Well, I keep coming across more and more stuff that I have. So since we FINALLY found a home, we decided to set up our house altar again.
This is it. It is along the wall that is the exact center of the house, and I hope you recognize everything.
My ordination is hanging on the wall to the left. Staff and Stang in the corner to the right. There’s also a Long Wooden Meditation Flute in that corner that my daughter plays. Our coven Sword is there too.
Details of some of the altar tools:
You’ve heard Joy and me mention this book numerous times. Its latest cover is green, and it’s available at most good booksellers, online and off. The sheer volume of information it contains, relevant to pagans and preppers alike, makes it a worthwhile book for any shelf.
I know that Brian and I have mentioned in multiple shows that thrifting for your altar decorations and tools is one way to go.
It’s nice to have several thousand dollars of tools that are exactly what you want, but I went out over the past two days just looking around in the various local thrift shops, and if I found something that I think could make good altar decorations or working tools, I took a picture of it, and now I’m sharing them all with you.
I’ll make comments on them as I come to the photo.
This is the text of “The Weather Spoon” written by Mary the Goddess of All Research. Please enjoy and comment if you like it.
Once, there was a magic wand that wasn’t.
The witch who created it loved air and water. She adored all kinds of water and air, every sort of weather. It was her special magic.
She loved to cook too because she didn’t make a magic wand, she made a weather spoon!
Now as we all know, every witch goes to school to learn. The final test, before she is given her diploma of witchery is to make her very own magic wand.
This is a preview of
The Weather Spoon
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Read the full post (920 words)These are some pictures I took at various times back like 15 years ago of my work areas that displayed my paganism and Wiccan self for all to see, while not being blatant in someone’s faces. Enjoy.
This was my work space. You can note that I have the plant up in the upper right corner, and the holiday display on my desk at the lower right. The picture in the center is my daughter, and yes, at this point I smoked.
My plant, the pathos. This is an older version of the pictured plant. It’s dead now, but I loved it.
This is a preview of
More Paganism at work
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