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Someone like me, PaganPilgrim
Your Cauldron Living Username: PaganPilgrim
Your gender: Male
Your birthday: July 11, 1964
Your Family: Handfasted; will be legally married October 2006. Three cats; Shadow, a black cat, Alister, a black and white "tuxedo", and Bastet - a black and white Japanese Bobtail.
How do you spend your time? I work for an Application Service Provider specializing in Applicant Tracking Systems. I enjoy bowling, miniature golf, and sitting at home watching PBS, an occasional movie, and reading.
Where do you live: Ocean Grove, New Jersey USA
Would you prefer to ...by Published on 03-15-2010 01:39 PMCategories:
Mammoth Cave National Park
Submitted by Cauldron Living member mateekez
Recently I had a chance to visit Mammoth Cave National Park located in Mammoth Cave, KY. *It was one of the most beautiful places I have ever seen. There was ancient tree's everywhere! The park was established on July 1, 1941 to protect the 365 miles of caves beneath. The oldest part of the cave began forming over 10 million years ago. Inside the park there are over 700 endangered animals. *Mammoth Cave is the world's longest known cave. In fact it is so long that if the second ...by Published on 03-14-2010 03:59 AMCategories:
Cave of the Mounds
Written by Cauldron Living staff writer Tommy Watson
I had the chance to visit a great treasure in Wisconsin the first of this month. *The Cave of the Mounds is located in Blue Mounds, Wisconsin. *The town was so named because of the great rolling grassy hills, which surround the area. *A lead miner, Ebenezer Brigham in 1828, settled the area where the cave is located. *On August 4, 1939 a limestone mining explosion accidentally discovered the cave. *When the cave was revealed the miners were advised to wait for three days before exploring the cave, yet the anticipation was so great they only waited three hours. *From that point on all mining ceased and excavation of the ruble began.
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As parents, sometimes all we want is a time of quiet. Wrestling with all there is to do and with the kids watching television, playing with toys and yelling (with distress or glee), this seems to be nearly imposable. But, why should it? Take the time to teach the young ones how to meditate. You must have patience with this as the outcome will generally not be what you wish it to be but, the lessons are so important regardless.
Infants, of course, will not understand any of the how or why of meditation. However, there are great benefits for them. Take your child in your arms after she has been changed, feed and burped. Sit or lie in a comfortable position with the lights low. ...by Published on 03-14-2010 03:05 AMCategories:
"What Children See: A Theory on the Regression of the Psychic Mind"
Written by Cauldron Living staff writer Tommy Watson
Do you remember the feeling you had when you were a child and you just knew there was something lurking in the dark? *Perhaps you even remember an imaginary friend that you played with. *In this brief article ...by Published on 03-14-2010 03:01 AMCategories:
Take a Break from the Cold, Dark and Gloom.
These pictures were submitted by Cauldron Living member Moon during a trip to the Castleriggs stone circle in September.
I thought it might be nice to take a visual break from the increasing darkness and remember that after winter the world will turn green once again. The Castlerigg stone circle is still a mystery to us.
However, there is a variety of interesting speculation to think upon. Which brings me to a suggestion of a meditation exercise; give it a try before you do a search on the internet for more information on the Castlerigg stone circle.
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Chakra Healing
By Cauldron Living staff writer Cherie
Current pagan traditions are often a collection of global beliefs. In many rituals and practices, we can see traces of Celtic shamanism, Native American beliefs, voodoo, and Taoism for example. The idea of energy generated from an individual is not a new concept. Neither is the idea that this energy can be used to heal. Holistic healthcare today works towards creating ...by Published on 02-28-2010 03:16 AMCategories:
Treat your skin to one of my soothing treatments fresh from your very own kitchen...
By: Gina Hayden-Urdiales
Believe it or not, your very own kitchen offers a place to nourish your body and soothe your very soul. Did you know that a handful of fresh berries could give you a much needed instant energy boost? Or that simply steeping a cup of steaming chamomile tea will melt away the stress left on you behind a very busy and rushed day? Or what about the effects that a cup of Black tea with St. John's Wort, or Green tea with honey have on maintaining your health? Did you ever really know that Echinacea is an all-natural immune system builder that you can grow easily in your own backyard? *Did it ever dawn on you that Aloe Vera is a vital phyto-nutrient ...by Published on 02-02-2010 09:23 PM Number of Views: 324Categories:
Everything in this world is bound by "laws". The law of gravity- What goes up, must come down. The laws of physics..Etc....Well magic is no exception, for it incorporates the universes elements just like everything else must. The most commonly known laws used for magic are : Energy is connected, Energy is abundant, The path lies within you, and possibilities are endless
...by Published on 02-02-2010 05:58 AM Number of Views: 407Categories:
I am only tryng to say that I "teach" at another place as well...and the reason I mentioned it is because, yes ...by Published on 02-02-2010 02:34 AM Number of Views: 989Categories:
...by Published on 01-30-2010 12:20 AM Number of Views: 185
Everything in this world is bound by "laws". The law of gravity- What goes up, must come down. The laws of physics..Etc....Well magic is no exception, for it incorporates the universes elements just like everything else must. The most commonly known laws used for magic are : Energy is connected, Energy is abundant, The path lies within you, and possibilities are endless
...by Published on 01-27-2010 08:05 AM Number of Views: 201
If you would like to be teached "more" on a more personal level by my priest and I........We have six classes ...by Published on 01-21-2010 10:13 AMCategories:
Imbolc, Festival of Lights
By Cauldron Living Staff Writer Cherie
At the cross quarter between ...by Published on 01-21-2010 10:05 AMCategories:
The Wheel of the Year turns once more, bringing us the Cross-Quarter sabbat of Imbolc. Falling on February 2nd, Imbolc is also known by the names Imbolg, Candlemas, Oimelc, Lupercus, Lupecal, Brigid's Day, St. Brigit's Day, Bride's Day, Lady's Day, and the Festival of Lights.
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Protect yourself with a cactus garden dedicated to Hecate Written by Cauldron Living staff writer and published author Stephanie ...by Published on 01-21-2010 09:41 AMCategories:
The Ethics of Casting Love Spells Written by Cauldron Living staff writer thelma6954
Browse through any New ...by Published on 01-21-2010 09:37 AMCategories:
But they weren't warned. The mother had letters via a journalist from one researcher to another, they weren't intended for ...by Published on 01-01-2010 03:13 AMCategories:
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The staff of Cauldron Living knows that you appreciate the civil and family-like atmosphere here at CL. We have established ...by Published on 11-10-2009 12:00 AMCategories:
At the Winter Solstice, we celebrate Children's Day to honour our children and to bring warmth, light and cheerfulness into the dark time of the year. Holidays such as this have their origin as "holy days". They are the way human beings mark the sacred times in the yearly cycle of life.
In the northern latitudes, midwinter's day has been an important time ...by Published on 10-01-2009 03:09 AMCategories:
*Fall Activities with your Children
***The air will soon feel crisp highlighted by the ever blue skies. You may feel drawn to spend extra time outside before the winter months drive ...by Published on 03-10-2008 03:18 AMCategories:
We are saddened to announce the passing of one of our members. Sulychik passed unexpectedly on March 10, 2008. Her husband was kind enough to take ...by Published on 12-18-2007 02:30 PMCategories:
Winter Solstice/Yule: Activities, Carols, Crafts, Facts, and Rituals
by Cauldron Living Staff Writer thelma6954
The great Wheel of the Year has turned once more, and on December 22nd of this year, it brings Pagans, Wiccans, and Witches in the Northern Hemisphere the quarter sabbat that's known as the Winter Solstice or Yule. The Winter Solstice marks the first official day of Winter and the longest night of the year. It also commemorates the rebirth of the Sun, that from this night forward, will bring gradually longer days.
...by Published on 06-17-2007 12:22 PMCategories:
Litha/Summer Solstice
Written by Cauldron Living staff writer Thelma6954
Litha, also commonly referred to as the Summer Solstice, is the sabbat that occurs each year around June 21st in the Northern Hemisphere and December 21st in the Southern Hemisphere. On modern-day calendars, it marks the first official day of Summer. However, according to old folklore, Summer actually begins on Beltane (May 1st) and ends on Lammas (August 1st), thus putting the Summer Solstice midway between the two. This explains why the Summer Solstice is sometimes also called Midsummer. Other names for this holiday include Alban Heruin, Sun Blessing, Gathering Day, and St. John's Day.
...by Published on 01-16-2007 12:25 PMCategories:
Imbolc Activities and Crafts
Written by Cauldron Living staff writer Thelma6954
The Wheel of the Year turns once more, bringing us the Cross-Quarter sabbat of Imbolc. Falling on February 2nd, Imbolc is also known by the names Imbolg, Candlemas, Oimelc, Lupercus, Lupecal, Brigid's Day, St. Brigit's
Day, Bride's Day, Lady's Day, and the Festival of Lights.
Oimelc literally means, "Ewe's milk," and Imbolc means, "in the belly," both referencing the pregnancy of sheep and other animals in spring. Although spring is still officially more than six weeks away, Imbolc is a day to celebrate its first glimpses. It is a time of cleansing and purification to rid ourselves of old habits and make room in our lives and homes for the Earth's upcoming bounty. This day is also sacred to the Celtic Goddess Brigid, who reigns over Fire (smith crafting), Art (poetry), and Healing (midwifery). ...
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