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How To Do Magical Things, With Not So Magical Things, In Not So Magical Places
by SharTasha
I'm sure this is a problem that everyone has run across at one point In their life, or will
face at some time in the future: how to do Something in a pinch, when you are at a place
that is not magic friendly, and You don't have your tools with you and you have to do
SOMETHING....Well At least one, if not all of these things at once anyways. Well here are some things
that have worked for me in the past that I'd like to pass on to you. I've grown up in an environment, up
until recently, that was very stifling magic wise. My family did not accept it, nor did the person I had
been dating. Gratefully, things have improved. Now my family is more open about it and the person I
finally ended up Marrying is supportive as well. But a lot of the things I still do now are a direct result
of the limits I used to have. Other things have come Out of the need to do something in a hurry, when
doing anything Complicated was either impossible or too lengthy to risk. I will include all of these
things and hopefully some of them might work for you.
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Sabbat/Sabbath: Winter Solstice tidbit
Posted by: NightDaughter on Tuesday, December 13, 2005 - 02:14 PM
Winter Solstice tidbit
Search for the roots of today's Christmas traditions and you will find your way back to the
ancient Celtic festival of Alban Arthuan, held during the Winter Solstice on December 21.
One of the principle reasons for the rapid propagation of Christianity throughout Europe
during the first millennium was the willingness of Christian leaders to incorporate the
rituals, beliefs and customs of other religions. Few of the ancient displaced religions were more
assimilated than the Druids, Wiccans and Pagans. Alban Arthuan is one of the ancient Druidic fire
festivals. Taking place on December 21st through 22nd (due to the method the Druids used to measure
one day), Alban Arthuan coincides with the Winter Solstice. Translated, it means "The Light of
Arthur," in reference to the Arthurian legend that states King Arthur was born on the Winter Solstice.
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Sabbat/Sabbath: The Yule Faeries - A Winter Solstice Story
Posted by: NightDaughter on Tuesday, December 13, 2005 - 02:13 PM
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