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The town witch Witch O Chick Script 26
The romance of the town witch. Concealed away in her small stone cottage, vines covering the walls, a small stone wall separates the outside world from that wonderful location. Witch O Chick Script 26
Can you see the open fireplace, fire licking the cauldron holding on the crane, simmering its powerful mixture?
The broom put unobtrusively in the edge. Jars of oils, natural herbs hanging from the rafters. Witch O Chick Script 26
For numerous, this is the picture we create when thinking about recovery in the Craft.
Really enchanting, somewhat strange, and also generally, non-existent today.
Seven Sacred Prayers
O Great Spirit, who art before all else and who dwells in every object, in every person and in every place, we cry unto Thee. Witch O Chick Script 26
We summon Thee from the far places into our present awareness.
O Great Spirit of the North, who gives wings to the waters of the air and rolls the thick snowstorm before Thee, Who covers the Earth with a sparkling crystal carpet above whose deep tranquillity every sound is beautiful.
Temper us with strength to withstand the biting blizzards, yet make us thankful for the beauty which follows and lies deep over the warm Earth in its wake.
O Great Spirit of the East, the land of the rising Sun, who holds in your right hand the years of our lives and in your left the opportunities of each day. Brace us that we may not neglect our gifts nor lose in laziness the hopes of each day and the hopes of each year.
O Great Spirit of the South, whose warm breath of compassion melts the ice that gathers round our hearts, whose fragrance speaks of distant springs and summer days, dissolve our fears, melt our hatreds, kindle our love into flames of true and living realities.
Teach us that he who is truly strong is also kind; he who is wise tempers justice with mercy, he who is truly brave match’s courage with compassion.
O Great Spirit of the West, the land of the setting Sun, with Your soaring mountains and free, wide rolling prairies, bless us with knowledge of the peace which follows purity of striving and the freedom which follows like a flowing robe in the winds of a well-disciplined life.
Teach us that the end is better than the beginning and that the setting sun glorifies not in vain.
O Great Spirit of the heavens, in the day’s infinite blue and amid the countless stars of the night season, remind us that you are vast, that you are beautiful and majestic beyond all of our knowing or telling, but also that you are no further from us than the tilting upwards of our heads and the raising of our eyes.
O Great Spirit of Mother Earth beneath our feet, Master of metals, germinator of seeds and the Storer of the Earth’s unreckoned resources, help us to give thanks unceasingly for your present bounty.
O Great Spirit of our souls, burning in our heart’s yearning and in our innermost aspirations, speak to us now and always so that we may be aware of the greatness and goodness of Your gift of life and be worthy of this priceless privilege of living.
FULL MOONS OF THE WITCHES.
November: The Wheel of the Year begins anew once more.
December The Holly-King dies, and the Oak King is born.
January: Bid the past farewell, and receive the year that Web of Days has just
been born.
February: Welcome Spring! Now is the time for banishing winter.
March: Feel the shift of balance from darkness to light growing stronger.
April: The time of fertility and growth is upon us.
May: The time of the Sacred Marriage of the God and Goddess.
June: Here comes the Sun! The Holly King replaces the Oak-King.
July: The first harvests begin; time to give thanks and celebrate.
August: John Barleycorn must die. The harvest begins in earnest.
September: The cycle of growth draws nears its end. Witch O Chick Script 26
October: The Horned One steps forward bringing darkness, and the end of the year.
November: Snow Moon; the snowy brightness and coolness of Her light is upon us.
December: Cold Moon; the Sun is at its lowest point, and Lunar Nights the Moon is a little colder. Witch O Chick Script 26
January: Wolf Moon; gather close to the hearth, for wolves draw closer now.
February: Ice Moon; beneath a blanket of snow and ice, Nature rests.
March: Storm Moon; the boisterous storms of the light half of the year begin.
April: Growing Moon; seeds are ready to be planted, and growth begins.
May: Hare Moon; rabbits leap and play in their mating games, and fertility abounds.
June: Mead Moon; as in days of old, honey is gathered for fermentation into mead. Witch O Chick Script 26
July: Hay Moon; a potent moon, as tides of psychic energy flow freely.
August: Corn Moon; a time to contemplate the eternalness of life.
September: Harvest Moon; time to collect the harvest and seed for new
beginnings. Witch O Chick Script 26
October: Blood Moon; spirits of the departed join the sacred dance.
Ostara or Eostre.
The Goddess Ostara, Anglo-Saxon Goddess of Spring, the East, Resurrection, and Rebirth, is also the Maiden aspect of the Three-fold Goddess.
Ostara was an important Goddess of spring to the ancient Saxons, but we know little else of her other than this. Witch O Chick Script 26
Some have suggested that Ostara is merely an alternate name for Frigg or Freya, but neither of these Goddesses seem to have quite the same fertility function as Ostara does. Frigg, goddess of the home, wouldn’t seem to be associated with such an earthy festival and Freya’s form of fertility is more based on eroticism than reproduction. Witch O Chick Script 26
However, Ostara is associated, almost interchangeably, with many different goddesses.
She is essentially identical to Freya, for she is the goddess of the fertile spring, the resurrection of life after winter. Witch O Chick Script 26
She was equated with the goddess Idunna, who bore the Apples of Eternal Youth to the Aesir, and many believe that Ostara and Idunna are the same, or represent the same principle. She is almost certainly the same as the Greek Goddess Eos, Goddess of the Dawn.
(Again, following the threefold theme — Eos is the Maiden aspect of the three goddesses Eos /Dawn, Hemera /Day and Nyx/Night.) As Ostara is Goddess of the Dawn, we can understand why sunrise services have always been an important aspect of the spring resurrection/rebirth observances of other cultures.
Pagan Anglo-Saxons made offerings of coloured eggs to her at the Vernal Equinox.
They placed them at graves especially, probably as a charm of rebirth.
(Egyptians and Greeks were also known to place eggs at gravesites).
The Goddess of Fertility was also the Goddess of Grain, so offerings of bread and cakes were also made to her.
Rabbits are sacred to Ostara, especially white rabbits, and she was said to be able to take the form of a rabbit.
One myth says Ostara found a bird dying from the cold. She changed it to a rabbit so it could keep warm. Witch O Chick Script 26
Maybe this is why the Easter Bunny brings eggs to children on Easter.
Traditionally German children are told that it is the Easter hare that lays all the Easter eggs. wicca
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