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Blessed Beltane!

It's a nice day to start again!

This week, we celebrate Beltane! Beltane is a festival of Fertility and Love as we welcome the flowering of Nature's Return. In our mythology Beltane represents the Mating of the Goddess and the God. It's The Original White Wedding!

I'll present to you my yearly reading from Marion Zimmer Bradley's "The Mists of Avalon" - this is from Book One, "The Mistress of Magick", pages 176 - 179, which describes The Great Rite at Beltane.

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Added by Hawthorne on April 30, 2013 at 1:58pm — No Comments

On Creativity

This week on The Spiral Dance, we talk about "Creativity". Aleister Crowley famously said "Magick is the science and art of causing change to occur in conformity with will." That is the essence of Magick, and it's the essence of Creativity.

Creativity is Mundane Magick - making ideas take shape into reality. And it's all about how you approach challenges in your everyday life

So, we'll start with some basic definitions of Creativity, and some basic ways that we fail to…

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Added by Hawthorne on April 24, 2013 at 1:28pm — No Comments

christians are realy starting to piss me off.

The God of Abraham created the earth, and is older than paganism. Paganism resulted after the fall from paradise. Witches and pagans worship the devil, but there is a veil (of sin and the passions) over they're mind so they can't see it. But deep within their souls they incline toward the devil. Our God and Savior, Jesus Christ taught on the existence of the devil. He has far better credentials than anyone to…

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Added by Trenton p. sweat on April 19, 2013 at 6:59am — No Comments

Nature's Magick

We're moving into Full Springtime, and we're feeling the awesomeness of Nature's Magick. So, Nature is at the center of this week's theme.

It is said that whenever King Arthur's knights began their quest for the grail, they went out into the wilderness where the woods are thickest to find their inspiration. I want to share with you an article on "Wilderness Magick".

Magickal places are all over the world; maybe even in your own back yard! We'll discuss Magickal Places and look…

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Added by Hawthorne on April 17, 2013 at 7:03pm — No Comments

Of Tricksters, Fools, the April Fish and a Kitchen Witch

Our theme this week is: The Trickster and Fool. We'll take a look at the history of April Fools Day, as well as the Role that the Fool and the Trickster play in Earth-Based religious practices. Also, a quick look at some of the best known hoaxes in the history of the Western World (well, sort of, anyway)

And, hey! Good News! Dawn Hunt of Cucina Aurora is going to be here live! No more scratchy recordings! We'll talk to her at around 60-minutes into the show to discuss -…

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Added by Hawthorne on April 2, 2013 at 1:05pm — No Comments

Steampunk Magic: An Interview with Gypsey Elaine Teague

Gypsey Elaine Teague is my guest this week. She is the creator of a new system of magickal practice, which she calls Steampunk Magic. She's written a book on the subject and she's with us to tell us all about it.

Then, have you ever wondered how Steampunkers feel about Magick? I was, if you will, "peeking around", and I've got the low-down. And afterwards - deep drama in Steampunk literature.

So get out your goggles. Gentlemen, don your best vest. Ladies, put on your tiny…

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Added by Hawthorne on March 27, 2013 at 2:28pm — No Comments

Oestara; Spring to Life

This week on The Spiral Dance we Spring to Life as we celebrate Eostara; The Spring Equinox. Astronomically, the Equinox occurs on Wednesday, March the 20th. We'll be talking about the history of Spring Equinox - the role that it has played in cultures down the ages. We'll take a look at the Norse Goddess, Eoster - in fact I have a special poem just for Eoster.



You know that ya can't talk about this time of the year without mentioning Rabbits & Eggs; and, of course, the Balance…

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Added by Hawthorne on March 19, 2013 at 1:12pm — No Comments

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Added by Karol-Ann Roberts on March 16, 2013 at 1:05pm — No Comments

Lonesome Traveler

Lonesome is the road I travle upon

In search of sustinance

But yet I've found none



That which I seek and have not found

Will hopefully come to me

As I search the world abound



I search every city far and near

I have been wondering aimelesly for many a year



Who is it I'm searching for

What is it that I seek

I've searched every Vally, Mountain, Summit and Peak



Where are you precious thing

For in your hands you hold… Continue

Added by Draggonlance on March 13, 2013 at 8:43pm — No Comments

March: Mad Hatters and Snake Chasers

Every year I like to give a big welcome to the month of March! It seems to be the month everybody loves to hate! Normally, I do this during the first show of the month, so I'm a bit late.

Nonetheless, this week, March will be our topic, complete with Mad Hatters and Snake-Chasers! We'll see if I can maybe help you get a different perspective on this time of the year. We'll be talking about the folklore of the March Hare. Plus, I have an Irish Story of Magick which I'll be reading…

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Added by Hawthorne on March 12, 2013 at 4:27pm — No Comments

Full Moon Meditations

I'm dedicating this week's show to the Full Moon. The Full Snow Moon accured on Monday, Feb. 25th. So, for me, and the folks who listen to the show live, we were doing the show during the full moon. But for most everyone else, listening a little after the full moon is still ok. They say the full moon's power and energy is available to be used for three nights- the actual night of the full moon, plus two nights after.

I'm presenting a series of meditations for you to listen to and…

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Added by Hawthorne on February 27, 2013 at 11:55am — No Comments

Magick on Four Legs

This week our theme is Lions and tigers and bears - oh my!. Well, actually, cats and birds and horses - the magick of animals.

We'll look at how we can relate to animals on the magickal level, and how that should effect our relationships with them on the physical plane as well. We'll talk about familiars; animals in myth, and animals in ritual.

And I've got some stories on tape surrounding animals and magick. And our music will all have something to do with…

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Added by Hawthorne on February 20, 2013 at 1:26pm — No Comments

Time for loooveee

Valentine day being around the corner popped Pilothes in my mind.



Beautiful Greek goddess and daughter to almighty Nyx.



Pilothes is personification of affection, sexual intercourse and friendship.







I'll give her an offer, maybe she accepts it.…

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Added by Martine Calaveera on February 11, 2013 at 2:14pm — 1 Comment

Imbolc

This week's show is a celebration of the sabbat, Imbolc, which will be on Saturday, February 2.

It marks the 1/2-Way point between Winter Solstice and Spring Equinox (which is cause-enough to celebrate!).

Imbolc is a Primary Cross Quarter sabbat, Sacred to the Goddess Brigid, known by many as the Queen Mother of Ireland.

So we talk about some of the history and symbolism of Imbolc and Brigid's associations. And I'll share with you a traditional Irish myth of Brigid. This…

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Added by Hawthorne on January 29, 2013 at 1:59pm — No Comments

The Stars of Winter

This week we gaze at the clear cold night sky as we honor The Stars of Winter. And we take it a step further as we honor two special "stars" of Winter; the Norse Goddess Skadi, and the Norse God, Ullr.

We start with an invocation to the Goddess of Winter, the Goddess of snow, ice and sleep.

Then we look up to find The Winter Triangle. Stars that are part of the Winter Triangle teache us that their forces can aid in the service to those of us who are spiritually…

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Added by Hawthorne on January 22, 2013 at 4:50pm — No Comments

Pagan by the Numbers

This week as we talk about Numerology

People have been assigning specific meanings to numbers all down the ages. But, actually, the word, "Numerology" was never used until very recently. We'll talk a bit about this history and some of the meanings that people have given to numbers theorey.

Then we'll look at some specific numbers. Of course meaning can be attached to virtually any number at all, so I'm just going t go over some of the more popular ones!

We start with the…

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Added by Hawthorne on January 15, 2013 at 6:14pm — No Comments

A proposed Pagan Intentional Living community proposed in Arizona

The Valraven Temple in the East Valley of Phoenix, AZ, seeks to establish an eclectic Intentional Living Community. We're seeking Pagans of all traditions. The community, will live a countryside/desert environment, close to cities, and easy access to Mesa, Tempe, Chandler. and Phoenix Metro area. Housing, will be provided in limited, and open to singles. couples. People with children are allowed Camping ares will be available. Proposed residents will share housing expenses and do community…

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Added by Mel J. Fleming II on January 8, 2013 at 7:39pm — No Comments

Janus, Coming and Going

As we walk through the doors of a New Year, let's start by paying homage to the Roman God, Janus! The God of Beginnings and Transitions, the Romans invoked Janus first, before any other god.

Then, in the second half of the show, I want to play for you a recorded guided meditation. This is presented by Salena Fox, Wiccan Elder and founder of Circle Sanctuary. We're going to listen to "The Magick Cauldron; A Vision Quest into Past, Present and Future".

I…

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Added by Hawthorne on January 8, 2013 at 6:35pm — No Comments

The First Day

Happy New Year, everyoine!

Our topic this week is New Years' and the month of January. We start out with a New Year's prayer/spell, using an hour glass to meditate on changes that occur at this time of year. This was originally penned by Silver Ravenwolf. Then we'll talk about some holiday traditions, including a figure from Italian folk-tradition, known as La Bafanna, and also the Scottish New Year festival called Hogmany. And we'll also look at meaning and…

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Added by Hawthorne on December 24, 2012 at 1:03pm — No Comments

Balancing the Scales of the Sexes

Almost everyone in this planet percieves men to be the ones who carry strength do to their physical genetics. I was raised by single mother and I've been around enough females to see the strength a real woman carries within her and I can honestly say that the strength a woman carries can be matched by no man, wether if they are giving birth, or making a living in a system of existance that subjectifies them and beats…
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Added by Gio Kandemir on December 11, 2012 at 10:27pm — No Comments

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