Pagan Worship

Note that this is only one covens interpretation of the Wheel, but its extremely detailed and rich in symbolic imagery. The second, shorter piece also describes the reasons behind the Wheel of the Year. This one, however, has a more Egyptian flavor to it, weaving in elements of the Isis and Osiris myths.

If youve ever wondered how you could adapt the Wheel of the Year Sabbats to a particular culture or style of Wicca, this chapter holds valuable insights. Just because the more generic descriptions of the Sabbats have a Celtic flavor doesnt mean you are locked into using Celtic ideas or Gods. You could reinterpret

Strega : A Italian tradition, which believes it can be traced back to a woman named Aradia.

Teutonic Witchcraft: Is based on the lands and language of the Germanic race, and follow the legends and myths of the area. Traditional Witch: Bases their religion on historical beliefs of the tradition they follow or their own ancestry.

Welsh Rite Gwyddonaid: Founded on the premise of following the Welsh/Celtic deities.

This is just a few of the many traditions available to choose from, I hope that this has helped you on your journey.

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Use only glass receptacles.

THE DIARY

The Magical Diary should only contain data pertinent to Magick,

that is; everything. Every entry should start with the date,

time, year, Solar and Lunar positioning. All of your feelings,

what you ate that day, the weather, etc. A lot of these

things may not sound important now, but believe me; if you are

trying to d

Enclosures as a Basis for Pagan Ethics
There came a conversation that jogged my memory some time ago, and brought me to a Venn diagram with the individual and family in the center, and then concentric circles outward, the first circle labeled Utlanning, and so on down the line to Varelse, that I had written down in one of my little black books, and I find myself referring to it again. But that is not my point in writing tod.

Hollywood Puts Its Faith In Holy Films
Hollywood, long accused of promoting Godless amorality, has found religion. Studio executives are praying that a flood of Christian films will rescue them from a slump by performing miracles at the multiplex. First into the cinemas will be The Da Vinci Code, starring Tom Hanks and Audrey Tatou, due for release next month. Some Catholics, upset by the plot of Dan Brown’s novel about .