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Akashic Records
Written by Cauldron Living Staff Writer Cherie
"...an idea once conceived exists forever..."
Imagine a plane that carries the memories of our lives. This plane cannot be seen and it cannot be touched. But, it's possible that it could be felt. Now imagine that this plane ...by Published on 05-15-2010 05:18 AMCategories:
The Female Archetype
Written by Cauldron Living staff writer Cherie
The idea of archetype is a rich collaboration of literature, psychology, and myth. An archetype is an idealized form that we can copy or emulate. A female archetype has emerged within neo-paganism, and more specifically Wiccan traditions. This archetype is one that encourages feminine empowerment and validates the spirituality of women. ...by Published on 05-12-2010 04:01 AMCategories:
The Celtic Tree Calendar: The Uses of a Fake Calendar
Written by Cauldron Living staff writer Tommy Watson
Let us first state the purpose of this article. It is my intention to offer the diminutive in regards to the authenticity of the "Celtic Tree Calendar." From there I will purpose that though this calendar is indeed a forged piece of history, it still serves a great purpose to the Wiccan and Eclectic Pagan community.
In regards to this calendar's authenticity, its invention can be mainly accredited to Robert Graves, an English "scholar" and poet who wrote a book called "The White Goddess." He suggests that Edward Davies, a founder of the Druidic Revival had unknowingly found in Ruairí Ó Flaitheartaigh's book "Ogygia," (Ogham) the ancient calendar of the Druids. Graves states that the 13 consonants of the Ogham were used by the Celts for ...
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