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[Rotting Silver] “Haiku Collection: Dogs” by B. T. Newberg
In the well-worn street A dog is barking, barking Barking at nothing In the marketplace Two dogs fighting for a bone Only one will eat
Read More“The Devil Never Did Me No Harm” by Sable Aradia
Repression is not the way of Paganism. Generally, Pagans and witches are spiritual humanists. The Horned God of the Witches embodies all of these things, and we believe in embracing these qualities, accepting them and working through them, and then learning to use them in constructive, instead of destructive ways. We do the Shadow-Work. We accept that we have a dark side, and we work with our . . . demons. Denying the Devil is not only denying our true history; it is denying part of our nature. I just don’t think that’s the witch’s way.
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Looking Back: The Year in Review at HP
It’s been a great year here at HP. Here are some of the highlights …
Read More“Marriage of Spirit and Soul” by Thomas Schenk
In the mythic language of alchemy, the spirit is characterized as male and associated with the sun and gold, while the soul is characterized as female and associated with the moon and silver. In this alchemical ideal of the marriage of spirit and soul, the spirit descends to the soul and the soul rises to the spirit.
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Pagan Coming Out Day – May 2nd
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