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Verrrrrrrry interesting if true (and it seems very possibly true to me): "The fear of failing can make a person quite changeable. Soon they develop a suspicious nature and lack any motivation - which causes them to be lazy and neglect their responsibilities. This results in nervousness and confusion - they become afraid, mistrustful of others and e...
Empowerment is many things to me. It is how I feel after I meditate, conduct a ritual, or connect with Deity, even by simply closing my eyes and focusing. Sometimes, empowering myself isn't easy. And that's when I'm most vulnerable to harmful energies and nightmares. Those are the nights that I have terrible dreams, wherein faceless creatures chas...
I went to the beach, because when I am depressed, or anxious, or upset, I run to the water. The funny thing is that I'm afraid of the waves. Lately, that fear has transformed into awe, and I am blown away by the immensity of the ocean. I don't think people think about that enough. Consider it, for just one moment: when you stand in front of that o...
I've never participated in anything like this before. But since I appear to be reading so many books lately that fit within this category, I figured-- why not? Any book with a main character that is a witch, or a book with elements of witchcraft, counts toward the challenge. The books can be fiction or non-fiction. I've already begun. Books I have ...
Empowerment is many things to me. It is how I feel after I meditate, conduct a ritual, or connect with Deity, even by simply closing my eyes and focusing. Sometimes, empowering myself isn't easy. And that's when I'm most vulnerable to harmful energies and nightmares. Those are the nights that I have terrible dreams, wherein faceless creatures chas...
Last night I dreamt that aliens, or the government, or both, captured me and injected my abdomen with some horrible serum. I woke up from my nightmare and realized that the pressure caused by the alien-government-serum was actually my bladder, and that I really had to pee. The night before, I dreamt that a loved one died, and I was sobbing, and I c...
I am a mechanic. I cannot help but think in terms of taking things apart, attempting to fix them, and putting them back together. When I am working on my car, I am often tempted to curl up beneath it, like an infant within the womb, and stay there. I know how strange it sounds. But there is something I enjoy immensely about being underneath a car. ...
Trying to find my way in the world. This blog is therapy for me. I don't expect anyone to read it, but it is an expression of my spiritual path. I am the author of two Mystery novels, and I am a professional editor.
It's amazing to think that 14.7 pounds per square inch of air is pressing down on me right now. I often wonder what it would feel like if it weren't there. Often, I feel as if much more is pressing down on me. Perhaps that is why I am writing this. I feel like I need a different outlet, one that I know will be read by very few people. Why the inter...
I am Kelly, who is 34, a history student, an Eclectic Pagan/Hard Polytheist, and from Ohio. I'm married to a fabulously hot and younger man with two equally fabulous and gorgeous daughters.
Magick informational resources for Pagans and ceremonial magicians. Contains a large magical library, extensive info on magical theory, magical techniques and rituals, correspondences, commentaries, and more.
The grandfather of American Neopaganism is not Gerald Gardner, but Robert Graves, whose book, The White Goddess, published in 1948. The White Goddess had only a minor influence on Garderian Wicca, but was the inspiration behind American forms of Neopaganism which arose more or less independently of Gardner's coven, including Aidan Kellyâs NROOGD and Frederick Adamsâ Feraferia. These American groups arose in the context of the social movements of the 1960s and 1970s and integrated Gravesâ mythology with feminist spirituality movement (or Goddess religion), religious ecology (or nature religions), and Jungian psychology.
