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Continue reading →: Reiki and Energy Healing: A Wiccan Perspective
Energy healing has long been a cornerstone of spiritual and holistic practices, embraced by many traditions across the world. Reiki does not originate from Wicca. However, its principles align beautifully with the Wiccan reverence for energy, balance, and the interconnectedness of all things. The Origins of Reiki Reiki, as practiced…
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Continue reading →: The Election of Pope Leo XIV: A Reflection of American Religious and Political Currents?
The election of Pope Leo XIV, the first American-born pontiff, has sent ripples through both the Catholic Church and global political discourse. While the Vatican remains an independent entity, separate from national politics, the selection of an American pope at this moment in history raises intriguing questions about the intersection…
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Continue reading →: Tarot and the Art of Introspection: A Practical Approach to Divination
When people hear the word “Tarot,” they often picture fortune tellers in dimly lit rooms, flipping cards to reveal inevitable futures. But what if Tarot isn’t about seeing the future at all? What if it’s a tool—not for supernatural predictions, but for personal reflection? Seeing Beyond the Myths Tarot, in…
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Continue reading →: Beltane: The Fire Festival of Renewal and Abundance
As the wheel of the year turns, Beltane marks the height of spring and the approach of summer—a time of passion, fertility, and fire. Celebrated on May 1st, Beltane is deeply rooted in Celtic traditions, honoring the life force, growth, and the thinning of the veil between our realm and…
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Continue reading →: Devotionals in Wicca: Reaching out to our Spiritual Ancestors
In Wicca, our connection to the God and Goddess is not distant or hierarchical—we are their descendants, their living echoes in the world. Just as our physical ancestors guide us with wisdom and love, they do not demand constant appeasement or rigid devotion. Instead, they hope that we live in…
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Continue reading →: A Legacy of Compassion: Honoring Pope Francis
In a world often divided by ideology and belief, Pope Francis stood as a beacon of compassion and progress. His tenure as the head of the Catholic Church was marked by a willingness to challenge tradition in favor of inclusivity, social justice, and environmental stewardship. As we reflect on his…
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Continue reading →: A Little Spring Cleaning!
Over the next week or two, I’ll be shifting gears—rather than posting new material at my usual pace, I’ll be revisiting older content, refining it, and making sure it’s as insightful and accessible as possible. While I’m doing that, I’d love to hear from you! What topics, questions, or areas…
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Continue reading →: The Passover Satyr: A Wiccan’s Journey into Jewish Tradition
The Wheel of the Year turns, marking the cycles of nature, but sometimes, the journey brings unexpected invitations. This year, Miriam’s family sent out invitations for their annual Passover Seder—not just to relatives, but also to loved ones beyond the Jewish faith. Among those welcomed was Phaedrus, Miriam’s boyfriend, a…
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Continue reading →: Seeking Well-Being Within Nature: A Reflection on the 13th Wiccan Principle
In the diverse tapestry of Wiccan beliefs, the 13th Wiccan Principle stands as an invitation to embrace nature’s wisdom: “We believe that we should seek within Nature that which is contributory to our health and well-being.” This simple yet profound statement encourages us to look to the natural world for…
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Continue reading →: Principle #12 Following the Right-Hand Path
“We do not accept the concept of absolute evil, nor do we worship any entity known as “Satan” or “the Devil”, as defined by Christian tradition. We do not seek power through the suffering of others, nor do we accept that personal benefit can be derived only by denial to…
