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Magical Herb of the Week: Clove
This week’s magical herb is clove. Coves have a strong, pungent flavor and aroma. Cloves are found in garam masala and are popular in Indian dishes. In the US they are often found in eggnog and holiday desserts. Latin Name: Syzygium aromaticum Other Names: Unknown Gender: Masculine Element: Fire Planet:…
Mythical Creature Monday: Lambton worm – England
Name(s): White Worm, lindworm, lindwyrm Origin: County Durham in North East England Appearance: An eel like humongous worm with the head of a salamander and nine holes along the sides of its head. Lore: The Lambton worm was made famous (or infamous) by Bram Stokers’ Story “Lair of the White…
Collection Roundup: The Enchanted Grove
The goddesses and all the beautiful creatures wander among the hills and trees of the Enchanted Grove. Find a sweet animal friend, adorn yourself in earthy splendor or commune with a Goddess. All children of Earth are welcome here. TwitterFacebookWhatsAppGoogle+BufferLinkedInPin It
Magical Herb of the Week: Cinnamon
This week’s magical herb is cinnamon. Cinnamon is aromatic, sweet, savory and can be spicy. Cinnamon is commonly used in Mexican and Asian cuisine, and is found in many sweet dishes, and some savory ones. Latin Name: Cinnamomum verum Other Names: True Cinnamon Gender: Masculine Element: Fire Planet: Sun, Jupiter…
Mythical Creature Monday: Bennu – Egypt
Name(s): Bennu, Benu Origin: Egypt Appearance: A large grey Heron with two crest feathers, or classically, the Benu bird is described as being as large as an eagle, with red and gold (solar or flame-colored) plumage. Lore: According to some stories, the Bennu is a self-created creature that existed before…
Prayer to Honor Hecate
Every day I do something to honor Hecate, based on a dowsing chart that I made. One of the options on the chart is to say a prayer. Unfortunately, I couldn’t find anything online that felt right, so I ended up writing my own. The following is the prayer I…
Hecate, and an Influx of Animal Symbols
It’s interesting to me how since Hecate started coming to my attention, we’ve been seeing a lot of animals around. Not just any old critters, but unusual things and unusual experiences with them. Right before Hecate’s name started filling my head and I started researching Her, Eric and I saw…
Apparently, Pendulum Dowsing is Now My Thing
During the month that I was studying prior to my dedication to Hecate, I realized that when you’re dedicated to a deity, you need to do things in their honor. Having never really done regular work for a Goddess, I felt lost as to what she might want from me.…
Collection Roundup: The Eclectic’s Closet
If you’re a little bit different with an appreciation for the unique, the Eclectic’s Closet is the place for you. Everything here is just as unique as you are. Embrace your oddities and have a little fun. TwitterFacebookWhatsAppGoogle+BufferLinkedInPin It
The Road to My Dedication to Hecate
I’m actually a little nervous about writing this, but I think I am supposed to be sharing my experiences on this new journey. On July 23rd, I dedicated myself to the Goddess Hecate. I have never been committed to a deity before, and it was a pretty big deal for…
Magical Herb of the Week: Cilantro
This week’s magical herb is cilantro. Cilantro has a robust, “wild” flavor with a hint of citrus. It is incredibly potent. Cilantro is widely used in Mexican and Latin cuisine. Latin Name: Coriandrum sativum Other Names: Chinese Parsley Gender: Masculine Element: Fire Planet: Mars Sign: Aries, Scorpio Day: Tuesday Deities…
Mythical Creature Monday: Rainbow Serpent – Australia
Name(s): Rainbow Serpent, Rainbow Snake, and many others by various Aboriginal cultures. Origin: Australia Appearance: A rainbow hued snake, large enough to span the sky. Lore: Most lore about this creature seems to primarily point to it being a guardian of water (the essence of life). Sometimes harmful to humans,…
Collection Roundup: The Cultural Cauldron
Celebrate the many Gods of the world around the Cultural Cauldron. Have a talk with Ra, meditate with Buddha or receive a Native blessing. All the gods, old and new, welcome you with open arms. TwitterFacebookWhatsAppGoogle+BufferLinkedInPin It