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Comment on Life Transition Ritual by spiggycat

spiggycat — Fri, 11 May 2012 02:44:05 +0000

Herbs used:
Damianna– herb. adaptogen herb with mild antidepressant properties.
used medicinally to balance female and male hormones and for fertility.
often associated with Fire, Venus, Oshun, and Zodiac Aries.

Hibiscus– flower. used medically for relaxation and to lower blood pressure.
mystically used for love spells and love divination.

Rose– flower resin.
venus and aphrodite.
typically to attract love or for beauty spells.

Comment on Life Transition Ritual by spiggycat

spiggycat — Fri, 11 May 2012 02:43:04 +0000

i wrote this spell in order to come to terms with the fact that soon i will no longer be able to bear children, or consecrate tools with blood, and am having a difficult time of it. not that i don’t want lauren to be an only child, because that is the case– i was an only, and loved it, also as a post-environmentalist, think it is important to honour the earth by not adding too many people to it (my “dont be a duggar” mantra), however the finality and no choice part sucks.

shared the ritual since many other people are going thru transitions and they could adapt my ritual for their own use.

Comment on Vegan Fast Food: Ginger Rice Bowl by how to go vegan

how to go vegan — Tue, 08 May 2012 13:54:31 +0000

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Comment on And thanks for all the fish by spiggycat

spiggycat — Sun, 15 Apr 2012 05:14:29 +0000

yeah, sometimes they are… but that what makes it so fun!

Comment on And thanks for all the fish by SonneillonV

SonneillonV — Fri, 13 Apr 2012 16:27:22 +0000

They’re like that, aren’t they?

BAM.
“Build an altar to me.”
*peaces out*

Comment on 4.5 Million people live on an active fault line and no one is moving by spiggycat

spiggycat — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 19:31:47 +0000

personally, i believe that everyone has the ability to practice hedgecraft, earth centered traditions or any other form of spirituality that resonated with them. for me, Buddhism and Paganism resonate with me, both because of my individual personality and talents, also because of my upbringing.

Most Witches/ Pagans I know were not raised in the Craft; they came from other Spiritual Traditions, but found these not making sense to them, due to a myriad of reasons.

Being “psychic” or “a seer” is not a needed componant to practice any tradition. However, there is a place for people who have these skills in all traditions– Charismatic Christians have healer roles, the Sufis have the Dervishes, many Eastern religions have Siddhas, there are skilled Magi/ Quabalists in the Jewish tradition, Seidworkers in the Norse traditions, Channels in the Yoruba religion…

Comment on 4.5 Million people live on an active fault line and no one is moving by Nicoly

Nicoly — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 01:40:24 +0000

i know what your saying makes a lot of sense but also from other sites i have been to they have told me there are some ppeole with .gifts who can be characterized as a pagan, witch, ect. So i think they were just wondering if they can be a witch by birth rather then just deciding to try it. And i’m guilty of asking the very question you have accused of ppeole messaging. So i guess my real question is if certain abilities you have, can they also characterize you as a witch even when you had not made the choice follow the religion or whatever you could call witchcraft?[] Reply:April 5th, 2011 at 8:14 amSydne,You should not feel like you are not Pagan simply because you don’t have a gift (i.e. psychic abilities, etc). I myself have no gifts as such but still identify as Pagan. On the other hand, some ppeole who do have these gifts are not Pagan (for example, I don’t believe Lisa Williams identifies as Pagan yet she has some incredible abilities).People can become Witches, or they can be born Witches whether you’re one or the other makes no iota of difference to the person’s credibility or ability to follow this path. Following this Path, or any Path, for that matter, comes down to a personal choice.[]

Comment on Pagan Classes: Laws Class by spiggycat

spiggycat — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 17:56:14 +0000

i dont have issues myself w/ my browser (ie and mozilla) what are you using?

Comment on Pagan Classes: Laws Class by Berar

Berar — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 02:09:07 +0000

Hmm is anyone else enncuotering problems with the images on this blog loading? I’m trying to figure out if its a problem on my end or if it’s the blog. Any feed-back would be greatly appreciated.

Comment on Much better mood by Arno

Arno — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 22:23:23 +0000

TostadasTacosBurritosEnchiladasSpanish riceGuacamoleSalsa SoupBurritos are so easy to make vegan. I like to make mine like Chipotle does.Large Organic tortillaLime citnalro riceBlack or Pinto BeansSalsaCornGuacamoleFirst I make some rice, then I add vegan margarine, fresh citnalro, lime juice, salt. I then make fresh guacamole by mashing an avocado and adding some chunky salsa to it. To assemble the burrito add ingredients to center of tortilla and roll up.Tostadas and Tacos can be made as usual without cheese. We have taco or tostada night and my carnivore husband loves them. Use creamy refried beans (you can mash pinto beans until creamy with a fork). Soy sour cream is optional and guacamole. We top ours withRefried beansSoy ground meatlettucetomatored bell pepperguacamolesoy sour creamsalsaIf you make enchiladas without cheese you just add more sauce to keep the top moist. Below is a link to Dr. McDougall’s wife’s recipe for salsa and chip soup. It’s a hit at my house.