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The Inequality of Divine Communication

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I don’t comment on other people’s blog very much. Because I’m  lazy. However, every now and then I will put together a post of links to articles I find … well I just like them or find them interesting. So here’s a link to the article and maybe a little comment by me below it.

 

Juniper from Bewitching Names

I am unlike many others in that I am fine with other people having the same name as me. I really don’t have to be that original. I actually had another person in the Pagan community (out here, in Ontario) tell me that I should stop using Juniper because she has used it online and as a stage name before and people might be confused. I didn’t respond.

 

Adventures in Depression by Ali Brosh

Get well soon Champion of the Internet!

 

Under the Ancient Oaks: Hoofprints in the Wildwood

Yay! A book review!

 

Let’s Talk About Necromancy by Sarah Lawless

Sarah always defines things much clearer than I could. Probably because I put very little thought into defining things clearly.

 

New World Witchery Podcast 36 – Dealing with Spirits

Corry and Laine offering some good introductory tips… Continue reading

Worthy Reads

It seems to me that when Mercury goes retrograde I become the whole world’s punching bag. The joys of being ruled by Mercury.

 

Also I am dealing with a half empty house and all the joys of a break up. So here’s a lazy post for you: Links to awesome & interesting articles that I have been reading.

 

The Top Ten Questions about Ancestor Veneration

 

Treading the Mill

 

summer solstice omelette

 

my horoscope advised against exactly this kind of post

 

I Must

 

Facing down The Morrigan

 

Celebrating Lughnasadh with Bread

 

Mundane vs Physical

 

I am a Conscientious Objector in the Spiritual War

 

The Garden Remedy that Survived the Bubonic Plague: Four Thieves Vinegar

 

Using Seidr for Healing

 

World’s oldest ritual discovered

And it’s serpents, of course!

Associate Professor Sheila Coulson, from the University of Oslo, has shown that modern humans, Homo sapiens, have performed advanced rituals in Africa for 70,000 years. She has, in other words, discovered mankind’s oldest known ritual. Click here for link.

 

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