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 […]
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Macaroni and cheese is the ultimate comfort food. This is a favorite in my house and often requested. Preparation Time: 20-30 minutes, depending on your options Ingredients: 1 package elbow macaroni noodles, […]
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This is not a political blog. This is my personal blog and I am a political person. I get frustrated with the way the media doesn’t tend to tell the […]
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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 […]
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Autumn Equinox Traditions
The Autumn Equinox has been called the Witches’ Thanksgiving. It is the second (middle) of the three harvest festivals, beginning with the First Harvest and ending with Samhain, or the […]
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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 […]
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Using Herbs for Magick
Herblore or Wortcunning is often closely associated with Witchcraft in the public imagination and indeed many witches are also experts in using plants for magical and healing purposes- but not […]
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Hassenpfeffer
Because I raise rabbits for meat, I am always looking for good rabbit recipes and hassenpfeffer is a classic, and so one of the first I sought out. It is […]
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Magickal Food Correspondences
The clever kitchen witch knows she need not look further than her pantry to find all the magical ingredients she could possibly need to whip up a spell for any […]
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Getting Started with a Simple Herb Garden
Gardening can be intimidating and, for those of us who do not have our own patch of dirt to tend, it can seem nearly impossible. But growing and using your […]
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