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This Moon Cycle at Witchvox....
The Magic of Weather
by Merideth Allyn [205 reads]
 Weather resonates in the very fibers of all our souls. The prismatic hues of sun on water, rainbow-colored frost and dew, or a raindrop speared by a sun shaft on an emerald colored leaf mesmerize us. Weather conjures the seasons: the pungent smell of loamy earth and wood smoke in autumn born on the wafting wind; the frigid, biting, bolstering air of winter bringing clarity to our introspections; and the refreshing green, clean linen smell of spri... [more]
Love Spells: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
by Mara Light [201 reads]

 Love, as described in the dictionary is a noun meaning “A deep, tender, ineffable feeling of affection and solicitude toward a person, such as that arising from kinship, recognition of attractive qualities, or a sense of underlying oneness.” It's a feeling most people know well. The thrill… the rush… How your heart beats faster just hearing his/her name from someone else’s lips. The memory of that special someone handing you your pencil a... [more]
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- St. Louis Pagan Picnic 2015 by Shion Flame [199 reads]

 My family and I were up by five in the morning for the three-hour drive from Kennett Missouri to St. Louis. All of our things were gathered the night before and we hauled them to the car double checking and hanging a charm on the rear-view mirror for a safe and successful journey. We came off of Arsenal St. but that was a little far off for our tastes –especially if you have lots to tote. If not, then you will enjoy the lovely twelve-minute walk ... [more]
- Earil Wilson by Abbi Spinner [Wvox Sponsor] [168 reads]
 I first met Earil Wilsonat a gatheirng in Western Mass, called The Rites of Spring. It was 1995, and the event was held a Camp Hi-Rock. I remember this beautifully crazy, extremely funny woman from way back in the time when she was crafting magical perfumes. I remember the first scent she made for me, filled with magic words I didn’t understand, and, she said, flying ointment, very rare, very precioussss.I remember her singing so many son... [more]
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Recent Book Release...

Holda Queen of Ice and Fire

Author: Jack Gale

Category: Northern tradition Level: All
Holda, as a north European goddess of winter, sexual lore, animals and the Underworld has something to say to many people. In this book Jack Gale not only relates folkloric accounts of and references to Holda, but also draws on his own magical working experiences and those of his friends and colleagues.
Also covered in depth is an exploration of the inner energetic dynamics of the Hagal rune which has been conceptualised as representing the energy generated by the interaction of ice and fire reflected in the north west European creation myth. It includes a study of the rune's two and t ... Impressions: 9,408
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Pengbi - by Samruk [Audience: 9,668]

via China Tibet Online:
"Either on the streets of downtown Shigatse or at the entrance of Tashilhunpo Monastery, there are always Tibetan ladies carrying large aluminum pots, with a group of people gathering around them. They are peddlers selling a kind of Shigatse food called "pengbi".
"Pengbi" is a kind of pea jelly of Tibetan flav... ( Go To Performance)
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