Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Do Pinky Really Have A Std

A handful of seeds



Us Rejoice (blessed, after all the heat) the autumn, I look forward with feverish anxiety. I love this period, from September to November, when celebrating Samhain welcome the winter, the new year.
Mabon, I have big plans for this year, I want to celebrate it with my daughters, in simplicity, between us, as perhaps they should do the first Witches, our ancient sisters who could not have the ease of a freedom now badly exploited by too many self-styled followers of paganism with absurd representations.
I would like to set up a small altar with the gifts for my Lady, do something manual along with my daughters, decorate our home (where we are now, the MAP given to us after the earthquake of 2009 and where we live from May 15 this year ) and begin to enjoy a walk in the woods just yet felled to make way for homes for the displaced.
I dearly Estia, the Latin Vesta. A Fossa (AQ) where I live there is a necropolis of the 9th century. a. C. Vestini of so-called 'worshipers and followers of the Mother Goddess here known as Vesta. Is not that wonderful?
In my beginning on this journey I heard this, that and I want to be a guardian of the hearth . A Witch of the hearth. Women's knowledge of the place par excellence, along with Bosco.
particularly like Vesta, just as I love deeply Ceridwen, Brigid, Rhiannon, and Morrigan Hecate, and Morgana, but the real one, stripped of all additions hairpieces, one of the nine maidens of the Cauldron.
A handful of seeds, my desires, but this is a good time to put them on the ground and keep them waiting for new life.

Do Pinky Really Have A Std

A handful of seeds



Us Rejoice (blessed, after all the heat) the autumn, I look forward with feverish anxiety. I love this period, from September to November, when celebrating Samhain welcome the winter, the new year.
Mabon, I have big plans for this year, I want to celebrate it with my daughters, in simplicity, between us, as perhaps they should do the first Witches, our ancient sisters who could not have the ease of a freedom now badly exploited by too many self-styled followers of paganism with absurd representations.
I would like to set up a small altar with the gifts for my Lady, do something manual along with my daughters, decorate our home (where we are now, the MAP given to us after the earthquake of 2009 and where we live from May 15 this year ) and begin to enjoy a walk in the woods just yet felled to make way for homes for the displaced.
I dearly Estia, the Latin Vesta. A Fossa (AQ) where I live there is a necropolis of the 9th century. a. C. Vestini of so-called 'worshipers and followers of the Mother Goddess here known as Vesta. Is not that wonderful?
In my beginning on this journey I heard this, that and I want to be a guardian of the hearth . A Witch of the hearth. Women's knowledge of the place par excellence, along with Bosco.
particularly like Vesta, just as I love deeply Ceridwen, Brigid, Rhiannon, and Morrigan Hecate, and Morgana, but the real one, stripped of all additions hairpieces, one of the nine maidens of the Cauldron.
A handful of seeds, my desires, but this is a good time to put them on the ground and keep them waiting for new life.

Monday, August 2, 2010

Why Does Alabama Use The Number 12 Helmet?

Lughnasadh, the harvest


depending on the tradition followed, for those who follow the harvest, the festival of Lugh, is celebrated between July 31 and August 2.
This is not what matters, Cycle of the Year, in the tradition I follow Celtic Welsh sull'Ynis Afallach Tuath, call the Cycle of Healing, brings to our attention in recent days.
It 's a time of harvest, a time when we thank the Great Mother, the Goddess of the one Lord of all, Potnia, for the gifts received from the land of course, but also of the heart, for the fruits ripened after so much effort, for these moments of joy that refresh the spirit and body.
E 'is also a time to take stock, to look at the past in order to engage the future, sorting seeds to think about the next job of cleaning up the land that materializes with the descent. Good Harvest
all:)

Why Does Alabama Use The Number 12 Helmet?

Lughnasadh, the harvest


depending on the tradition followed, for those who follow the harvest, the festival of Lugh, is celebrated between July 31 and August 2.
This is not what matters, Cycle of the Year, in the tradition I follow Celtic Welsh sull'Ynis Afallach Tuath, call the Cycle of Healing, brings to our attention in recent days.
It 's a time of harvest, a time when we thank the Great Mother, the Goddess of the one Lord of all, Potnia, for the gifts received from the land of course, but also of the heart, for the fruits ripened after so much effort, for these moments of joy that refresh the spirit and body.
E 'is also a time to take stock, to look at the past in order to engage the future, sorting seeds to think about the next job of cleaning up the land that materializes with the descent. Good Harvest
all:)