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PathWalkers.Net Interactive :: Helping you along your path Saxon/Seax Wicca... Strega... Teutonic Wicca/Nordic or Neo-Viking Tradition... (42 Reads) Read more... (4805 bytes more) comments? General information: A History of Witches Posted by: Nyxks on Thursday, March 10, 2005 - 08:27 AM A History of Witches Most people now days think of witches as green, wart-covered hags with a black cat and a flying broom stick. But the true history of the witches is a gruesome and bloody one. Persecuted by religious fanatics, frightened and scared peasants and clergy, and falsely accused by children striking back at their strict elders. Before the worship of male dominated religions and monotheistic religions, there was one called The Old Religion. When Christianity was thought up, many attempts were made to convert to the "new" religion. The popes at the time built their churches on the site of the old temples to discourage the old worship and encourage the new. They called the old worshipers "pagans" and "heathens" which was somewhat accurate since pagan means people who live in the country and heathen means one who dwells on the heath. (50 Reads) Read more... (6769 bytes more) comments? General information: Dealing with Elementals, Ghosts, and Other Beings Posted by: Nyxks on Saturday, February 12, 2005 - 10:36 AM Dealing with Elementals, Ghosts, and Other Beings by Cerridwen Iris Shea Do you ever hear funny noises in the night and you know it's not the heater or the cat? Do you ever discover that something is missing or has been moved? Does a place suddenly fluctuate in temperature, or do you feel like you're being watched? No, you're not on the newest version of a Fox real-life TV show. You probably have some spirits around your place. Contrary to many literary and Hollywood stories, having spirits in your home is not necessarily a bad thing. In our path, we often work with spiritual beings, especially around Samhain. They can be elementals, element energy, totem animals, spirits of the deceased, guardian angels, lost souls, the guardian spirit of the place, or an energy you forgot to thank and release the last time you were in circle. The list goes on and on. It can get downright crowded if you're not careful. How do you deal with such visitors? (97 Reads) Read more... (5543 bytes more) comments? http://www.pathwalkers.net/interactive/modules....ame=News&file=index&catid=1&topic=&allstories=1 (12 of 236) [12/25/2005 12:17:42 AM]
PathWalkers.Net Interactive :: Helping you along your path General information: Four Elements Medicine Wheel Prayer Posted by: Nyxks on Monday, February 07, 2005 - 05:07 PM Four Elements Medicine Wheel Prayer Adapted from Green Psychology, by Ralph Metzner, Ph.D. (Park Street Press, 1999). Elders, healers, and teachers of the ancient Earth Wisdom traditions align themselves with natural forces to cultivate a balanced attitude and relationship with the environment. Simple Solution: A sense of well-being and feeling at home in the world from periodic prayer rituals provide attunement and harmonizing with the elemental energies. Native Americans speak of the resulting feeling as “walking in balance on Earth.” (80 Reads) Read more... (3259 bytes more) comments? General information: When Spirituality Goes Awry: Students in Cults Posted by: Nyxks on Monday, February 07, 2005 - 04:06 PM When Spirituality Goes Awry: Students in Cults Adolescents are objects of recruitment for religious cults. Identifying new religious movements, cults, and dissenting religious groups, understanding their practices, and discovering reasons for their attractiveness to some students are helpful to the school counselor. Suggestions are offered as to how to identify which cults are destructive, and how professional school counselors can assist students involved with such group. (77 Reads) Read more... (44162 bytes more) comments? General information: The Ancient Art Posted by: Nyxks on Friday, January 14, 2005 - 04:39 PM http://www.pathwalkers.net/interactive/modules....ame=News&file=index&catid=1&topic=&allstories=1 (13 of 236) [12/25/2005 12:17:42 AM]
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PathWalkers.Net Interactive :: Helping you along your path<br />
Saxon/Seax Wicca...<br />
Strega...<br />
Teutonic Wicca/Nordic or Neo-Viking Tradition...<br />
(42 Reads) Read more... (4805 bytes more) comments?<br />
General information: A History of Witches<br />
Posted by: Nyxks on Thursday, March 10, 2005 - 08:27 AM<br />
A History of Witches<br />
Most people now days think of witches as green, wart-covered hags with a<br />
black cat and a flying broom stick. But the true history of the witches is a<br />
gruesome and bloody one. Persecuted by religious fanatics, frightened and<br />
scared peasants and clergy, and falsely accused by children striking back at<br />
their strict elders. Before the worship of male dominated religions and monotheistic<br />
religions, there was one called The Old Religion. When Christianity was thought up,<br />
many attempts were made to convert to the "new" religion.<br />
The popes at the time built their churches on the site of the old temples to discourage the<br />
old worship and encourage the new. They called the old worshipers "pagans" and<br />
"heathens" which was somewhat accurate since pagan means people who live in the<br />
country and heathen means one who dwells on the heath.<br />
(50 Reads) Read more... (6769 bytes more) comments?<br />
General information: Dealing with Elementals, Ghosts, and Other Beings<br />
Posted by: Nyxks on Saturday, February 12, 2005 - 10:36 AM<br />
Dealing with Elementals, Ghosts, and Other Beings<br />
by Cerridwen Iris Shea<br />
Do you ever hear funny noises in the night and you know it's not the heater<br />
or the cat? Do you ever discover that something is missing or has been<br />
moved? Does a place suddenly fluctuate in temperature, or do you feel like<br />
you're being watched? No, you're not on the newest version of a Fox real-life TV show.<br />
You probably have some spirits around your place.<br />
Contrary to many literary and Hollywood stories, having spirits in your home is not<br />
necessarily a bad thing. In our path, we often work with spiritual beings, especially<br />
around Samhain. They can be elementals, element energy, totem animals, spirits of the<br />
deceased, guardian angels, lost souls, the guardian spirit of the place, or an energy you<br />
forgot to thank and release the last time you were in circle. The list goes on and on. It can<br />
get downright crowded if you're not careful. How do you deal with such visitors?<br />
(97 Reads) Read more... (5543 bytes more) comments?<br />
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