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Standing Stone & Garden Gate Episode One!

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Click here to go the Podcast’s website!

Show notes:

Opening Segment

Opening song is an instrumental version of Diaspora by Juni and Bren.

Juniper and Brendan introduce themselves and talk briefly on their Pagan (and philosophical) Paths as well as discuss the layout for the show and what we hope to do with it.

The incense for this episode is Juniper’s Lucky Number Seven and the Tea is Kusmi Chocolate Chai.

Bardic Segment

Opening poem is a piece by Rumi and a sample from Jethrol Tull

Juni speaks briefly about YB Yeats and reads his poem The Dedication to a Book of Stories selected from the Irish Novelists

The link she mentions to the Rattle and Silver Branch Workshop is here

Bren reads a sad love poem translated from the Irish called Grief of a Young Girl’s Heart

Standing Stone

Opening music is selected from Imagined Oceans by Carl Jenkins.

Dr. Bren reads to us from Cicero’s Discussions at Tuscullum and talks about happiness and Ancient Roman philosophies on how a simple life of pleasure is ideal.

Rants, Raves & Reviews

Juni and Bren… Continue reading

Here We Go Again

It seems my rather controversial article  “Where Have All the Gardners and Crowleys Gone? (An Answer)”  has made the Top 20 Essays of 2009 on Witchvox! Which is pretty cool, I think they go by number of reads to decide.

I had opened my email box and wondered why I was getting mail about that one again. Good gods, just as the crap from its original posting had blown over … here we go again!

Maybe I should rewrite it for better clarity? (and maybe fix that one typo that drives me up the wall)  Since so many people seemed to choose to take it the wrong way last time, or missed the point entirely …

Nah, fuck them.

http://www.witchvox.com/

What is A Fluffy Bunny REALLY?

What a picturesque image  …  A cute little bunny, all white fur and fluffy as can be …

“Fluffy Bunny” is a word of many definitions, these are the 2 most common:

Some say a Fluffy Bunny is a cute, young newbie, prancing about the local Pagan events bathed in white light. Someone naïve and overly positive, who thinks the whole world is filled with cute lil’ bunnies and no wolves; a Pagan who bursts with glee at being Pagan and irritates the rest of us with it.

Others say a Fluffy Bunny is the stubborn Pagan who thinks he has all the answers and everyone else is stupid; he kind of guy who never backs down from an argument and is always right.

Fluffy Bunny can mean anything now though. Especially online in forums and chat rooms, this silly phrase has become the catch-all favourite insult of Pagans.

Let’s all fess up; a “fluffy bunny” is whoever pissed you off last.

Modern Paganism must be doing pretty well; it’s gotten big enough that we are developing not only our own slang, but our own slang insults.

Really folks, why couldn’t we just call someone an “ass” instead? “Fluffy Bunny”… Continue reading

Unity Chant

Unity!

As One we Circle and stand together

Unity!

For the species of the World Tree are many

Unity!

Real Witch or not, it doesn’t matter

Unity!

As one we Circle and stand together

Unity!

For the species of the World Tree are many

Unity!

Real Witch or not, it doesn’t matter

(repeat until they get it)

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