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Celtic Sacrifice

08.11.2009 00:44    wiccanweb.ca
By Jeremiah R. Dandoy, Page Selinsky, and Mary M. VoigtFollowing his death, Alexander's empire broke up into smaller, competing states whose rulers sometimes hired mercenaries to supplement their own armies. In 278 B.C., King Nicomedes I of Bithynia welcomed as
Celtic Sacrifice



Inversion and Convergence in the Formation of the Early Modern Witch Cult

08.11.2009 00:44    wiccanweb.ca
By Justin Dohoney Perhaps the most contentious issue in the historiography of witchcraft is the question of its origins, and it is impossible to discuss these origins without examining the notion of the witch cult in both its elite and
Inversion and Convergence in the Formation of the Early Modern Witch Cult

Lost Greek city that may have inspired Atlantis myth gives up secrets

08.11.2009 00:44    wiccanweb.ca
By Helena SmithThe secrets of a lost city that may have inspired one of the world's most enduring myths - the fable of Atlantis - have been brought to light from beneath the waters off southern Greece.Explored by an Anglo-Greek
Lost Greek city that may have inspired Atlantis myth gives up secrets

Prehistoric burial ground found on Skye

08.11.2009 00:44    wiccanweb.ca
By Jonny MuirA prehistoric burial ground has been discovered on Skye. Six slab-lined graves and six cremation pits have been unearthed on the excavation site close to Armadale pier on the Sleat peninsula. Experts say it is one of the
Prehistoric burial ground found on Skye

Hearthbeats: Notes from a Kitchen Witch

08.11.2009 00:44    wiccanweb.ca
By HearthkeeperWell this month I will be giving you some interesting and helpful uses for some stuff you have at home. Common ingredients you have in your cabinets and pantries... Things like salt, baking soda, lemon juice.We use many of
Hearthbeats: Notes from a Kitchen Witch


Herb of the Season: Mullein

08.11.2009 00:44    wiccanweb.ca
By Dawn "Belladonna" Thomas Folklore and History: Mrs. Grieves in A Modern Herbal Volume II writes about the mullein plant: The down on the leaves and stem makes excellent tinder when quite dry, readily igniting on the slightest spark, and
Herb of the Season: Mullein

An Asatru Primer

08.11.2009 00:44    wiccanweb.ca
By Stephen A. McNallenThe native beliefs of our forebears were much more sophisticated and complex than generally acknowledged. Far from being a collection of simple tales and savage practices, Asatru contains depth, wisdom, and mystery enough to satisfy the most
An Asatru Primer

Vampires, Ghost hunters and Witchcraft

08.11.2009 00:43    wiccanweb.ca
By Laurie Cabot When films, television series or books become popular and deal with the "supernatural" it never fails to awaken the curiosity of millions of people and my emails multiply. Let me start out by saying that the word
Vampires, Ghost hunters and Witchcraft

Stories and the Tribe

08.11.2009 00:43    wiccanweb.ca
By Alice KytlerHaving recently passed through what might be described as a kind 'social catastrophe' which saw members of our erstwhile community going two separate ways, I have been thinking a lot about the dynamics of what makes groups of
Stories and the Tribe

All-Christian Private Prison Planned For Oklahoma

08.11.2009 00:43    wiccanweb.ca
By Bill ShermanWAKITA--This tiny town near the Oklahoma-Kansas state line north of Enid may soon own the country's only all-Christian prison, with Christian administrators, employees, counselors and programs. The idea is backed by Wakita's leaders, has some support from state
All-Christian Private Prison Planned For Oklahoma

Yemaya - The Great Mother

08.11.2009 00:43    wiccanweb.ca
By Mary DAlbaYemaya is the Goddess of the Ocean and is also known as the Great Mother and the Mother of All Creation. She is also the Protector of Children and women, especially pregnant women. She is the Mother of
Yemaya - The Great Mother

Herb of the Season: Marigold

08.11.2009 00:43    wiccanweb.ca
By Dawn "Belladonna" Thomas Folklore and History: The bloom has been popular throughout history. In the 5th century it was popular in Rome in the garden of Gallic nobles. It was used at Indian weddings and Muslim ceremonies including Dassera
Herb of the Season: Marigold

The Path Toward the Sacred

08.11.2009 00:43    wiccanweb.ca
By Alain de BenoistIn the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, the Renaissance was genuinely a re-naissance, a rebirth. "It involved," as Ernest Renan said, "seeing Antiquity face to face." Yet that rebirth was not a journey backward nor a simple resurgence
The Path Toward the Sacred

We're the coven that makes stuff

08.11.2009 00:43    wiccanweb.ca
By Victoria Slind-FlorOne thing that distinguishes my coven from some others is that we're always making things. It seems we are seldom closer than when we're gathered around the table sewing, decoupaging stuff, carving pumpkins, carving gourds or . .
We're the coven that makes stuff

The Dionysian Experience

08.11.2009 00:43    wiccanweb.ca
By Kayleigh In Euripides's Bacchae, Dionysos offers a clear choice to Thebes: the city may either accept his divinity or face the wrath of the god. While one clearly sees that the majority of Thebes denies Dionysos's divinity, it remains

Astrology at Pooh Corner

08.11.2009 00:42    wiccanweb.ca
By Brazen LadyWinnie the Pooh is a Cancer. He worries a lot, saying "Oh, bother!", and is very reassuring/motherin g to Piglet. Pooh spends most of his time contemplating food, owing to his very soft, moon like shape.Eeyore is Piscean.
Astrology at Pooh Corner

Christian intolerance in South Africa

08.11.2009 00:42    wiccanweb.ca
By Damon Leff This year, as every year in living memory in this country under the fascist white Christian Nationalist government, amidst the Beltain celebrations, venerations, joy and laughter in covens and Pagan gatherings across the country, the feint reek
Christian intolerance in South Africa

Keeping my Eye on the Ball--A Tale of Forbidden Love

08.11.2009 00:42    wiccanweb.ca
By H. Byron BallardThe cool and heavy presence of it is an invitation to dive deeply, head-first. After years of reading cards - decades, really, I took up scrying a crystal ball. I did it as a lark because we
Keeping my Eye on the Ball--A Tale of Forbidden Love

The 6 Creepiest Places on Earth

08.11.2009 00:42    wiccanweb.ca
By Cezary Jan StrusiewiczIt doesn't matter whether or not you believe in ghosts, there are some places in which none of us would want to spend a night. These places have well earned their reputations as being so creepy, tragic
The 6 Creepiest Places on Earth

Spiritually Material

08.11.2009 00:42    wiccanweb.ca
By Uncle ThorWhat is the proper Heathen attitude toward affluence? Is wealth good or bad? Can poverty make a person more spiritual? Does wealth make a person materialistic?Actually, those are all trick questions. One of the most liberating things about
Spiritually Material

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