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Comment on The Wiccan Rede and the Law of Threefold Return by Cheyenne Berger

Cheyenne Berger — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 17:39:08 +0000

hi i was wondering if u knew a good rule of three spell..

Comment on Book Review: The Spellcasting Picture Book by Diana Rajchel by Diana Rajchel » Blog Archive » Spellcasting Picture Book – gettin’ some lovin!

Wed, 05 Oct 2011 18:04:28 +0000

[...] The Spellcasting Picture Book has been getting some lovin’ this week – PaganWriters.com gave it a blurb, and on the same day a book review for it came out on Online Pagans Magazine. [...]

Comment on Editor’s Note by Ben Gruagach

Ben Gruagach — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 14:23:39 +0000

We've made the PDF versions of the magazine available in a number of places so if one link isn't working for you there are others you can try. Here on the onlinepagans.com website you can find a list of previous issues and links to download various formats in the Archive. Another place outside the onlinepagans.com site where you can find our magazine for free is at Scribd.com where issues are uploaded under my username there, bgruagach.

Comment on Pagan Roots in the East by celestial elf

celestial elf — Mon, 06 Jun 2011 21:27:35 +0000

Wonderful and Very Interesting Post Thank you, sending my King Arthur’s Summer Solstice at Stonehenge machinima film http://t.co/F5hbcdY Bright Blessings, elf ~

Comment on Editor’s Note by Benjamin Hulsey

Benjamin Hulsey — Fri, 15 Apr 2011 20:16:19 +0000

I am trying to download the PDF of issues 1 through 3, but the dlownload link takes me back to issue 4. Could you please send them to me. Thanks

Comment on Wiccan at Work by Greenwick

Greenwick — Sun, 27 Mar 2011 04:03:45 +0000

The quote, “Hatred never ceased by hatred, but by love alone is healed.” We can’t be nice every day of our lives, but it is better to be positive than to fight negativity with surliness. So at work, I just try to be as peaceful as I try to be everywhere else, and I try to engage people in civil and loving conversation. That has gone a long way toward making things better for me, on so many levels.

I like what you say here – especially about finding aspects of our own beliefs in the religious images of others. That goes a long way to healing pain we might have that has been caused by religiously intolerant people. Instead of hating or avoiding it, finding a way to love it is best.

Comment on The Wiccan Rede and the Law of Threefold Return by Wicca Union of Brazil

Wicca Union of Brazil — Sat, 05 Mar 2011 23:35:13 +0000

Dear brothers and sisters of art,

I come here to present the Union Wicca of Brazil.
We are an association that brings together several priests and priestesses, so that together we can end the negative image of our religion, as well as provide a record of Covens, priests and priestesses for those seeking knowledge.

Soon we will have other language version of our website. Enjoy and make your entries and close partnerships with the Union Wicca of Brazil.

Our address is: http://www.uniaowiccadobrasil.com.br

Blessed be

Wicca Union of Brazil

Comment on Pagan Bookshelf: Fairies by Kate Kernitzki

Kate Kernitzki — Fri, 18 Feb 2011 01:37:52 +0000

I would like to add a new and very personal book to the ones you’ve listed. “Faery Tale, One Woman’s Search for Enchantment in a Modern World”, by Signe Pike is a lovely read about a Manhattan book editor’s quest for faeries and earth spirits around the world during a period of grieving and loss in her life. It’s well reviewed, and I’m sure it’s available on Amazon. I enjoyed it thoroughly, even though I’m not much involved with the Good Folk generally. I don’t lack belief, but after reading this book, I understand the power of commitment when entering into such a relationship. This is something which is not to be taken, or discarded lightly. There are always consequences to our actions, whether good or ill.

Comment on Pagan Bookshelf: Magickal Life Stories by Ben Gruagach

Ben Gruagach — Mon, 20 Dec 2010 16:17:01 +0000

Thanks for the kind words! And thanks for the info on the updated versions of your books. I’ll have to hunt them down and read them.

Happy solstice! (Thinking of your warm Australian December as we shiver up here in Canada.)

Comment on Something Old, Something Borrowed, Something New… Tales of Christmas by Patricia O'Rorke

Patricia O'Rorke — Sun, 19 Dec 2010 19:52:40 +0000

The fact that Christmas/Yule has all pagan beginnings is why I have no trouble celebrating it! I like the “good will to all men” part, the tree(s), the food, and occasionally the gifts, but seen from a strictly pagan perspective, and it’s very ancient beginnings, I do have a good chuckle every year.

My witch doll, and statue of the god and the goddess rest comfortably with my Christmas garlands. I have to concentrate on the beauty and true meaning of Yule instead of the atrocities committed by the followers of “Christmas”.

We rarely exchange gifts due to financial issues, but this year we gave each an old pickup we needed badly. We could not be happier.

Thank you so much for this thoughtful and interesting piece.