotten
and suppressed female
archetypes in human history.

She is the witch,
the wise woman,
the visionary, the seer,
the intuitive, the healer,
the sexual priestess,
and the truth-holde

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Star of Ashtar

The Star of Ishtar or Star of Inanna is a Mesopotamian symbol of the ancient Sumerian goddess Inanna and her East Semitic counterpart Ishtar. The owl was also one of Ishtar's primary symbols. Ishtar is mostly associated with the planet Venus, which i

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Pentacles and pentagrams

Let’s clear up some misconceptions shall we?

Pentacles and pentagrams, though often used interchangeably, are not one and the same. Both are used in similar contexts today but there are clear distinctions between the two. Here’s a look at the pentacle

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I am a witch

I am a witch. I do not worship Satan. Satan was invented by the Christians. I don't go to church on Sunday, nature is my church. I am not afraid of going to Hell because I don't believe in Hell any more than I believe in Satan. I believe in reincarna

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Do you have the letter m in your palm?

DO YOU HAVE THE LETTER M IN THE PALM OF YOUR HAND?

Palmistry is an ancient method of predicting the future and interpreting a person's personality from the pattern of the lines of the hands. Sometimes these lines can form even numbers and letters.

One

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Maypole


Home Articles & Stories The Maypole - what does it mean and what does it signify?
The Maypole - what does it mean and what does it signify?
Maypole_300x225Maypole dancing is a tradition on May Day. It is believed to have started in Roman Britain aro

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Magickal May Wine for Beltane

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Drink this May wine to welcome in the spring and renew your sense of youth and vigor. Substitute sparkling white grape juice or apple cider for the white wine to make a nonalcoholic version.

Ingredients:

  • 7 to 10 sprigs fresh woodruff, flowers removed
  • On
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Magickal days of the week

 

Magical Days of the Week: Correspondences & Daily Energy
Moon phases are a powerful way to time your rituals and magick. But did you know there’s other ways besides moon phases? What if you don’t have time to wait for the moon to grow full, can you

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Paganism

"Pagan" redirects here. For other uses, see Pagan (disambiguation).
Paganism (from classical Latin pāgānus "rural", "rustic", later "civilian") is a term first used in the fourth century by early Christians for people in the Roman Empire who practice

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Doctor Gardner

THE MOST CONTROVERSIAL WICCA MAN, GERALD GARDNER

Leah LEAH — JUNE 6, 2017
Witchcraft
GERALD GARDNER: MODERN PAGAN WITCHCRAFT
Pop culture has inundated our brains with an endless amount of Wiccan stories, movies, and well, culture. Oh, you bet I’m a fa

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Dark paganism

There are some who find comfort in the shadows,
Who strive to comprehend the mysteries,
Who find solace in the silence of a winter night,
Who sing softly to the crone.

We are the Dark Pagans, children of the Dark Mother.

So often darkness is associated

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Yul

The Heathen Origins of Jul

In Scandinavia they don't call it Christmas (Christ-Mass), instead they still retain the old pagan name for the Yuletide celebrations which they call Jul (pronounced Yule).

Yule was a pagan festival that followed the midwinte

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