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Features information about traditional Witchcraft and Celtic folklore. Also includes an article concerning the equestian folk traditions including Welsh tradition of the Mari Llwyd.

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The Endicott Studio features the work of fantasy artists and writers, mostly from England and the US. Excellent articles on fairytale and folklore appear monthly, along with galleries of drawings, paintings, masks and sculpture.

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In the German-speaking countries and Holland and Belgium as well December 6th is the most distinctive children's festival of the year. St. Nikolaus Eve is a time of festive stir, it is a time of whispers and giggles, and of heavy steps on the stairs. Shops are full of many-shaped biscuits, gilt gingerbreads, sometimes representing the saint, of sugar images, toys and other little gifts.

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What is a Shaman? What is Soul Retrieval? What Can a Shamanic Practitioner Do for Me? What is a Power Animal? Shamanic Practitioner in North Central New Jersey Shamanic Journey classes Wiccan, Pagan and Shamanic Classes Shamanism: An Ancient Healing Tradition(Article) Check Out These Links

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Introduction ~ Myth by Image ~ Myth by Culture ~ Mythological Comparisons ~ Glossary ~ Suggested Readings ~ Downloadable Resources This collection of images brings together 24 works of art inspired by mythology around the world. The rich variety of images makes it possible for you to address a wide range of study areas, including language arts, humanities, art, social and cultural studies, and world religions. Mythological Comparisons will help you explore the relationships among the images. Have fun being creative with these materials!

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Hestia: Images and Texts Persephone: Images and Texts Poseidon: Images and Texts Zeus: Images and Texts...And lots more

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You have just entered my home away from home. I am your host, One Spirit. Pull up a chair and sit back and relax as you explore my virtual home. Here you will find many new and updated pages, and hopefully when you decide to leave, you will have gained something. I have only one rule here: Veiw these pages with an open heart and an open mind. Leave all the negativity you have heard about Wicca and Paganism

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In an effort to understand how my family's Danish witchcraft tradition was originally practiced, I tried to uncover the geographical and cultural relationship between the early Danish and other local European traditions. This led me to pursue Germanic and Slavic and even Russian roots, seeking a link to the system used in Ancient Denmark and surrounding areas. The most obvious connection was to the Norse or Teutonic traditions, so I checked into that first. What I found was a puzzle that went back almost to the Last Ice Age.

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The Seidre were shamanic folk who travelled from community to community speaking with the Other-world on behalf of the townspeople they visited. They would question the recently-deceased loved ones and ask favors of the gods through the town's dead kinfolk. It was believed that they were also able to obtain special favors for individuals from their passed-on relatives. Such favors might be something like a priestess who may ask that her grandmother endow her with the family's power in her physical body in this lifetime, rather than waiting for it to be bestowed on her. Many of the Germanic and Slavic peoples believed the power was passed from family member to famlily member on the death of the preceding generation's head witch- but it sometimes skipped a generation or two, and the newly-deprived head honcho of the family's witchery would likely feel inclined to ask why. The Seidre could ask this question for them.

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eZine ESSAYS & STUFF EVENTS CALENDAr Online Store SHAMAN PAGE FAVORITE CELTIC LINKS HEALING PAGE NEW AGE LINK PAGE BOOK of SHADOWS MICHIGAN PAGANS INDEX WEB RINGS & LINKS

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and lots more. Huge resource

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site in danish Bestiarie Fugl f?nix Grif Basalisk Enhj?rning Kentaur

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European [Greek Gods and Goddesses] [Roman Gods and Goddesses] [Celtic Gods and Goddesses] [Norse Gods and Goddesses] [Etruscan Gods and Goddesses] Mesoamerican [Aztec Gods and Goddesses] [Inca Gods and Goddesses] [Mayan Gods and Goddesses] Asian [Chinese Gods and Goddesses] [Japanese Gods and Goddesses] Middle Eastern/Indian [Persian Gods and Goddesses] [Hindu Gods and Goddesses] [Mesopotamian Gods and Goddesses] African/African Diaspora [Voodoo Loas] [Santeria Orisha] [Candomble Orisha] [African Gods and Goddesses] [Egyptian Gods and Goddesses]

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The Navajo creation story involves three underworlds where important events happened to shape the Fourth World where we now live.

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( Lits of great links and info here) Unlike the Hungarians, as far as we can tell, the peoples who would later be known as Romanians, arrived in Europe as shepherds, not warriors. They were a peaceful nomadic people, caring for their own flocks as well as the herds of others. To the many rulers of the lands in which they lived, they were simply serfs, easily overlooked. As one musicologist has noted: Hungarians dance in boots, Romanians dance in sandals. Romanians are a quiet, earthy, smiling people who have suffered much but have never been broken.

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Entri Entre Kommen Sie herein Entrez Welcome to Ancient Spiral, the Virtual Museum dedicated to the mystical and magical forces of Nature which have governed the Earth since the dawn of time, and still continue to influence our lives in the present day. Spirals The Green Man The Sun and the Moon The Celts Dragons and Serpents Whales and Dolphins Faerie Folk - NEW The Knight's Templar -NEW Pentagrams -

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fairy tales and fables from original works Portal site for quality Internet fairy tale sites Fairy Painting and Illustrators New pieces - chapters added regularly Texts are in html (web) format.

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WHITE DRAGON is an unashamedly and unapologetically discriminatory magazine! Its editorial policy actively discriminates in favour of writers and artists who are presently living and working within Mercia or who have Mercian connections. WHITE DRAGON covers the area from Manchester to Oxford and from the Welsh Marches to Nottingham and Northampton, serving pagans, witches, occultists and EM freaks in Mercia with news, events and happenings plus articles and artwork. Mercian map opposite, Copyright Dave Taylor 1996.

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WORKING WITH ANIMAL SPIRITS

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There are numerous forms of mysticism. The majestic grandeur of nature evoked an intuitive awe in man and a feeling of unity. Some time in history members of the homo sapiens species began directing their attention inside themselves as they received indications of a magical and spiritual nature. In early cultures groups formed around a person who seemed through some strange play of nature be possessed with extraordinary powers and insights. Some call them medicine man, or shamans. In modern culture mysticism is seen as the practice of communion and adoration of man of his divine nature. It takes all forms, though. On this page an introduction to Javanese mysticism, the origins of which little is known as its early adherents committed little to writing.

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A six part online article on Iroquoian dreamwork, spirituality, mythology, and music featuring Joanne Shenandoah. Images, quotations, links. Also showing photos of three IROQUOIS FALSE FACE MASKS.

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Samhain is the night when the Old King dies, and the Crone Goddess mourns him greatly during the next six weeks. The sun is at its lowest point on the horizon as measured by the ancient standing stones of Britain and Ireland, the reason the Celts chose this sabbat rather than Yule as their new year. To the ancient Celts, this holiday divided the year into two seasons, Winter and Summer. Samhain is the day on which the Celtic New Year and winter begin together, so it is a time for both beginnings and endings. It is the last of the three harvest festivals, the harvest of meat. It is also the day we honor our dead. Now, while the veil between the worlds is thinnest, those who have died in the past year and those who are to be reincarnated pass through. The doors of the sidhe-mounds are open, and neither human nor faery need any magickal passwords to come and go. Our ancestors, the blessed dead, are more accessible, more approachable during the time of the dying of the land. Samhain is a day to commune with the dead and a celebration of the eternal cycle of reincarnation.

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Tales of the Pacific Northwest Coast site. Lots of links.

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books for children - sale online

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Traditionally our people were deeply respected for their spiritual strength. Spirituality is about caring and sharing. I am going to show my care by sharing lots of lots of information, pictures, yoiks and creativity. I want to carry out the power of my people's colors. Welcome to my ilbmi. Listen to the yoiks of the fire. Look at its dances in these times version of sami spirituality.

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