I don’t remember ever feeling mercury in retrograde so powerfully before. I’m not sure if it’s because I always put this feeling of brain mush, incoherence and the desire to be a hermit down to my depression, or PMDD, but I’ve never attributed it to MiR. This time it’s been featuring questioning every recent decision,… Continue reading Sacrifice and the Gods (The Pagan Experience)
I’ve been searching for who this particular lady is for some time. I’ve been referring to her as Sovereignty as she never gave me her name, or if she had I couldn’t remember it upon waking. There isn’t a lot on the internet about Sovereignty as how she appeared to me two and a half years… Continue reading In Search of the White Goddess
This week on Pagans Down Under the topic of discussion is ‘altar’. I’ve had an interesting journey with creating and changing my altar as when I practiced Ocean Witchcraft I felt as though I didn’t need one, and I couldn’t understand why people would. Then I moved to suburban Sydney, far far away from the… Continue reading An Urban Altar
I didn’t think I was “open” today. Normally when I’m this exhausted I can’t hear, I can’t see, I can’t sense. But He had other plans, other ideas, and a different agenda. He didn’t care that I was at work, that I needed to concentrate as I was already fading after being up at 4 and… Continue reading The Wild Hunt begins
I feel as though this post will be written over a series of days as resolutions is something I’ve never really understood. I’m sure I’ve mentioned previously, but for me my new year begins at Litha, not when the Gregorian calender clicks over. I also don’t understand why many of us make the same resolutions at… Continue reading Welcoming the new year
Hail the Mighty Holly King, for He has won the crown from the frail Oak King and now rules over the (Southern Hemispheric) Waning Year! Or so I’d normally proclaim at Litha. (Firstly, yay for being back at a computer! We didn’t take it down with us on our “annual pilgrimage to Victoria” and there’s… Continue reading The hand that governs change
With Herne’s blessing I have begun a new path of study on my Pagan path: Avalonian Witchcraft. I’ve always been in love with tales of King Arthur and Merlin, and I know several different versions of the tales. It wasn’t so much the idea of magic that drew me in, it was the overall story… Continue reading Through the Mist to Avalon
Thirty days of daily devotion, all in the form of blogging. For a brief moment I thought, “could I really do this?” Of course I could. I’m great at talking when I don’t have to open my mouth, finding the written word to be so much more comfortable (people at work think I’m “private”…they obviously… Continue reading Reflection, upon finishing ’30 Days of Devotion’
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