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peace
prosperity
health
and happiness

*makes her wish*

i took a moment to look around my desk this evening.
mind you, it's a bit messier than usual, but my desk has so much of my character in it...
i have stationery, a tiara, my clan's crest in badge form
mini books (the little book of shakespeare, candles, scents, celtic myths & legends, and a tolkien treasurysketches from my best friend, a portrait ( Read more... )

Borrowed from my friend's online Book of DaysOn the first day of winter (which normally occurs on or near this date), the Winter Solstice Sabbat is celebrated by Wiccans and Witches throughout the world.  Winter Solstice (which is also known as Yule, Winter Rite, Midwinter, and Alban Arthan) is the longest night of the year, marking the time when ( Read more... )

November/December I tend to get very teary and nostalgic. I listen to christmas songs, and even if the words don't really get me (at least not the 'baby jesus' ones), the music still moves me. Why is that? Does anyone know of any Pagan Yule songs?
For example, I almost always cry while listening to "I'll be Home for Christmas". Dunno why ( Read more... )

Hrmm.
I must wonder (aloud) what cosmic powers are conspiring this week.
I've gone for years without any confrontation from the Organized Religion followers.
And then twice this week I have encounters. The first a few days ago when bible-thumping ladies come knocking on my front door (it wasn't until I opened the door and saw what was in her hand ( Read more... )

Town to officially pardon executed witches

Interesting...

"Namaste" is a polite Indian gesture of greeting or farewell. From Hindi, the word literally means "bowing to you." Namaste has also been used to mean "I honor the sacred that is within you." What a remarkable thing it would be to actually honor the sacred that is within each person we meet! Even strangers. Nobody would go unnoticed and everybody ( Read more... )