Remember only you are accountable for what you say and your actions in nurturing yourself and how you treat and/or speak to others.
Blessed be dear ones.
Wonderful things happened when I was invited for a social and spiritual circle weekend retreat with five of my Pagan sisters.
In my last article, I talked about having my gender reassignment surgery two weeks ago. Until that time, I was always a little uncomfortable being invited to women-only gatherings. That changed this weekend.
To continue reading…..
http://www.patheos.com/blogs/agora/2018/05/between-two-worlds-welcome-to-the-circle-of-sisterhood/
I saw this on a site I belong to for a support group for fibromyalgia and had to share it with you.
Remember laughing helps make the brain produce serotonin that makes you feel more positive. So I hope you get a good laugh from this!
Blessings of love and all great things to ha[[en in your life dear ones.
A-Z Dictionary of Fairies and the Wee Folk
This is your one-stop shop for all terms and definitions related to fairies and the world of the fay. From letters A to Z, you will find fairies’ terms and definitions right here in this article.
Alven: water fairies found in ponds in the Netherlands, though they don’t have wings. They can, however, fly by being encased in bubbles and traveling on the winds. Main home is the River Elbe, as it is sacred to them. Small fairies, extremely light and sometimes shift into otters.
Ashrays: water fairies from Scotland that are mistaken for sea ghosts; have white bodies and look like a twenty-year-old human, both male and female. Nocturnal fairies, if sunlight hits them they will melt into a rainbow-colored pond of water.
Avalon: a mythological island in the Arthurian legends. The place where excalibur was forged and given to King Arthur, and also the place where King Arthur was taken after being wounded in a battle. Morgan Le Fay and Vivianne are said to have dwelled on the isle of Avalon.
To find out about other Fea please click on this link: Fea and Wee Folk
Who are those Watchers, anyway? We’ve all asked that question at one point, at least those of us who regularly cast sacred circles or work with correspondence lists and the effects of the elements or the cardinal directions generally associated with many Pagan traditions, Wicca among them. Just what exactly are the Watchers who watch us from within those Watchtowers?
Here is a beautiful chant I use, that you might be interested, to get Closer to the Great Goddess.
Blessings to you all
Hypatia.
On the subject of Italian Witchcraft here is a Magickal Lady with a very colourful history.
I have also posted an article on Aradia earlier on if you are interested in finding out about some of the Strega beliefs. Just go to search on our CL and type Aradia. A beautiful book written in the 1900 century by Godfrey Leyland called Aradia, the Gospel of Witches. Aradia was the daughter of Diana and Lucifer, in Greek History they were the Twins Artemis and her brother Apollo. She was born from the Goddess of the moon and the God of the Sun.
Blessings to all and one
Priestess Hypatia.
To read the article about Lori Bruno please click on the link below.
http://www.magika.org/about-lori-bruno/