This is one of those blogs that requires very little from me. Let me just say this, I haven’t seen a Morman man this attractive since "Angels in America", and let’s face it he was fictional! Please notice that I’m being totally tasteful and refraining from any missionary jokes. I present to you, Mormons Exposed. …
Well, it’s been a year, and we’ve discussed loads of demons and critters here, but this one may be a first. A creature, a race more specifically, that actually helped shape a society’s skills. This month we’re talking about the patupairehe and how they helped the Maori of New Zealand.
Good morning sunshine! This month we’re talking about Amaterasu, the Shinto goddess of the sun, agriculture, peace, and order. You are the sunshine of my life is more than just the lyrics to a song when spoken in reference to Amaterasu. When Amaterasu isn’t out, the sun isn’t out. No sun is bad. Right?
In thousands of cultures, in millions of different iterations, the protective charm exists. If you recall, we touched briefly on how the pentagram is one when it is turned into a Seal of Solomon. Like how I referenced a previous article? Yeah, I’m slick like that. This month we’re talking to the hand, the Hand of Fatima or Hamesh Hand that is.
Check out the Zen Shea Lotion Stick!
To celebrate our one year anniversary, Rebecca answers your questions!
Take a moment to learn about WOLFPAWW.
Taylor Ellwood, author of “Pop Culture Magic” and more, offers his thoughts on using popular culture as a new approach to Chaos Magic.
What happens when you pile a bunch of female Christians, Jews, Hindus, Native Americans, and Muslims in one place? In the case of Celebrating the Sabbath or Holy Dayat the Shenendehowa United Methodist Church, something wonderful.
I love eating out, as does my husband. Many married couples have hobbies; our problematic hobby is that we love to go to restaurants. For awhile we were pretty out of control. We would eat out to celebrate. We would eat out because we had a bad day. We would eat out because we were going to be out running errands. We would eat out because we just didn’t want to cook. Fortunately, with some kicking and screaming, almost entirely from me, we have managed to cut back on the eating out. It’s hard and I don’t like it, but unfortunately I’m getting older and my metabolism is slowing down. It’s better to eat healthy at home. Of course, we make exceptions, as we did this past weekend.
