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Cleansing & Preparing Your Ritual Tools
Now you’ve got your ritual tools, what do you do next? You certainly don’t want to just put them on your altar or on your person, without clearing them of any energies they’ve collected!Preparing your Wiccan ritual tools doesn’t need to be long or complicated. But it does need to be done.
And what about after using them? Where do you keep your sacred objects, and what do you do with them once you’re done with them?
This article covers all the basics of using sacred tools …
- Using Animals
- Purification Methods
- Dedication Tips
- Consecration Reasons And Tips
- Charging Your Wiccan Tools With Magickal Energy
- Storage Of Ritual Items
- Passing Sacred Objects On
- Caring For Altar Deities
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So my little sister is 6 months pregnant and not due until the end of August. At about 6 AM yesterday morning, her water broke, 3 months early. She went to the hospital and was then transferred to St. Louis yesterday afternoon. The doctors are having her stay in the hospital until the baby is born, whether that be Today, full term at the end of August, or sometime in between. As of right now, both her and my little niece-to- be are both stable but as I’m sure you can figure out, this is an incredibly sad and scary time for her and my family.
I would really appreciate it if you could send healing and protective energies and prayers her way. Her name is Brittany and she’s in St. Louis, Missouri and I believe she’s staying at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, but either way, I’m sure the gods and goddesses will know where she’s at.
Any and all help is greatly appreciated.
Blessings to you and yours.
I love you Brittany and Grasyn!
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I need some to follow for my main blog and my pagan blog.
- Body Modifications
- Photography
- Nature
- New Age
- Pagan
- Wiccan
- Spiritual
- Meditation
If you fall under any of those categories PLEASE reblog and I will follow you c:
Okay. :)
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If you are a pagan, druid, witchy, magical, or even Wiccan (though, I’m not a Wiccan myself) photoblog (that doesn’t just post sparkly graphics), I want to follow you. Even if you don’t post photos, I want to know who you are.
Reblog this and I will check out your blog. If I like it, I will follow.
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TRUTH!
As a Scorpio, I can say that it goes both ways.
Dublin
You see, this is what I love about Ireland.
Most people would look at that rock and say; “gosh, that’s a pretty cool rock, I wonder how it stays up like that?”
No. That is not the right way to do things.
The Irish look at that and say; “I’m going to build a house on that fucker.”
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Top 10 strangest phenomena of the mind -
1. Deja vu
Deja vu is an experience of having seen or experienced a new situation previously. It feels like if the event has already happened before. The experience is usually accompanied by a strong sense of familiarity and a sense of paradox or bizarre. The “previous” experience is usually attributed to a dream, but sometimes there is a constant feeling that it really has happened in the past.
2. Deja VecuDeja vecu is what most people experience when they think they are having a deja vu. Deja vu is when one has a feeling that he has seen something before, whereas deja vecu is an experience of having seen an event before, but with great detail as to recognize the smells and sounds. This also is usually accompanied by a very strong sense of knowledge about what will happen next.
3. Deja sentiDeja senti is a phenomenon of having already felt something. The phrase “I have felt it before” perfectly captures deja senti. It is only a mental phenomenon and seldom remains in our memory later. Many epileptic patients often experience deja senti.
4. Deja VisiteDeja visite is a less common experience and includes an unexplained knowledge of a new place. For example, you may know the location around you (a new city or a landscape) although you have never been there before.
5. Jamais VuJamais Vu describes a familiar situation that we do not recognize. It is often considered to be the opposite phenomenon of deja vu. The observer does not recognize the situation although it is known that he has experienced it before.
6. Presque VuPresque Vu is very similar to the feeling in the “tip of the tongue”. When someone is ready to say something but his brain gets stuck and a word does not come out.
7. L’esprit de l’escalierL’esprit de l’escalier is when a smart thought comes to you when it is too late.
8. Capgras DelusionCapgras Delusion is a phenomenon when a person believes that a close friend or a family member has been replaced with an identically looking one. This illusion is often met in people with schizophrenia.
9. Fregoli DelusionFregoli Delusion is a rare brain phenomenon which makes a person believe that different people are the same person in various disguises.
10. ProsopagnosiaProsopagnosia is a phenomenon in which a person is unable to recognize faces of people or objects he knows. People who have this disorder are usually able to use the other senses to identify individuals, such as the person’s perfume, the sound of his voice or his hairstyle.
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My new Ægishjálmur and Algiz necklaces
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