At the moment I’m trying this new routine where I eliminate one or two things from my diet each month. I’ve so far successfully eliminated alcohol, energy drinks (after consuming at least 1 a day for the last 8 years) and by the end of the month I will have cut out soft drink (soda)… Continue reading The Path Ahead
One of the most important, yet often frustrating, aspects of the Craft is the element of “to keep silent”. For the most part what we bloggers post is only the public aspect of our learnings; enough to share an opinion and allow others who may be sharing the same ponderings to gain more information to expand… Continue reading To Keep Silent
“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 life? Without hunger, what would… Continue reading The Horned God – In the Beginning
This week on the Pagan Experience: Tell us a little bit about how you came to your current spiritual path and what has held your intention to remain on it. My path is an incredibly eclectic mix, but my strongest ties are with Druidry and British Mythology. I can’t tell you how I practice now without… Continue reading My Path
NB: The word “muggle” is used a lot in this post. Some people are not comfortable with this term. I love it, and will be using it to describe the mundane world. Why? Because the term “muggle” is awesome! Sometimes we hide out in the open. Unless you know what to look for, you may… Continue reading Juggling the Muggle and Magickal Worlds
We’re a species that love to label things, and through Paganism most of us find harmony with giving things a title of “masculine” or “feminine”. For example, the athame is masculine as it represents the phallus, while the chalice is feminine as it represents the womb. I never realised that what I practise and the… Continue reading Embracing Masculine Energy within Femininity
One of the topics on the Pagans Down Under blog project is ‘Favourite Craft Tool.’ I mentioned a lot of my tools in the ‘altar’ topic post, and to be honest with you, I don’t really have a favourite. In my actual practice, I don’t use a lot of tools. I’m so used to not… Continue reading Tools of the Craft
The Cloud By Percy Bysshe Shelley I bring fresh showers for the thirsting flowers, From the seas and the streams; I bear light shade for the leaves when laid In their noonday dreams. From my wings are shaken the dews that waken The sweet buds every one, When rocked to rest on their mother’s breast, As… Continue reading ‘The Cloud’ by Percy Bysshe Shelley
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