Thursday, December 31, 2009

A Dreaming Desire

A Dreaming Desire Cover
by Staeorra Rokraven

A spark comes coiling to the edge of sleep
From realms arcane which have become unknown
And from this psychic well does beauty leap
A vision cherished for to call my own.

This wispy strand now takes it's shape in fire
And fueled by sources boldly to enchant
Then forming curves from wish of heart's desire
A Woman's eyes all graced with Elvish slant.

The shield maid's arms then reach and wanting clasp
We intertwine within her streaming hair
Then sighing voices send a heartfelt gasp
As fragrance heralds tawny skin now bare'd.

This honored Lady may in shadows walk
But fate may someday find my heart unlock.


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O Kali Mother Full Of Bliss

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O Kali, my Mother full of Bliss!

Enchantress of the almighty Siva!

In Thy delirious joy Thou dancest,

clapping Thy hands together!

Eternal One! Thou great First Cause,

clothed in the form of the Void!

Thou wearest the moon upon Thy brow.

Where didst Thou find

Thy garland of heads before the universe was made?

Thou art the Mover of all that move, and we are but Thy helpless toys;

We move alone as Thou movest us and speak as through us Thou speakest.

But worthless Kamalakanta says, fondly berating Thee:

Confoundress! With Thy flashing sword

Thoughtlessly Thou has put to death my virtue and my sin alike!

by KAMALAKANTA


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Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Why Disappear Into Formless Trance

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"O wavering mind,"

"awaken your upward-flowing awareness."

"Become the sublime warrior Goddess Kali,"

"who moves with graceful power"

"through the vast landscape of the body."

"Her divine form, like a black storm cloud"

"illumined by the Sun"

"She stands unveiled,"

"Her long hair falling free like a monsoon rain."

"Be lost in awe of Her, oh mind,"

"for you will never comprehend Her."

"She dwells as the primal lotus of concious energy"

"and also as the thousand-petal blossom,"

"complete enlightenment."

"She is none other than primordial bliss,"

"the great swan ever swimming,"

"through the lotus jungle of the subtle body."

"Gaze intently into the blazing heart of joy"

"and you will perceive my blissful Mother,"

"matrix of all phenomena."

"The vision of Kali"

"kindles the fire of unitive wisdom,"

"burning down conventional barriers,"

"pervading minds and worlds with light"

"revealing Her exalted beauty"

"as universal flower garden"

"and universal cremation ground,"

"where lovers merge with Mother Reality"

"experiencing the single taste of nonduality."

"This ardent poet of the Goddess cries;"

"Every lover longs only"

"to gaze on the unique Beloved."

"Why close your eyes?"

"Why disappear into formless trance?"

(Ramprasad 1718-1755)

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Thursday, December 24, 2009

The Divine Image

The Divine Image Cover By William Blake from Songs of Innocence

To Mercy, Pity, Peace and Love,
All pray to their distress,
And to these virtues of delight
Return their thankfulness.
For Mercy, Pity, Peace and Love,
Is God our Father dear;
And Mercy, Pity, Peace and Love,
Is man, His child and care.
For Mercy has a human heart;
Pity, a human face;
And Love, the human form divine:
And Peace, the human dress.
Then every man, of every clime,
That prays in his distress,
Prays to the human form divine:
Love, Mercy, Pity, Peace.
And all must love the human form,
In heathen, Turk or Jew.
Where Mercy, Love and Pity dwell,
There God is dwelling too.

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Saturday, December 12, 2009

Quarter Calls

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Quarter Calls I

East:

We call you East

By the power of the Waxing Moon,

Her crescent shape

Bringing the promise of growth.

Come and be here now! (Light candle)

Blessed be!

South:

We call you South

By the power of the Full Moon,

Her brightness

Glowing with abundance.

Come and be here now! (Light candle)

Blessed be!

West:

We call you West

By the power of the Waning Moon,

Her decline

Bringing cleansing and release.

Come and be here now! (Light candle)

Blessed be!

North:

We call you North

By the power of the New Moon

Her darkness

A time for rest and renewal.

Come and be here now! (Light candle)

Blessed be!

Release Quarters:

East:

We thank you East!

We thank you, Lady of the Growing Moon

For your presence here tonight.

Walk with us always

As you dance the cycles of life. (extinguish candle)

Blessed Be!

South:

We thank you South!

We thank you, Lady of the Bright Moon

For your presence here tonight.

Walk with us always

As you dance the cycles of life. (extinguish candle)

Blessed Be!

West:

We thank you West!

We thank you, Lady of the Cleansing Moon

For your presence here tonight.

Walk with us always

As you dance the cycles of life. (extinguish candle)

Blessed Be!

North:

We thank you North!

We thank you, Lady of the Dark Moon

For your presence here tonight.

Walk with us always

As you dance the cycles of life. (extinguish candle)

Blessed Be!

Quarter Calls II

We greet the East, direction of Air:

gentle breezes and strong winds,

realm of the beauty of clouds and birds,

bearer of the weather which touches us all,

the breath of life we inhale and exhale.

We are a part of all around us.

We greet the South, direction of Fire:

candleflame, bonfire, starlight and sunlight,

the energy which warms us and gives life to the world we inhabit,

the energy which pulses along our nerves.

We are a part of all around us.

We greet the West, direction of Water:

rain, snow, rivers and lakes,

the great encircling ocean from which all life first came,

the blood which flows through our veins still bearing the saltiness of that original home.

We are a part of all around us.

We greet the North, direction of Earth:

metal and stone, hill and valley,

Mother who bears and nourishes all life--root and leaf,

fur and feather and scale and skin,

muscle and bone and brain cell.

We are a part of all around us.

Quarter Calls III

Welcome, East,

Powers of Air!

Intuition, knowledge and wisdom,

Come!

Send forth your inspiration,

And be here now.

Blessed Be!

(light candle)

Welcome, South,

Powers of fire!

Energy, heat and flame,

Come!

Send forth your passion,

And be here now!

Blessed Be!

(light candle)

Welcome, West,

Powers of Water!

Emotions, love and courage,

Come!

Send forth your tranquillity,

And be here now!

Blessed Be!

(light candle)

Welcome, North,

Powers of Earth!

Stability, structure, and growth

Come!

Send forth your strength,

And be here now!

Blessed Be!

(light candle)

Quarter Calls IV

I face to the East and I call the name, Aquila!

Mighty eagle and Prince of the element of Air!

Fly down from your high eyrie to guard and protect this circle

from all peril that may approach from the east.

I face to the South and I call the name, Leonis!

Mighty lion and Prince of the element of Fire!

Stride forth from your fiery desert to guard and protect this circle from all peril that may approach from the south.

I face to the West and I call the name, Ormsilvern!

Cunning serpent and Prince of the element of Water!

Rise from your watery depths to guard and protect this circle

from all peril that may approach from the west.

I face to the North and I call the name, Taurus!

Mighty bull and Prince of the element of Earth!

Come from your mountain fastness to guard and protect this circle

from all peril that may approach from the north.

Quarter Calls V

East:

Watchers of Air

reveal the light

wind in your hair

armies in flight

South:

Watchers of Fire

power of might

start the pyre

burn it bright

West:

Watchers of Water

rise from the sea

chorus of daughters

blessed be

North:

Watchers of Earth

bring me the key

grown in the dirt

so mote it be

Quarter Calls VI

East:

Hail East!

Bringers of the Dawn.

On your wings come a brand new day,

bringing us endless possibilities.

Be with us now! (Light candle)

Blessed be!

South:

Hail South!

Guardians of middle ground.

Passing from sunrise to sunset,

we have to pass through 'self'.

Be with us now! (Light candle)

Blessed be!

West:

Hail West!

Caretakers of the night.

Shower us with the radiance of your Full Moon

and teach us your Mysteries.

Be with us now! (Light candle)

Blessed be!

North:

Hail North!

Watchers of the Sun.

North sees the beginning, sees the middle,

and sees the end.

Be with us now! (Light candle)

Blessed be!

Center:

Hail Center!

Spirit of all that is.

Bring us into the "now".

This is the intersection of the known past,

and the unknown future.

Be with us now. (Light candle)

Blessed be!

The circle is cast.

We are between worlds.

Beyond the bounds of time.

Where night and day,

birth and death,

joy and sorrow meet as one.

The fire is lit,

the ritual has begun.

Quarter Calls VII

Calling:

East

Hail, Goddess of the East

Athena, Lady of Wisdom

With serpents entwined on your arms,

Athena, Lady of Battle,

With your shield and spear,

Your helmeted head,

You who have fought for many,

To bring honor and justice.

You who have woven many tapestries,

To bring art and beauty,

Athena, we invoke you,

Ancient weaver,

Proud Goddess,

Be with us now.

South

Hail, Goddess of the South,

Pele, volcano Goddess of Hawaii,

Queen of the islands,

We call upon you.

We give you our rage, our lust, and our anger,

That you may cleanse us,

With your fiery lava.

That you may empower us,

With your mighty flow.

That you may bless us,

With your beauty.

Be with us now.

West

Hail, Goddess of the West

Aphrodite, with your golden hair,

Arising from the sea,

Surrounded by white foam,

Being birthed by the waters,

Aphrodite, bless us

With your beauty,

With your love,

With your fertile, pregnant being,

That we may heal the Earth

And help her to bear fruit,

Be with us now.

North

Hail, Goddess of the North.

Demeter, Goddess of the golden grain and harvest.

Be with us, Earth Mother,

Heal us and heal our children.

Oh, Demeter,

You who have grieved for your daughter Persephone,

Spent your time searching the underworld,

You who have returned to us in your glory,

Bless our land and make it fertile.

Oh, Demeter,

Sacred Mother,

Blessed sister,

Fruitful earth,

We invoke you now.

Center

Hail, Goddess of Center

Great Eagle Woman,

Moon Mother,

Lighting the way,

Bringing vision,

Soaring over us

With great wings.

Oh Great Eagle Woman,

You bring death and destruction,

You bring birth and creation,

Wisdom woman flying high,

We call on you

To guide us now.

Blessed Be.

Releasing:

East

Goddesses of East,

Lilith, Athena, Cardea,

(pause a few seconds for other Goddess names to be called)

We give thanks for your presence here tonight,

Go in peace.

Blessed Be.

South

Goddesses of South,

Pele, Vesta, Brigit,

(pause a few seconds for other Goddess names to be called)

We give thanks for your presence here tonight,

Go in peace.

Blessed Be.

West

Goddesses of the West,

Hecate, Aphrodite, Yemaya

(pause a few seconds for other Goddess names to be called)

We give thanks for your presence here tonight,

Go in peace.

Blessed Be.

North

Goddesses of North,

Gaia, Demeter, Artemis,

(pause a few seconds for other Goddess names to be called)

We give thanks for your presence here tonight,

Go in peace.

Blessed Be.

Center

Goddesses of Center,

Isis, Shekinah, Great Eagle Woman,

(pause a few seconds for other Goddess names to be called)

We give thanks for your presence here tonight,

Go in peace.

Blessed Be.

Quarter Calls VIII

East

Lords and Ladies of the Watchtower of the East, thou gentle sprites and airy sylphs, soaring eagle and sweet butterfly, Eurus master of the Eastern wind, be with us in laughter and in thought, bring us the bracing dawn wind and memories of fragrant Spring. I do summon, stir and call upon you - Come! Be welcome in this our rite. Blessed be.

South

Lords and Ladies of the Watchtower of the South, thou leaping salamanders and fiery ones, lion in passion and dragon in power, phoenix arising pure and whole from the flame, Notus, master of the South wind, be with us in passion and in truth, bring us the warmth of the hearthfire and the summer sun, and the clear sight of noonday. I do summon, stir and call upon you - Come! Be welcome in this our rite. Blessed be.

West

Lords and Ladies of the Watchtower of the West, thou deep-dwelling undines and swift-flowing naiads, loving dolphin and hidden eel, Zephyrus master of the Western wind, be with us in feeling and in vision, in the evening tide's mystery and the upwelling autumn dreams. I do summon, stir and call upon you - Come!

Be welcome in this our rite. Blessed be.

North

Lords and Ladies of the Watchtower of the North, thou Gnomes within the earth and oreads of the mountain forest, bear slow and sure, and bull of great strength, and tunneling worms whose work insures life. Boreas master of the north wind and ruler of the winds, here at the dwelling place of the gods be with us in solid strength and permanence, giving us sure knowledge of nature's ever-renewed cycles, the safe womb of night and the slow movement of winter. I do summon, stir and call upon you - Come! Be welcome here in this our rite. Blessed be.

Quarter Calls IX

Air, wind, breath and blow. Dawn light breezes go.

(repeat x2)

I am the breath, I am the breath,

I am the breath of the Goddess

(repeat)

Fire, fire, warm desire. Change me, form me 'til I'm higher.

(repeat x2)

I am the heat, I am the heat.

I am the heat of the Goddess

(repeat)

Water falling, rain and snow. Water rushing like a stream

Water spouting up in steam, rolling in the ocean.

" " " " " " " " "

I am the tears, I am the tears

I am the tears of the Goddess.

(repeat)

Earth, Air, Fire, and Water

(repeat x3)

"Earth Mother, come to me. Heal my wounds and comfort me.

" " " " " " " " " set me free.

" " " " " " " " " comfort me.

I am the Earth, I am the Earth.

I am the form of the Goddess.

(repeat last two lines)

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Charge Of The Spring Maiden

Charge Of The Spring Maiden Cover
am she who graces the wild woods.
I make life renew within the land.
Fertile fields are my domain,
And all who look upon my face are reborn.
My voice is the gentle wind.
I teach the leaves my song and they
Sing of peace and new life.

I am the memory of pure white snow
Graced with shoots of green.
My birth was gentle and yours may be also.

Maiden am I!, virgin am I!
Remember me when passions overwhelm.

Darkness and light are met within me.
I am the threshold unknown,
The mystery of fertility yet untested.
I am the gateway to the beginning,
And i stand guard at the time of endings.

I am spring, I am power, I am goddess!



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Wednesday, December 9, 2009

The Indian Serenade By Percy Bysshe Shelley

The Indian Serenade By Percy Bysshe Shelley Cover I arise from dreams of thee
In the first sweet sleep of night,
When the winds are breathing low,
And the stars are shining bright.
I arise from dreams of thee,
And a spirit in my feet
Hath led me -- who knows how?
To thy chamber window, Sweet!

The wandering airs they faint
On the dark, the silent stream--
And the Champak's odours
Like sweet thoughts in a dream;
The nightingale's complaint,
It dies upon her heart,
As I must on thine,
O beloved as thou art!

O lift me from the grass!
I die! I faint! I fail!
Let thy love in kisses rain
On my lips and eyelids pale.
My cheek is cold and white, alas!
My heart beats loud and fast:
O press it to thine own again,
Where it will break at last

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Sunday, November 29, 2009

Hymn To Inanna

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O Queen of the Seven Gods, O radiant splendor

of light, fountain of life, darling of Heaven

and Earth, priest, daughter and servant of Heaven!

Jewelled and crowned with life, born to be Lord,

in your hand are the guardian spirits of the Seven Gods,

and you yourself guard and protect the guardian spirits,

you have taken them up and tied them to your hands,

have gathered them in and pressed them to your breast.

You can fill the land with poison like a snake,

plants vanish from the earth when you thunder like Anu,

at your command the floods come down from the mountain.

Supreme in power, Inanna of Heaven and Earth,

whose mouth rains sparkles of lightning over the land,

mistress of beasts, given the gods' life-spirits

by An, by An given the unfailing Word

to speak at his fateful command: who can fathom your glory?...

O wild and rampant, eldest daughter of the Moon,

Queen greater than An, who can pay you sufficient homage?

Queen of Queens, who in accordance with the spirits

were greater than your mother the moment you were born,

wise and knowing queen of all the lands,

mother of men and animals, I sing your praise...

I have entered before you in my holy garments,

I the princess imperial, Enheduanna,

singing as I carried your ritual baskets,

High Priestess of the Moon. But now no longer

can I serve the goodly temple that I established,

for the day that dawns in Ur scorches my skin

and the sand of the Southwind overwhelms me at nightfall,

My honey sweet voice is hoarse and strident

and all that gave me pleasure has fallen to dust.

"I, WHAT AM I AMONG LIVING CREATURES!"

An, An, give to punishment the rebels

that hate Inanna, and split their cities' walls!

Enlil, curse them, and let their children perish

with no mother there to soothe them!...

The queen of queens, the prop of all the nations,

accepted Enheduanna's prayers. Her heart

was again as of old, the day became propitious,

Inanna showered her beauty and allure

and joy like silver moonlight over our land!

Ancient Nanu in wonder and awe, and Ningal

her mother, worshiped her at the templ's doorstep.

Priestess, queen, noble commander of gods,

destroyer of barbarians, whom An made protector of spirits,

Queen, clothed in allure and attraction, Inanna: Praise!

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Monday, November 23, 2009

To Greyshield With Love

To Greyshield With Love Cover The circle cast about us.
The Gods bear witness to our love.
The Watchtower Guardians keep
silent vigil.
Our Brothers and Sisters stand with us.
The Lord and Lady have granted
us audience.
The Candlelight reflects the love
in your eyes.
A love that we have shared before,
Not even death to come between us.
We stand together, hand in hand.
Our paths have merged again.
The Moon beckons us to join Her,
gladly we go.
The Lady smiles upon us.

Phoenix

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Hymn To Aphrodite

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"THRONED IN SPLENDOR, IMMORTAL APHRODITE! "CHILD OF ZEUS, ENCHANTRESS, I IMPLORE THEE "SLAY ME NOT IN THIS DISTRESS AND ANGUISH, "LADY OF BEAUTY. "

"HITHER COME AS ONCE BEFORE THOU CAMEST, "WHEN FROM AFAR THOU HEARD'ST MY VOICE LAMENTING, "HEARD'ST AND CAMEST, LEAVING THY GLORIOUS FATHER'S PALACE GOLDEN, "

"YOKING THY CHARIOT. FAIR THE DOVES THAT BORE THEE; "SWIFT TO THE DARKSOME EARTH THEIR COURSE DIRECTING, "WAVING THEIR THICK WINGS FROM THE HIGHEST HEAVEN "DOWN THROUGH THE ETHER. "

"QUICKLY THEY CAME. THEN THOU, O BLESSED GODDESS, "ALL IN SMILING WREATHED THY FACE IMMORTAL, "BADE ME TELL THEE THE CAUSE OF ALL MY SUFFERING, "WHY NOW I CALLED THEE; "

"WHAT FOR MY MADDENED HEART I MOST WAS LONGING. "WHOM," THOU CRIEST, "DOST WISH THAT SWEET PERSUASION "NOW WIN OVER AND LEAD TO THY LOVE, MY SAPPHO? "WHO IS IT WRONGS THEE? "

"FOR, THOUGH NOW HE FLIES, HE SOON SHALL FOLLOW, "SOON SHALL BE GIVING GIFTS WHO NOW REJECTS THEM. "EVEN THOUGH NOW HE LOVE NOT, SOON SHALL HE LOVE THEE "EVEN THOUGH THOU WOULDST NOT."

"COME THEN NOW, DEAR GODDESS, AND RELEASE ME "FROM MY ANGUISH. ALL MY HEART'S DESIRING "GRANT THOU NOW. NOW TOO AGAIN AS AFORETIME, "BE THOU MY ALLY."

"--SAPPHO-- "

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Saturday, November 21, 2009

Heathen Gods And Rites Some Frequently Asked Questions

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Book: Heathen Gods And Rites Some Frequently Asked Questions by The Troth

Our gods belong to two "tribes", the Aesir and the Vanir. Our myths speak of a time when the Aesir and Vanir were at war, but made a truce and exchanged members. This myth may be based in part on Historical battles between human tribes who later formed an alliance; at the same time, it reflects the ways in which our gods work Together. Perhaps the best-known of the Aesir is Odin.

He is the god of many things: inspiration, ecstasy, poetry, healing, the runes, and death. Frigga, whom we see as Odin’s wife, protects homes and families. Thor is the storm-god who defends the world of humans. The lightning is his weapon, the Hammer; the rain that he brings makes the fields fruitful. Tyr is the upholder of right order and justice, both among humans and in the universe. Heimdall is the watchman of the gods, and also the progenitor and teacher of the human race.

The Vanir are sometimes called "fertility gods", but they are far more than that; they are the gods of all the things in this world that we are meant to enjoy, whether good harvests, sexual love, or riches. Frey is invoked for peace and plenty; he and Odin were also the founders and protectors of many dynasties of Heathen kings. His sister Freya rules over magic, sexuality, and riches, but is also a battle goddess—she takes half of those slain in battle to be with her. Their father Njordh watches over the sea, ships, sailors, and trade.

The Jotnar or "giants" are a third group of Powerful beings. Many of our myths tell of fights between the gods and the giants. However, the Jotnar are not "evil" as the word is usually understood. On one level, some of the Jotnar represent the impersonal forces of nature: not malicious, but sometimes destructive, and not especially heedful of human concerns. Yet others of them are depicted as wise and helpful. In fact, some giants have been adopted among the gods, and nearly all our gods have giants in their ancestry.

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Friday, November 13, 2009

Human Interest

Human Interest Image
Yes UFOs appear in the bible

Praise the Name of the Lord

148 rPraise the Lord!

Praise the Lord sfrom the heavens;

praise him tin the heights!

2 Praise him, all his angels;

praise him, all his uhosts!

3 Praise him, sun and moon,

praise him, all you shining stars!

4 Praise him, you vhighest heavens,

and you wwaters above the heavens!

5 XLET THEM PRAISE THE NAME OF THE LORD!

FOR YHE COMMANDED AND THEY WERE CREATED.

6 And he zestablished them forever and ever;

he gave aa decree, and it shall not bpass away.1

7 Praise the Lord cfrom the earth,

you dgreat sea creatures and all deeps,

8 efire and hail, fsnow and mist,

gstormy wind hfulfilling his word!

9 iMountains and all hills,

jfruit trees and all kcedars!

10 lBeasts and all livestock,

creeping things and mflying birds!

11 Kings of the earth and nall peoples,

princes and all rulers of the earth!

12 Young men and maidens together,

old men and children!

13 oLet them praise the name of the Lord,

for phis name alone is exalted;

qhis majesty is above earth and heaven.

14 He has rraised up a horn for his people,

spraise for all his saints,

for the people of Israel who are tnear to him.

uPraise the Lord!

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Thursday, November 12, 2009

A Song Of Town

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"SING now of London

At fall of dusk;

A summer dragonfly-

Crept from the husk.

Dragonfly, on whose wing

Run golden wires;

So, down a street pavement,

Lamps throw their fires.

Dragonfly, whose wing is pricked

By many a spark;

Electric eyes of taxis

Bright through the dark.

Dragonfly, whose life is

Cold and brief as dew,

Drone now for London dusk,

Soon dead too."

Dead, but not forgotten. We remember Raoul Loveday, Thelemic Saint, whose great destiny was not cancelled but merely postponed awhile.



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Friday, November 6, 2009

Catholic Spirituality

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Ange

Originally uploaded by *sugar*. O The Ever-present Glorious Lord,

All praise belongs unto You.

Let my heart sing Your praise ceaselessly.

O The Most Aware,

Surely You are aware of my poor heart.

Bless it, evolve it to Your liking.

O The Originator,

Take my heart to its original innocence.

O The Manifest,

Give Your vision to my heart to Manifest Your Signs.

O The Most Loving One,

Give love in my heart and purify it.

O The Truth,

Prepare my heart to hold Your Truth.

O The Preserver,

Preserve my heart in its purity.

O The Accepter of Prayers, accept my prayers, since if you turn away there is none to turn to!

Surely You are the Most Clement to Your devotees.

(c) MysticSaint, Singapore

Keyword: Prayer, Spirituality, Pure Heart, Purification, Sufi.

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Blessings,
Sadiq

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Saturday, October 31, 2009

Prayer For Strength

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Goddess Mother help me
to be patient and strong
to see what is truly important
to act without selfishness or fear

Goddess Mother help me
to trust your wisdom
to resist the coward's way
to walk in faith and compassion
to be truly human in spirit and heart

by Abby Willowroot


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Thursday, October 29, 2009

Witchs Rune

Witchs Rune Cover Darksome night and shining moon
East and south and west and north
Harken to the Witches' Rune
Here we've come to call ye forth

Earth, air, water and fire
Wand, pentacle, cup and sword
Work ye unto our desire
Harken ye unto our word

Cords, censer, scourge, and knife
Power of the witch's blade
Waken all ye unto life
Come ye as the charge is made

Queen of Heaven, Queen of Hell
Horned Hunter of the night
Send your power into this spell
Work our will by magic rite

By all the power of land and sea
By al the might of moon and sun
As we will so mote it be
Chant the spell and be it done

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Sunday, October 25, 2009

Her Kind

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I have gone out, a possessed witch,

haunting the black air, braver at night;

dreaming evil, I have done my hitch

over the plain houses, light by light:

lonely thing, twelve-fingered, out of mind.

A woman like that is not a woman, quite.

I have been her kind.

I have found the warm caves in the woods,

filled them with skillets, carvings, shelves,

closets, silks, innumerable goods;

fixed the suppers for the worms and the elves:

whining, rearranging the disaligned.

A woman like that is misunderstood.

I have been her kind.

I have ridden in your cart, driver,

waved my nude arms at villages going by,

learning the last bright routes, survivor

where your flames still bite my thigh

and my ribs crack where your wheels wind.

A woman like that is not ashamed to die.

I have been her kind.

by Anne Sexton

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An Encyclopedia Of Ancient Greek And Roman Mythology

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Book: An Encyclopedia Of Ancient Greek And Roman Mythology by James Hampton Belton

E. M. Berens orginally wrote “Myths and Legends of Ancient Greece and Rome” to provide an interesting work on Greek and Roman mythology, suitable for advanced schools. He (or she, I haven't been able to find out) wanted to give the student a clear and succinct idea of the Religious beliefs of the ancients, and to render the subject at once interesting and instructive. He hoped to awaken in the minds of young students a desire to become more intimately acquainted with the noble productions of classical antiquity.

I decided to create this Encyclopedia because I like the ease of use of a single browsable document in alphabetical order, and did not find a free encyclopedia that I liked. Wikipedia is a fantastic resource, but it is not an easy read. I liked the consistant, easy style of the E. M. Berens book, and because it was available from Project Gutenberg for free and without restrictions, I could take it and turn it into this reference work at only the cost of my time.
A very brief note on the conventions for the entry headings: the name of the entry is usually followed by the pronounciation in parentheses. In the case of figures who have equivalents in Greek and Roman mythology, the equivalent figure's name then follows in brackets. I hope you enjoy this book. Regards, James Hampton Belton

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Saturday, October 17, 2009

A Reading From The Kalevala

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The epic poem, Kalevala, is celebrated by the Finns this day with parades and readings from the poem. The Kalevala recounts a battle of wits between three wizard brothers and the witch goddess, Louhi. It is a treasure trove of ancient shamanistic practices and spells. Here's a reading"'s Harp " Then the singer of Wainola Took the harp of his creation" adjusting, sweetly tuning" plied his skillful fingers To the strings that he had fashioned" was gladness rolled on gladness" the harmony of pleasure Echoed from the hills and mountains" singing to his playing" of joy did joy come welling" resounded marvelous music" of Northland stopped and listened" creature in the forest" the beasts that haunt the woodlands" their nimble feet came bounding" to listen to his playing" to hear his songs of joyance" the squirrels from the branches" from birch to aspen; Climbed the ermines on the fences"'er the plains the elk-deer bounded" the lynxes purred with pleasure; Wolves awoke in far-off swamp-lands" o'er the marsh and heather" the bear his den deserted" his lair within the pine-wood" by a fence to listen" against the listening gate-posts" the gate-posts yield beneath him; Now he climbs the fir-tree branches That he may enjoy and wonder" and listens to the music Of the harp of Wainamoinen.

~RUNE XLI.

~The Kalevala is a 19th century work of epic poetry compiled by Elias L"onnrot from Finnish and Karelian oral folklore and mythology. The above translation is by John Martin Crawford,

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Monday, October 12, 2009

Ghosties We Have Heard On High

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Halloween Carols - Ghosties We Have Heard on High

Ghosties we have heard on high,
Groaning horribly o'er the plains.
And the witches in reply,
Cacklin' their own eerie strains:

Boooooooooooooooooooooo
Listen to our cry --
Boooooooooooooooooooooo
On this Halloween Night we cry.

Spirits why this jubilee?
Why your ghostly tunes prolong?
What these gruesome tidings be,
Which inspire your ghastly song?

Boooooooooooooooooooooo
Listen to our cry --
Boooooooooooooooooooooo
On this Halloween Night we cry.

(Repeat last verse and chorus.)

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Sunday, October 11, 2009

Adf Basic

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ADF BASIC RITUAL NUMBER ONE
by P.E.I. Bonewits, Sally Eaton and others

Procession, lead by D1 and D2:

D1: Ta muid anseo leis na Deithe a adhradh.
D2: We are here to honor the Gods.
D1: A Dheithe, an Airde, a Thabharthoiri ar Bheatha - eistigi agus freagairt orainn!
D2: O Gods, High Ones, Givers of Life - hear and answer us!

Processional song:

We come from the mountains,
Living in the mountains,
Turn the world around.
We come from the oceans,
Living in the oceans,
Turn the world around.

We come from the fire,
Living in the fire,
Turn the world around.

We come from the breezes,
Living in the breezes,
Turn the world around.

Settling song:

She changes everything she touches,
And everything she touches changes.

Tree Meditation:

When e'er we stand in a sacred place
Beneath the Sun's or Moon's bright face,
In a circle's rim or shady grove,
Our spirits go to the Gods we love.

Let all our minds go clear and free,
and form the image of a treee,
A youthful sapling of the glade,
Whose budding branches cast no shade.

Around this tender, supple youth,
Are seen its sturdy forbearers growth,
Those forest Elders strong and wise,
Who nurture those of lesser size.

So close your eyes, and in your mind
Become one of the spirit kind.
Cast off your cares and disbelief,
and enter tree from root to leaf.

Relax and breathe and center will,
Then let the peace within you swell
Until it is a thing profound.
Now send it deep in the ground.

In every little tender root
Feel water flow, and and then transmute;
The sap will flow through ever vein,
Our links to our ancestors regain.

Now let the sap rise in a flood,
And race to every branch and bud;
Each branch extend into the air,
Each leaf unfold in green so fair.

The gentle zephers toss each bough,
And to you calming breaths endow,
While rays of golden summer light
Give warmth and lend their power's might.

Let water rise and fire descend,
And lively air the branches bend;
Thus firmly planted in the Earth,
The elements give us rebirth.

Now let the green entwine,
And form our sacred grove devine.
With branch and root our circle form,
And magic from mundane transform.

We all are rooted just the same,
We feel the same supernal flame,
We drink the water free to all,
We hear the gentle airy call.

Now let us feel our spirits surge,
And into one great spirit merge
To let the Lord and Lady know
That we are ready below.

And let us all link hand to hand,
Before all of the gods we stand,
And in this hallowed space we start
To show all that is in our heart.

Specifacation of ritiual:
Invocation of Ogma the Gate Keeper, or Mannanon in English and Irish: (English by Sally Eaton, Irish by James Duran)
(visualization is a triangle shaped iris opening)

D1: A Oghma, a thiarna na nGeatai, a thiarna an Fheasa, oscail na geatai duinn.
Ta muid ag siul i do lorg, ta' muid ag siul ar do bhealach. Scaoil duinn do theagasc taispeain duinn cen chaol a siul faidh muid slan. Molann muid thu mar gheall ar do chumhacht. Siuil linn a Oghma!

or

D1: A Mhanannon, a thiarna na nGeatai, a thiarna an Fheasa, oscail na geatai duinn. Ta muid ag siul i do lorg, ta' muid ag siul ar do bhealach. Scaoil duinn do theagasc taispeain duinn cen chaol a siul faidh muid slan. Molann muid thu mar gheall ar do chumhacht. Siuil linn a Mhanannon!

D2: O Ogma, Lord of the Gates, Lord of Knowledge, open the ways for us. We walk in your footsteps, we walk your roads. Reveal to us your teaching, reveal to us the way to walk in safety. We praise you for the brightness of your power.
Walk with us, Ogma!

or

D2: O Manannon, Lord of the Gates, Lord of Knowledge, open the ways for us.
We walk in your footsteps, we walk your roads. Reveal to us your teaching, reveal to us the way to walk in safety. We praise you for the brightness of your power. Walk with us, Manannon!

D1: Siuil linn a Oghma...
D2:...walk with us Ogma!
D1: Siuil linn a Oghma...
D2:...walk with us Ogma!
D1: Siuil linn a Oghma...
D2:...walk with us Ogma!

or

D1: Siuil linn a Mhanannon...
D2:...walk with us Manannon!
D1: Siuil linn a Mhanannon...
D2:...walk with us Manannon!
D1: Siuil linn a Mhanannon...
D2:...walk with us Manannon!

Chant:

We invoke thee Ogma, Opener of every Gate
We invoke thee Ogma, Opener of every Gate.
You shall reach us, You shall teach us and reveal our fate.
You shall reach us, You shall teach us and reveal our fate.
(repeat nine times)

or
We invoke Manannon, Opener of every Gate
We invoke Manannon, Opener of every Gate.
You shall reach us, You shall teach us and reveal our fate.
You shall reach us, You shall teach us and reveal our fate.
(repeat nine times)

Invoke Matron of Bards (Bridget nominally)

O Bridget, our heart, Our brightest Queen;
Cast your blessings unto us.
We are your children, You are our mother;
So harken unto us.
You are the Cauldron now in our grove;
Earth-Mother inspire us.
O fire of love, O fire of life;
Please Bridget, come to us!
Triad invocations and consecrating of the waters:

Nature: Fill main chalice with whiskey and secondary chalice with water.
Hold them up and say:

D2: O spirits of the old times and of this place, our companions, our teachers, hallow these waters. Share with us the renewal of the Earth. Share with us comfort, knowledge, and blessing. Speak to our hearts, that we may become one with you
all...Behold the waters of life.

D1: A sprideanna na seanaimsire, agus na haite seo, a chomhghuaillithe,a mhuinteori, beannaigi na h-uisci seo duinn. Roinnigi orainn athbheochan na Talun. Roinnigi orainn suaimhneas, eolas, agus beannacht. Labhraigi linn inar gcroi, le go mbeadh muid in aon bhall libhse...Seo iad uisci na beatha!

Sip from each chalice and passes to D2 then to sunwise (left), saying:

Behold the waters of life.

Asperging song/chant (Fur and Feathers) for while waters being passed.

Fur and feather and scale and skin,
Different without, the same within.
Many of body but one of soul,
Through all creatures, the Gods made whole.
(repeat nine times)

Ancestors:

D2: O people of the old times, our ancestors, our kindred, hallow these waters.
Share with us the bond of life upon the Earth. Share with us comfort, knowledge, and blessing. Speak to our hearts, that we may become one with you all...
Behold the waters of life!

D1: A sheana, a shinseara, a mhuintir, beannaigi n h-uisci seo duinn. Roinnigi orainn ceangal na beatha ar Talamh. Roinnigi orainn suaimhneas, eolas, agus beannacht. Labhraigi linn inar gcroi, le go mbeadh muid in aon bhall libhse....
Seo iad uisci
na beatha!

Asperging song/chant:

It's the blood of the ancients,
That runs through our veins.
And the forms pass,
But the Circle of Life remains.

Gods as a whole:
D2: O Gods of the old times, our mothers, our fathers, hallow these waters.
Share with us your power to regenerate the Earth. Share with us comfort, knowledge, and blessing. Speak to our hearts, that we may become one with you all... Behold the waters of life!

D1: A Dheithe na seanaimsire, a mhaithreacha, a aithreacha, beannaigi na h- uisci seo duinn. Roinnigi orainn bhur gcumhacht le go nginfeadh muid an Domhan. Roinnigi orainn suaimhneas, eolas, agus beannacht. Labhraigi linn inar gcroi, le go mbeadh muid in aon bhall libhse... Seo iad uisci na beatha!

Asperging song/chant:

Mother I feel You under my feet. Mother I hear your heart beat.
Mother I feel You under my feet. Mother I hear your heart beat.
Father I see You where the eagle flies. Spirit going to take me higher.
Father I see You where the eagle flies. Spirit going to take me higher.

Praise offerings and major power raising:

The sacrifice: (see FESTNAME.TXT for diety names of holidays)

D2: Our praise goes up with thee on the wings of eagles; our voices are carried up to thee on the shoulders of the winds. Hear now, o Name, o Name, we pray thee, as we offer up this sacrifice of life. Accept it we pray thee, and cleanse our hearts, giving to us of your peace and life.

D1: Teann ar moladh suas chugat ar sciathain iolar; beitear ar nglortha suas chugat ar ghuailne na gaoithe. Eistigi anois, a..., an..., mas e bhur dtoil e, agus sinn ag ofrail na h-iobairte seo ar son na beatha. Glacaigi lei, mas e bhur dtoil e, agus glanaigi ar gcroithe, ag roinnt arainn do chuid siochana is do bheatha.

The Omen:

D2: Have you accepted our sacrifice of life and human effort?
D1: Give unto us an omen!

Possible repitition of Praise offerings and Omen seeking, if needed.

D1: Rejoice! The NAME and NAME have accepted our sacrifices!

Meditation on personal needs:

Repetition on group needs: done by D1 & D2

Induction of Receptivity:

D1: Of what does the Earth-Mother give, that we may know of the continual flow and renewal of life?
D2: The waters of life.
D1: From whence do these waters flow?
D2: From the bosom of the Earth-Mother, the ever changing All-Mother.
D1: And how do we honor this gift that causes life?
D2: By partaking of the waters of life.
D1: Has the Earth Mother given forth of Her bounty?
D2: She has.
D1: Then give me the waters!

Final consecration and sharing:

D1: A NAME, an NAME, Eistigi agus freagairt orainn! Bean- naigi na h-uisci seo duinn. Muide do chlann, a mhol thu, agus anois iarrann muid ort leigheas, beannachtai, cumhacht agus tinfeadh... Seo iad uisci na beatha!

D2: O NAME, O NAME, hear us and answer us! Hallow these waters! We your children have praised you, and now we ask from you healing, blessing, power and inspiration.... Behold the waters of life!

Passing song/chant:

Burn bright, flame within me,
Kindled of eternal fire.
Of the people I do be,
And the people part of me,
All one in many parts,
A single fire of flaming hearts!

Meditation on reception of blessings and reinforcement of group bonds:

Affirmation of success:

D1: NAME and NAME have Blessed us!

D2:Every time we invoke them, they become stronger and more alert to the needs of their people.

D1: With joy in our hearts, let us return to the realm of mortals, to do the will of the Gods and our own.

D2: Yet, before we leave, we must give thanks to those whom we invited here today.

Thanking of the Entities involved:

D2: O NAME and NAME,
D1: A NAME, an NAME,
D2: We thank you!
D1: Go raibh maith agaibh!

All: Go raibh maith agaibh!

D2: O Gods and Goddesses of the old times,
D1: A Dheithe na seanaimsiri -

All: Go raibh maith agaibh!

D2: O people of the old times, our ancestors, our kindred,
D1: A sheana, a shinseara, a mhuntir -

All: Go raibh maith agaibh!

D2: O spirits of the old times, and of this place,
D1: A sprideanna na seanaimsire, agus na haite seo -

All: Go raibh maith agaibh!

D2: O Bridget, Fire of Life and Fire of Love, Mother of Bards and Goddess of inspiration, we thank you.
D1: A Bhrid, a Thine Bheatha agus a Thine Ghra, a Mhathair na Bardai agus Bheandia na Thinfeadh, go raith maith agat!

Closing of the Gates:
D2: O Ogma, Lord of the Gates, Lord of Knowledge, we thank you. Now let the Gates Between the Worlds be closed!
D1: A Oghma, a Thairna na nGeatai, a Thairna an Fheasa, go raith maith agat.
Anois biodh na geatai idir na saolta a druidte!

or

D2: O Mhannon, we thank you. Now let the Gates Between the Worlds be closed!
D1: A Mannonon go raith maith agat. Anois biodh na geatai idir na saolta a druidte!

Reversing the Tree meditation:

Our sacred grove the Gods do love,
The Earth beneath, the sky above,
But now this ritual must end,
Toward our home and hearthstone fend.

Again we cleat our mind and heart;
The branches shrink and pull apart.
The roots untie and backward turn,
And spirit fire less brightly burns.

Let water sink, let fire go,
Let gentle zephers homeward flow,
And as if in a cleansing rain
Become a single tree again.

Then from this solitary tree
Your soul breaks loose, a being free.
Your body calls, your spirit flies,
Returns, you slowly open your eyes.

Libation:

D1: To thee we return this portion of thy bounty, o NAME our Mother, even as we must someday return unto thee.

Final Benediction:

D1: Let us go out into the world, secure in the knowledge that our sacrifices have pleased the Gods and Goddesses, and that we go forth upon the Earth under their protection.

D2: We have finished this ceremony!
D1: So be it!
All: Biodh se!

Recessional song/chant: Walk with Wisdom

Walk with wisdom
from this hallowed place.
Walk not in sorrow,
our roots shall ere embrace.
May Strength be your brother,
and Honor be your friend.
and Luck be your lover until we meet again.

-
From:THE DRUIDS PROGRESS, Report #6. The DRUIDS PROGRESS is
published semiannually (Gods Willing) and is sent primarily to the subscribing members of ADF. For Further information write: ADF, PO Box 1022, Nyack, NY USA 10960-1022 (include a SASE). All Items accredited to "the Archdruid" have been written by and are (C) 1990 by P.E.I. Bonewits. All items created by other parties are (C) 1990 by them. All opinions expressed, save those specifically attributed to the Board of Trustees, are the opinions of the individuals expressing them and are Not official ADF policy. Reprint Procedure: Neopagan, Druidic, Medievalist and all cultural publications may reprint any material written by P.E.I.
Bonewits, but his copyright notice must appear in full. If more than 250 words are excerpted, one cent per word should be donated to ADF.

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