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Tag Archives: Wicca
Candles, Prayer and Magic
A Christian goes into her local Roman Catholic Church. Before worship, she lights a candle for a sick friend and prays to Jesus, asking for healing. She believes her prayer will help to make her friend better…and it does. A … Continue reading
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Tagged Candle Magic, Chrisitan, healing, Magic, Prayer, Spirituality, Wicca
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Home Altars International
I must admit I’ve watched more than my fair share of HGTV. I love home improvement shows because our houses are sacred places. They become sanctuaries where we should feel safe and secure. The colors we choose and the way … Continue reading
Posted in Creation Spirituality, Prayer, Spirituality
Tagged home altar, Spirituality, Wicca
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Universal Characteristics of Candle Magic
Ever since the first prehistoric humans learned how to harness fire for warmth, protection and cooking food, we’ve been in awe of the power of the flame. It doesn’t matter whether it’s a blazing campfire in the woods, prayer candles … Continue reading
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Tagged Candle Magic, Christian, Pagan, Spirituality, Wicca
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Sophia: Lady Wisdom
Sophia is the Greek word for “wisdom.” She has her roots in Hellenistic philosophy and Platonism, but eventually became a central idea in Gnostic Christianity, Orthodox Christianity and Roman Catholicism, among others. My favorite image of Sophia comes from Proverbs … Continue reading
Posted in Goddess, Prayer, Spirituality
Tagged holy spirit, holy wisdom, Sophia, Spirituality, Wicca, wisdom
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Ritual: Battleground and Blessing
According to the dictionary, the word “ritual” is defined as, “a religious or solemn ceremony consisting of a series of actions performed according to a prescribed order.” BORING! My definition would be “any action or attitude that helps us to … Continue reading
Ostara Seed Bombs
At an Ostara celebration I attended several years ago, one of the rituals we did was make seed bombs. [Google it] Participants were given a small plastic baggie into which we scooped a big tablespoonful of red clay dirt that … Continue reading
Happy Eostre…Or Is That Easter? Or Ostara?
Here comes Peter Cottontail,hopping down the bunny trail.Hippy, hoppity, Eostre’s on its way! Or is that Easter? Or Ostara? To be honest, it’s really hard to tell the difference. Nearly every Christian tradition associated with the celebration of Easter can … Continue reading
Rue: Herb of Grace
Rue is a hearty perennial and powerful herb with an interesting history. WRue is a hearty perennial and powerful herb with an interesting history. I grow one plant in my garden and, trust me, it’s more than enough so don’t … Continue reading
Imbolc vs. Candlemas
Even some of my Wiccan books get this one wrong! Imbolc and Candlemas are not the same holiday, but they are tried together thematically as we shall see. Imbolc is a Gaelic celebration that usually occurs on the night of … Continue reading
St. Brigid’s Cross
I love the simple beauty of St. Brigid’s crosses. In Ireland, they are made from rushes and contain a beautiful woven square in the middle with four equidistant arms that are tied at the ends. They make these crosses for … Continue reading