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waningmoon.com/ethics. There are some sources for a Law of Return, which basically states that whatever you put out youll get back. Or, in other words: you reap what you sow, good and bad. This makes sense to me, given the physical law of equal and opposite reaction: whatever you put out into the world will also push back on you.

Of course, this also depends on how one defines harm. How do we know which actions will cause harm and which will not? I define harm as deliberately hurting someone or something unnecessarily. The two key words there are deliberately and unnecessarily. Deliberately implies conscious intent. You intend to cause

ver all sparkly and pink? Would I be embarrassed to be seen with this book? Who has lent their name to the blurbs on the back? Are they credible authors or Pagan figures themselves? Although I realize that oftentimes authors dont have control over how their book is covered or marketed, I dont wish to support publishers who put out books that I feel make Wicca look silly.

If the book passes the cover test, Ill flip through it, pausing to read snippets here and there. I look at the Table of Contents to see the sorts of topics covered. If its a Wicca 101 book, are the topics arrange

allow you mind to become accustomed to the feeling.

When you are ready place your hands around the plant, about 1 inch from it. Some use only their receptive hand (the non writing hand) while others use both. It is best to use both in the beginning to see which is actually the receptive hand. Some are energy ambidextrous, using both hands equally to sense energy.

Place your hands around the plant first. letting the energy to flow from it to your hands. Notice the feeling from it. Dont be up

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 does my image of the Goddess. I find that I have a callilng to a different Goddess, even though the ones that.

Supreme Court Turns Away Cross-Burner's Free-Speech Appeal
The U.S. Supreme Court refused yesterday to hear an appeal from a Utah man convicted of violating the civil rights of an interracial couple by burning a cross in their yard. Michael Brad Magleby, 33, is serving a dozen years at a federal prison in Fort Worth, Texas, according to the U.S. Bureau of Prisons. The justices, without comment, turned away M.

At War With The Mystics
This isn’t going to be another one of those extended rants where I’m trying to disguise the fact I was too lazy to do any real work this week, so I had to fill this space with a list of all the stupid things the Christian Civic League of Maine did lately. I usually save that column for the dog days of summer. Although, Lord knows, I’m tempted to roll i.

Silly Muggles, Wizardry's For Children
I'd like to thank Laura Mallory for her courageous and self-effacing efforts to protect our children from the dangers of reading books. I mean, from the dangers of reading books like the Harry Potter series. Mallory makes an excellent point, which is that the concept of the supernatural, of forces in this world beyond our full understanding, some of wh.