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Here you will find information to learn about the basics of the religion of Witchcraft, a few of it's traditions, and general magik. What you need, and how to get started, and what you need to consider as you practice this spiritual path. Learn a little history of Ireland, magik and witchcraft. Get an understanding of the basic principles, beliefs and practices of pagans through ritual, ceremony and a spiritual way of life.
 
I'd like to make it clear that this site is not Wiccan and nor am I. This site is dedicated to pagan beliefs as a whole, which includes many traditions of Witchcraft and Shamanism, Wicca being only one of the many.
 
"I maintain that cosmic religious feeling is the strongest and noblest incitement to scientific research."
- Albert Einstein
 
 General Witchcraft and Magik
Traditions: Celtic
Traditions: Druid
Traditions: Wicca
Traditions: Norse
Traditions: Egyptian - Still in progress.
 Pagan Parenting
 A Parents Guide
- To Protecting Your Child With Craft Interests
 A Guide To Children
- Interested In Magikal Paths

 A Disclaimer
 Table Of Contents
 The Pagan's Path Grimoire
- My Personal Rituals & Potions
A small section on Herbology
General Magik
 Frequently Ask Questions about Witchcraft/Shamanism
 Glossary of Terms  
 What Is Witchcraft?   
 Is Witchcraft A Religion?
 The Creation of Modern Witchcraft
 An Evolution of WitchCraft (Timeline)
 Which Witch is Which? - Labels & Titles
 The Sabbats 
 Sabbats - Southern Hemisphere Calendar
 Esbats: Working By The Moon
 
 Religious Similarities:
 We're more alike than you think.
The Bible and Jesus
 -or- Pagans and Christians
 
 Moon Phase Calendar - For 2009
Moon Calendar Archives
 Other Workings With The Moon   
 Lunar Calendars - A Short History
 Schedule Of Retrogrades

 The Law Of Accountability
(The 3, 9 and 10 Fold Laws)  
 The Witches Credo   
 Your Book Of Shadows
 Magik, Spells and Casting
 Magikal Names
Your Magik Name Ceremony
 Magikal Tools 
Tool Symbology
Candle Magik Basics
Using Color In Magik
Tools: Incense
- A History Of Incense
- Creating Your Own Incense
- Incense Symbology
Tools: Magikal Staff
Tools: Pendulum
Tools: Pentacles & Pentagrams
Tools: Runes
Tools: A Magikal Sigil 
Tools: Trees & Their Energies
Tools: The Wand
Chakra Meditation
Creating Your Magik Circle
Creating Your Personal Altar
Creating Your Sacred Space
Setting A Circle
 Raising Energy For Workings
 Spell Construction 
 
Clearing and Cleansing an object or space
 - A Consecration Ritual
 An all purpose Ritual or Ceremony Outline
Candle Magik Ritual &Ceremony
 What is The Meaning Of Pagan
 What is a Coven, Grove and Alike
Group Circle Gatherings
 Starting your own Coven, Grove and Alike.
 Solitary vs. Coven Practices
 Dedication vs. Initiation
 What is God/Goddess?

 The Great Horned God
 The Great Rite
 Hexes & Curses
 Sex and Magik
 The Alchemy Of Life  
 The Wheel Of Life  
 The History Of:
The History Of Samhain / Halloween
The History Of Santa Claus
 Some Important Figures In Witchcraft:
Aleister Crowley
Gerald Gardner
 Magik Symbology
Mushroom/Fairy Ring
History Of The Pentagram
King Solomon's Seal
The Triquetra
 Harvesting Techniques
Rain Water For Rituals


Traditions: Celtic
These sections are categorized in 2 parts. The spiritual, or religious knowledge shared by Celtic pagan practioners (on the left), and the academic view of historical information (on the right). Science, anthropology and archeology of today is constantly growing and breaking new ground that supports or even proves the information passed down through spiritual lineage. Because there is much debate between these 2 schools of thought, it is important to research both. Please note - This is NOT Celtic Wicca.
 What are Celtic Traditions?
Celtic Shamanism
 The Magikal High Holy Days
Samhain
Yule
Imbolg
Ostara
Bealtaine
Midsummer
Lughnasadh
Mabon
The Celtic Otherworld
 The Sacred King
 Celtic Cosmology: The 5 Elements
 The Celtic Cross
 The Celtic Tree Calendar
 The Ogham Script (Celtic Alphabet)
Who Were The Celts?
A Historical View Of Celtic Religion.
Practice / Gods & Goddesses
The Druids
The Bards
The Vates (Seers)
The Lebhar Gabhála Éireann -
The Book of Celtic Invasions

Druidism:
I'm not well versed on Druids or Druidism so I have enlisted help for this section. I would like to make a special dedication and huge Thank you to my friend Curtis (ThunderWolf) and especially his friend Mark (SeniorDruid) for all their help with this section.
 The Druids - Who Are They
 The Concepts of Draoi-Heil
 The Dark Druids
 A Little Of Druids In History


Traditions: Wicca
Wicca is a sect or denomination of the religion of Witchcraft. It was established by Gerald Gardner in the 1950s and is based on a combination of traditions experienced and learned by Gardner. Wicca is a very structured practice of Witchcraft, incorporating initiations into it's advancement or hierarchy of leadership. Many interchange the label Wicca with Witchcraft, but that is not an accurate substitution. There are many traditions within the religion of Witchcraft, Wicca is just one of the many.
 What Are Wiccan Traditions?
 Wiccan Founder: Gerald Gardner
 The 13 Principles of Wicca
 The Wiccan Rede & Credo    
 Sabbat Rituals
Imbolg
Ostara
Bealtaine
Midsummer
Lammas
Mabon
Samhain
Yule
 Calling The Directions
Summerland: The After Life Realm
The Witches Rune


Traditions: Norse
These sections are categorized in 2 parts. The spiritual, or religious knowledge shared by Celtic pagan practioners (on the left), and the academic view of historical information (on the right). Science, anthropology and archeology of today is constantly growing and breaking new ground that supports or even proves the information passed down through spiritual lineage. Because there is much debate between these 2 schools of thought, it is important to research both.
 
I would like to make a special dedication and huge Thank you to my friend Curtis (ThunderWolf) for all his help with this section.
 What Are Norse Traditions?
Norse Wheel Of The Year
Norse Practices:
The Gothar: The Norse Priests/Priestesses
Nordic Runes
Who Were The Norse?
The Eddas


Traditions: Egyptian
These sections are categorized in 2 parts. The spiritual, or religious knowledge shared by Celtic pagan practioners (on the left), and the academic view of historical information (on the right). Science, anthropology and archeology of today is constantly growing and breaking new ground that supports or even proves the information passed down through spiritual lineage. Because there is much debate between these 2 schools of thought, it is important to research both.
 
I would like to make a special dedication and huge Thank you to my friends at Midnight Dessert Moon and Curtis (ThunderWolf) for all their help with this section.
 What Are Egyptian Traditions?
Who Were The Egyptians?
The Ankh


Just a little disclaimer, for those who might mis-interpret the information beyond this page. I am from a Celtic and Cherokee heritage and these thoughts are only my opinions and beliefs that combine those two paths. They are in no way meant to be a representation of 'the 'Celtic or 'the' Cherokee traditional beliefs. Rather the information contained here in the General Section and the Pagan's Path Grimoire are a combination of family teachings, Metaphysical Study, Celtic lore, Cherokee philosophy and many years of personal study, experience and growth.

I believe information, especially spiritual information should be shared freely. It is up to you to decided what you believe. No one way is right or wrong. Simply take what "feels" right to you, and discard the rest. Examine all information you receive carefully. Do your own research and look for your truth within yourself. That is the true nature of the divine spirit within us all.

 

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