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Suggest to yourself several times before you go to sleep, "I will awaken with the knowledge of a dream." Then when you do awaken, move quietly (sometimes just turning over drives the idea away). Remember first, then write the dream down, and then add as many details as possible. The next day check for objective facts and expand if you can (by remembering what happened before that). Once you start

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This last point is one of the key ways I evaluate online Wicca or Witchcraft courses I see advertised. How does the teacher market his or her course? Do they make wild promises, like Ill learn everything I need to know about Wicca in a month? Is the price reasonable? Do they offer sample lessons so I can see what Im getting into? How easy is it for m

For example, if you are on an automobile trip and spend most of the day driving, you will probably dream about driving. You can condition yourself to be aware you are dreaming by doing a repetitive activity many times (walking across the room or a particular magick ritual, for example). Then when you dream about it, you will know you are dreaming.

10) Dream expansion-- A variation on dream control. A dream may be *extended* by imagining it continuing from where it was when you awaken.

The Goddess Within
We all have a little bit of the Goddess in us. It's what gives us that little spark in our eyes. It's what relates our attitudes to others and to ourselves. Recently, I have come to believe that as I change and move through the life stages, so too d.

How to Include Physically Challenged People in Group Rituals
This article examines an important modern Wiccan/Pagan issue from both angles. Coven and group leaders can learn how to best accomodate members with disabilites, and the differently-abled are given some ideas for how to make their participation in gr.

The Skeptical Review -- Who Believes in Magick Anymore?
Black Sheep (n.): a highborn person who has gone against the conventions of family; a rogue, outcast, or scoundrel. I love magick, or magic, or majik, or however else my grammatically eccentric brethren might spell it. I am not eager to argue semanti.