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Continue reading →: Warrior or Hunter
I need to focus my attention, and naturally through writing that I need to focus my attention, I’m not focusing it on what I need to focus on – exam cramming. As I spoke to Herne and cried my wails (read: first world problems) he corrected me on my choice…
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Continue reading →: The Pagan Experience – Ancestors
It’s another post for The Pagan Experience! Wk 2- October 12: Ancestors. Who are your ancestors? How do you honour them? What will you leave as your legacy as you become the Ancestor? I love working with my ancestors. It’s a part of Druidry that I have really embraced as…
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Continue reading →: Meeting Manannán mac Lir
I’ve never worked with Manannán mac Lir before, and until a search before writing this, I don’t believe I was even pronouncing his name correctly. Manannán mac Lir is a Deity of Irish, Welsh, Scottish, and Manx legend, associated with the Tuatha and the Formorians. He is the God of the…
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Continue reading →: The Horned God – In the Beginning“So, at first I ruled as the stag and God of the Hunt. Invoked with blood and sweat and the chase. I led the hunt through the forest and it was I who bent the branches to scratch and tear and cut. For without effort, what is the point of…
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Continue reading →: Teachers
The Pagan Experience: Wk 2- September 14: A Special Teacher. Who has most inspired you in your craft? This may be an individual you have trained with or someone who you know only from the efforts and great works they have modelled Tell us a bit about who this is and…
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Continue reading →: Developing Archetypes
Since I’ve begun working with different Archetypes of the Goddess with my wonderful Sisters, I’ve felt this nagging sensation to develop something similar for the God, and in particular, for Herne. I was weary to act upon it for a number of different reasons – not associating myself as male and…
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Continue reading →: OceanCraft
Outside of being a type of boat or something to do with Minecraft, my quick Google search on the topic came up blank. Maybe searches on “sea magick” or “water magick” would come up better, but I prefer the term OceanCraft as it has a beautiful sound to it. When…
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Continue reading →: Call of the God Anthology
This week I had the honour of looking at the draft copy of a new book, Call of the God: An Anthology Exploring the Divine Masculine within Modern Paganism by Frances Billinghurst, author of Dancing the Sacred Wheel (which many Southern Hemispheric Pagans will know of as it lives onmany of our shelves) and In Her…
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Continue reading →: Sisterhood of the World Blogger Award
Thank-you Letitia from SpinningWebs.com for this nomination! I’ve been asked to vlog it but uni, work, too many things I need to do and I’m too perfectionist when it comes to making videos! RULES – Thank and link the person who nominated you on your blog post. – Nominate 5-10 other…
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I’m Rowan
Welcome to BookOfEucalypt, my little piece of the internet since 2011. I write about all things Paganism, Herne the Hunter, my path, with bits of poetry and short stories thrown in for good measure.
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