Pagan Daily Devotionals
If you are not already familiar with this from my earlier website, the Pagan Daily Devotionals are a thought for the day. It's not supposed to be instructional necessarily, but something just for fun. Some days are jokes, puzzles, quotes, various spiritual thoughts and things you might be interested to know. Sometimes it's just an idea, and sometimes I suggest a way to use that idea during your day. It's really a mix of lots of Pagan stuff.
Gerald Gardner
Gerald Brosseau Gardner was born in 1884, in Blundellands, England. He was the son of a local justice of the peace, and had three brothers. His family was no stranger to witchcraft. One of his ancestors was burned as a witch in 1610, and even Gardner's own grandfather married a women who was rumored to be a witch.
Being Pagan on a Budget
Let's face it, not everyone can afford $300 for a custom-made athame, or a one-of-a-kind silk robe. But having to work within a budget doesn't have to cause problems, and it certainly doesn't mean your a 'bad Pagan'.
Being spiritual itself doesn't cost anything, so it's likely that most financial constraints will come into play when you're getting supplies or tools for your altar. So that's where I'm going to focus my suggestions. Read more
Familiars
I have three cats, and though I would dearly love for one of them to be a spiritual guide or helper for me, it is not to be. They are just plain and regular cats. Granted, one of them is freakishly smart (Charlie can turn keys to open locked cabinet doors!), but there is nothing otherworldly about any of them. Read more
A guidebook to help you find the Divine in nature.
A wonderfully spiritual book that draws you outdoors to create a deeper connection to the wild world of Mother Nature. As with other Starhawk books, such as the Spiral Dance, her writing is downright soulful. Thankfully, this isn't another book that rehashes endless and superficial elemental correspondences. keep reading....
Frequently Asked Questions
If you're new to Paganism, Wiccan or witchcraft, you may have some questions about it all. Here are the quick answers to the most commonly asked questions.
Aren't there any Scriptures?
Can I both Christian and Wiccan?
Can I really write my own spells?
Keep reading for more popular questions.
Magickal Alphabets
Most people are familiar with the runic alphabet, but there are several other alphabets or scripts that are associated with magickal or spiritual practices.
The following pages show these alphabets in their entirety with their corresponding English letters. Keep reading
Hecate
Hecate is often considered to be one of the 'darker' Goddesses, and she is certainly more mysterious than most of the other Deities in this pantheon. Hecate did not play a large role in many Greek myths. Early representations of her are youthful, but over time she has become a crone Goddess.
She ruled over crossroads, the graveyard and the shadows, and is referred to today as the Goddess of the Witches. Read on....
Find Your Future Spouse Spell
What You'll Need:
- Black cloth
- Spring water
- 1 white candle
- Sandalwood incense
- Bowl
Instructions:
Cast your circle in your usual manner. Drape the black cloth over the altar, or wherever you are doing this spell. Keep reading.
Pagan Symbols
Pentacle
The five-pointed star within a circle is the most common Pagan symbol, and it is typically used to identify oneself as a Pagan or Wiccan. The five points represent the 4 elements plus the spirit, and the circle connects them all. A five-pointed star without the circle is sometimes called a pentagram, rather than a pentacle. More symbols...
Full Moons in 2010
All times are in the Eastern Standard timezone (EST)
December 31st, 2009 2:14pm
January 30th, 1:18am
February 28th, 11:38am
March 29th, 10:25pm
April 28th, 8:18am
