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82Pagan Prayer Beads
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Prayer beads can be a useful tool for meditation or focusing spiritual energies. And they can be non-denominational or multi-demoninational too. published 3 months ago
74Medicine Bags and Magic Pouches
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Many traditions practice the custom of carrying a small pouch as a blessed charm. Learn more about making your own mojos and medicine bags. published 4 months ago
64Maiden, Mother and Crone
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Many traditions held a view of the Goddess as being threefold, taking the form of Maiden, Mother and Crone. Learn more about these Goddesses how they connect with the cycles of life. published 5 months ago
80Handfastings and Commitment Ceremonies
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Handfasting is an ancient Pagan wedding tradition that can sometimes be a betrothal or sometimes is the marriage ceremony itself. Here is some background on this lovely commitment ceremony. published 6 months ago
77Moon Cycles and Names
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The cycles of the Moon were used for some of the oldest calendars, and often had nicknames that reflected the seasonal shifts. Learn about moon cycles and their names. published 6 months ago
80Finding Your Magickal Name
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Many different Pagan traditions incorporate the practice of taking a magickal name. Learn how to find your magickal name. published 7 months ago
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73Keeping A Book of Shadows
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Learn the history of the volumes called Books of Shadows and how they come to contain Neo-Pagan history and information. Make your own or work with one authored as a guide. Celtic Moon Book of Shadows Wicca Witchcraft Grimoire Current Bid: $348.98 ... published 8 months ago
65Yule, the Winter Solstice
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Yule is the pre-Christian holiday celebrated on the Winter Solstice. Traditions include delicious feasts and gathering around a Yule log fire. published 9 months ago
65Samhain and the Turning of the Wheel
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Samhain, celebrated on October 31st, is the night the Wheel of the Year turns back on itself, marking the start of the new year. The night often features spiral dancing, dumb suppers and more. published 11 months ago
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