Category: Pagan

Bluebells have both a good and bad magical reputation.  Long associated as harbingers of death, it is said that if you hear bluebells ringing someone close to you will die.  Nevertheless, bluebells are commonly thought to be lucky.  Carrying bluebells compels you to tell the truth. Cedar branches hung around your house protects it against…

Totems of the Earth recompiled by Nyx Wolfwalker 1999 Earth – Wisdom, Connectors Direction – North Attributes – Practically, Measured Formulas, NDA Codes, Ceremony, Patience, Teaching, Knowledge fromSymbols, Possessions, Applied Knowledge, Learning, Rituals, Self-rank, Wisdom Mineral World Totems – Crystals of Widsom, Stones – ritual gemstones, Specific Lessons and Purposes, Hightly symbolic messages, Onyx, Jasper…

Old Man and the Beginning of the World Blackfoot Legend Old Man came from the South, making the mountains, prairies, and forests as he passed along. He made the birds and animals also. He travelled northward, making things as he went along, putting red paint in the ground here and there, making it all as…

The areas of where a tree grows and thrives are known as an Ecosystems. Ecosystems are variances of the regional environments of the planet and can be as diverse as a desert to a tropical forest just only miles apart from each other. These small habitats are comprised of different levels of life working as…

Creating Your Own Candle An Easy Way To Make Your Own Candles Materials: Paraffin wax, or scraps of left over candles. Crayons (for color), or candle dye. A strand of candle wick (you can get 6′ or more for under $3.00 at your craft store. This will last a long time.) Small coffee can, or…

INTRODUCTION: “OTHER” GROUPS The groups considered in this section manifest the wide variety of religious options available in the U.S. They draw upon several distinct religious impulses, each with a long heritage. METAPHYSICAL GROUPS One can trace within the Western religion an alternative tradition which might be termed mystical, Platonic, or idealistic. This tradition emerged…