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Almost everyone will get a psychic reading at some point and time in their lives. A common question that comes up is “how do I find the right psychic for me” or “how do I go about finding a good psychic?” There are many different factors that ... more »
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Selling Wiccan tools has become a business for pagan artists who make the specialty objects for rituals. Follow these steps to find inexpensive versions of these tools... more »
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The Law of Return, also known as the Three-Fold Law, refers to a passage in the Wicca Rede poem. Basically, the Three-Fold Law claims that whatever you do will come back to you threefold. This not only refers to the things you do that affect ... more »
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The Wiccan Rede is a simple law used by practitioners of Wicca to rule their behavior. The Rede is believed to be very ancient and Wiccans have maintained the old English spelling when using it: "Eight words the Wiccan Rede fulfill: An ye harm ... more »
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Wicca is a religion that encourages creativity. Because there are no scriptures, many traditions practice their own version of the religion. While they all share the basic principles of Wicca, they choose to honor nature in slightly different ... more »
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Rituals and ceremonies celebrating specific times of year and important dates are a large part of the Wiccan faith. These rituals often involve specific items like candles of a certain color as well as herbs and oils symbolic of certain aspects ... more »
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In many homes throughout history the kitchen held a place of honor, power and unity. It still holds true today. The kitchen is a place where people migrate to communicate, cook and eat. It is also a place where magick can be created. Most Wicca ... more »
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Pagans celebrate the spring equinox by performing centuries-old rituals, usually in forest or some other natural setting. This time of year is also known as Oestara and it allows you to rejoice in the blooming flowers and trees as the days start ... more »
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Occult symbols seem to be almost everywhere hidden in plain sight. From the pyramid on the dollar bill to Hitler's swastika, these symbols were chosen because they invoke a certain feeling, have a historical significance or are believed to ... more »
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If you are looking for the opportunity to expand your rituals and find like-minded individuals from whom to learn, joining a coven make be the next step for you to take. While there are many witches who practice on their own, you may find that ... more »
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Do you know what to do if you're running out of gas and don't know if you can make it to a gas station? Are you in the middle of nowhere and don't know where there's a station? Have no fear. Nothing like a little bit of magic to your rescue! ... more »
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This is a great project for people who reside in apartments or for children... more »
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Creating a magic charm bracelet is a wonderful way to send loving, positive magic to a person that you care about. When you make a magic charm bracelet, you will benefit from the positive energy and good thoughts every bit as much as the recipient... more »
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Magic circles are an important part of ritual practice, regardless of the specific type of wicca that you follow. A magic circle is used to help attract the Gods and Goddess while protecting you from negative energy and spirits... more »
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Samhain, pronounced like “sow when,” is a sabbat, or major holiday celebrated in modern Paganism on October 31. It is often called the “Pagan New Year.” Much like its secular partner, Halloween, Samhain traces its roots back to the ancient ... more »
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The minerals in a spiritual cleansing bath will help to pull the toxins out of the body and bring them to the surface of the skin, where they will be washed away. A spiritual cleansing bath will promote detoxification, leaving you feeling ... more »
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For centuries tonka beans have been worn to attract love, as well as good luck. This simple to make charm requires no crafting skills and no sewing. Just make it, wear it, and let the tonka bean work its magic... more »
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Wiccans use brooms to cleanse the area. Not fly on!! Cleansing can be done before casting to cyrcle to rid the area of bad karma and to let the good karma through. Kind of like a Native American dreamcatcher... more »
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When Americans think of winter holidays, Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa probably come to mind immediately. For modern American Pagans, however, the winter solstice is a religious holiday also known as Yule. Many modern Americans celebrate the ... more »
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This article will teach you how to make your own stick and cone incense. The process is very difficult but when done correctly the result is well worth it... more »
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The broom, known to Wiccans as a besom, is one of the artifacts most commonly connected with witches. In Wicca, a broom is used for the ritual cleaning of the house or the sacred space in which a Wiccan practices rituals. A Wicca broom differs ... more »
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Beltane is one of the eight sacred sabbats celebrated in wicca. The ritual is performed on the evening of Beltane, April 30, in celebration of spring, growth and fertility. While you should personalize the evocations, prayers and blessings as you ... more »
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Whether it's a formal ritual or done spontaneously, a Wiccan ritual's purpose is to contact the divine. Similar to most religions, Wiccan rituals generally follow a basic structure patterned that Wiccans know by memory. More formal rituals are ... more »
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The imbolc ritual is one of the eight wiccan sabbats and is celebrated on February 2 in celebration of the Celtic fire goddess Brigid. Also known as candlemas, imbolc is a time of rebirth and cleansing in preparation of the end of winter. While ... more »
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Located in the English county of Wiltshire, Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument that draws thousands of visitors each year. It consists of a world famous circular setting of large standing stones that are believed to have been erected as long ... more »