Category: Pagan

Imbolc: “Candlemas” is the Christianized name for the holiday, of course. The older Pagan names were Imbolc and Oimelc. “Imbolc” means, literally, “in the belly” (of the Mother). For in the womb of Mother Earth, hidden from our mundane sight but sensed by a keener vision, there are stirrings. The seed that was planted in…

YULE Blessings to one and all, I hope this yule tide day is a great blessing to you and yours

Items You Will Need Small broom, about 1′ by 8″ Plastic seasonal flowers {Holly, berries, mistletoe, evergreens} 3 different colours of ribbon, about 12″-16″ long Some thin wire{strip garbage bag twist-ties of thier paper coats} Ornament oriented to the sabbat Wire Cutters Scissors

The Temple of High Witchcraft Meditation CD Companion by Christopher Penczak © 2007 Llewellyn Worldwide ISBN 0-7387-1166-9 4 CD set $24.95 (U.S.) $28.95 (Canada) Reviewed by: Mike Gleason Christopher has a voice which is extremely soothing and comfortable to listen to. On this CD set (each CD runs about an hour), as in the sets…

Triple Solstice Goddess Words by Lunaea Weatherstone Tune:  “We Three Kings” Music by John H. Hopkins Goddesses of the Solstice are we Bringers of the Star and the Tree Maiden, Mother, Crone uncover Winter’s deep mystery Chorus: Oh, time of wisdom, time of light Time of Winter’s darkest night Goddess hold me, Love enfold me…

New Water Water is a highly charged substance, being the current that carries life, but at such an auspicious time as New Year, it becomes even more magically potent. In Britain and other parts of Europe there was ! a belief in the power of “new water”, the first water of the year to be…