Everything Under the Moon

LorriePaige wrote:Sabbats, subtitled A Witch's Approach to Living the Old Ways by Edain McCoy

This is one of my favorites. I also enjoyed Circle Round: Raising Children in Goddess Traditions by Anne Hill, Diane Baker and Starhawk.

I find mint tea a good pick me up, sans the crash.

I have most often felt them around when doing a ritual that involves music and dancing outside. We often play instruments and dance to raise group energy and that is when the little people draw near.

Brightest Blessings
Radiance

Quartz is everywhere. I find it in my garden all of the time. I'm not really sure about finding geodes though, I've never found one myself. The beach is always a good place to find stones, or the edge of any waterway really.

Brightest Blessings
Radiance

"What I think people are saying here is, 'We reject the idea of paganism and we are expressing another religious symbol,'" said Herb London, president of the Hudson Institute, a Washington-based think tank. "I'm not sure I would characterize that as a destructive act. A symbol put ne...

Cross Placed at Air Force Pagan Circle Prompts Probe
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,584886,00.html

Pastor: Pagan Circle at AF Academy Bodes Ill for Nation
http://www.dakotavoice.com/2010/02/past ... or-nation/

It is a very old post. Perhaps it did work once.

Here are the moons as I know them. I have never even thought to post this, thanks Radiance for the post! January- The Hound Moon (cú fola) Feburary- The Chaste Moon (na cáidh) March- The Seeding Moon (án síolphlanda) April- The Stag Moon (na poic) May- The Faerie Moon (Faerie-Ri) June- The Mead...

There are ornamental varieties of cherry cultivated in the city, and probably chokecherry growing wild everywhere. Cedar should also be cultivated as a decorative plant in the city. I'm thinking that's the way that you'd have oak too. It's the only way I can find it up here. I planted one in a VERY ...

You should have Burr Oak that far south, and certainly Maple, Poplar, Spruce and Pine, probably Elm, although there are laws about transporting it due to Dutch Elm Disease. I'm certain you could also find apple, cherry, cedar and Willow.

Which province are you in? I'm in SK and we do have a very different grouping of trees from Europe but there are still many to choose from.

Do something for the Earth. Plant a tree or pick up litter.

http://paganwiccan.about.com/od/fullmoo ... ernHem.htm

I found an article about it. It's something I've never really thought of but it makes perfect sense.

These are the names of the Full Moons in my practice, there are many to choose from and our circle has selected the ones that resonate the most for us. January = The Cold Moon February = The Quickening Moon March = The Hare Moon April = The Planting Moon May = The Flower Moon June = The Strong Sun M...