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ok so i haven see it before. so asking.
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LaceyRoyce
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Just going to post in here that I have around 20 used tarot decks available. If any one is interested let me know 
I don't want much for them, just want them to go somewhere they'll be loved. I'll clense them with sage before I send
I don't want much for them, just want them to go somewhere they'll be loved. I'll clense them with sage before I send
perhaps a list of what you got?Just going to post in here that I have around 20 used tarot decks available. If any one is interested let me know
LaceyRoyce
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- Feb 7, 2011
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more information:
Beltane: (Bealtaine, May Eve, Valpurgis) - April 30th/May 1st
Incense: Lilac, Frankincense
Decorations: Maypole, Flowers, Ribbons
Colours: Green
The Fire Festival of Beltane
This festival is also known as Beltane, the Celtic May Day. It officially begins at moonrise on May Day Eve, and marks the beginning of the third quarter or second half of the ancient Celtic year. It is celebrated as an early pastoral festival accompanying the first turning of the herds out to wild pasture. The rituals were held to promote fertility. The cattle were driven between the Belfires to protect them from ills. Contact with the fire was interpreted as symbolic contact with the sun.
Beltane: (Bealtaine, May Eve, Valpurgis) - April 30th/May 1st
Incense: Lilac, Frankincense
Decorations: Maypole, Flowers, Ribbons
Colours: Green
The Fire Festival of Beltane
This festival is also known as Beltane, the Celtic May Day. It officially begins at moonrise on May Day Eve, and marks the beginning of the third quarter or second half of the ancient Celtic year. It is celebrated as an early pastoral festival accompanying the first turning of the herds out to wild pasture. The rituals were held to promote fertility. The cattle were driven between the Belfires to protect them from ills. Contact with the fire was interpreted as symbolic contact with the sun.
I'm also a VERY eclectic Pagan. It's cool to see so many of us! I read a lot, search a lot, and I sorta do my own thing for the most part. I almost never talk about it on cam, because again, they usually aren't there for a religious discussion, but if asked I tell them whats up
welcome to the thread.I'm also a VERY eclectic Pagan. It's cool to see so many of us! I read a lot, search a lot, and I sorta do my own thing for the most part. I almost never talk about it on cam, because again, they usually aren't there for a religious discussion, but if asked I tell them whats up
Hey, same! My mother is still pagan, and my father was Ojibwe so he was pretty spiritual/dare I say 'witchy' too. I studied Wicca pretty heavily around ages 9–13, and practiced when my mum would take me to her coven during festivals and such. But by 14, I was secure in my nonbelief, and now I feel closer to nature than ever. Still, I like to read articles and books on paganism/Wicca when I'm feeling nostalgic!
next holiday is Lammas on Aug 1st
It's the dog days of summer, the gardens are full of goodies, the fields are full of grain, and the harvest is approaching. Take a moment to relax in the heat, and reflect on the upcoming abundance of the fall months. At Lammas, sometimes called Lughnasadh, it's time to begin reaping what we have sown throughout the past few months, and recognize that the bright summer days will soon come to an end.
Depending on your individual spiritual path, there are many different ways you can celebrate Lammas, but typically the focus is on either the early harvest aspect,~ It's the season when the first grains are ready to be harvested and threshed, when the apples and grapes are ripe for the plucking, and we're grateful for the food we have on our tables.
source~ http://paganwiccan.about.com/od/lammas/a/AllAboutLammas.htm
this is a day of feasting and gathering. now we reap the reward of the last few months. as with all holidays a good day to get a reading for the coming season to Samhain
It's the dog days of summer, the gardens are full of goodies, the fields are full of grain, and the harvest is approaching. Take a moment to relax in the heat, and reflect on the upcoming abundance of the fall months. At Lammas, sometimes called Lughnasadh, it's time to begin reaping what we have sown throughout the past few months, and recognize that the bright summer days will soon come to an end.
Depending on your individual spiritual path, there are many different ways you can celebrate Lammas, but typically the focus is on either the early harvest aspect,~ It's the season when the first grains are ready to be harvested and threshed, when the apples and grapes are ripe for the plucking, and we're grateful for the food we have on our tables.
source~ http://paganwiccan.about.com/od/lammas/a/AllAboutLammas.htm
this is a day of feasting and gathering. now we reap the reward of the last few months. as with all holidays a good day to get a reading for the coming season to Samhain
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