Category: Library
The Ant and the Grasshopper
Once upon a lovely spring day, a young grasshopper was frolicking in a meadow when he happened to meet a pretty young ant out on a scouting mission. “Hello, dear […]
Continue Reading...Adventures in Cloth Diapering
This article is for people who may be a little hesitant about cloth diapering as I was. And now that I’ve got some years of experience doing it behind me, […]
Continue Reading...Books for Pagan Youth
There is no better way to encourage kids creativity and help them excel in school than by encouraging reading. You can do this by reading to them as small children, […]
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Books for Babies and Toddlers
There aren’t a lot of picture/story books for the very young children of Pagans and witches but we still manage to read to our kiddos anyway. Here are a few […]
Continue Reading...Orpheus and Eurydike
Orpheus was a bard, a singer of great renown, son of the Muse Calliope and also the King of the Cicones, a tribe that lived in the Rhodope Mountains in […]
Continue Reading...Sisyphus Tricks Death
Who is Sisyphus this man who struggles endlessly in Hades to push a rock to the top of a mountain, only to watch it roll down again? Who is this […]
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Autumn Prayer
Comes the blessed autumn like an artist in the night Painting green things gold and silver In the summer’s fading light All the mother’s children scurry ‘neath the skies that […]
Continue Reading...Thanksgiving Prayer
The Earth Gives us the food we eat The Sun warms it and makes it sweet And we remember all who give Of themselves so we may live The wind […]
Continue Reading...Wedding Chants
The following chants can be chanted or sung around the circle before or after the wedding or handfasting rite begins or during a procession. In our time of joy and […]
Continue Reading...Tir Na Nog
Tir na n-Og, Land of the young Far away across the sea Part the waves, oh Mannanan Show Tir na n-Og to me Was a maid in Tir na n-Og […]
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