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Tarot Tuesday (err.. Wednesday)

King of Cups

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A King dressed in blue robes stands.  He holds a cup.  His crown bears the zodiac symbols of Cancer, Scorpio & Pisces, with the Scorpio symbol the largest.  The land around him is Winter.  There is a stream nearby, but it’s frozen. Read the rest of this entry »

I”m sure you’ve seen it around the other Pagan Blogs, so this shouldn’t be something new to you.  Mrs. B of Confesssions of a Pagan Soccer Mom is having a wonderful giveaway… every day through Halloween!  This is just one of the fabulous giveaways that I’m entering.

This giveaway comes from Spelled with a W! A darling Tarot Card Bag from Spelled with a W made in their workshops by the invisible witch. The bag is made of black linen, fully lined with black silk dupioni & is trimmed with a cotton ribbon that is printed with details of how to draw a maze. Also included are other goodies including herb samples, oil samples, small tins of resin incense and a pair of lodestones and their food.

This is only one of many giveaways that are going on at Mrs. B’s, so head on over there and take a look and enter!

Good Luck!

So Saturday was the full moon and since the boys have been taking the Wicca class that I’m co-teaching, I wanted to do a ritual with them.  But honestly, I’m lazy, and I didn’t give myself very much time to write my own ritual, so I bought one.  Yes, that’s right… I purchased a ritual.    I know, I know, I know…. you’re saying  to yourself, WTF?  You’re not supposed to BUY rituals, you’re supposed to make your own, put your own energy into them, etc.  Yea, well.. sometimes I just like eating Mcdonalds instead of cooking dinner, and this is sorta the same thing.  Although, I wouldn’t compare this ritual to McDonald’s food!  It was much better than that! Read the rest of this entry »

“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet”.  Romeo and Juliet ( Quote Act II, Sc. II).

Names – they are so important for so many reasons.  Not that many years ago, babies weren’t named until they were between 1 & 2 years old because of the high infant mortality rate.  Boys were given “girls” names to hide their gender from the gods in fear that they would be jealous.  Native Americans gave their children names after their personality had been established and then often as they turned into young adults they would take on new names from their circumstances or attitudes.   Names are important because of all of these reasons and more. Read the rest of this entry »