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Wiccan Pagan Dictionary on FIVE FOLD KISS, FIVEFOLD SALUTE
FIVE FOLD KISS, FIVEFOLD SALUTE - the Witches ritual salute, with Kisses (1)on each foot. (2)on each knee (3) above the pubic hair (4)on each breast and (5) on the lips. Really 8 kisses in all. It is only used within the Circle, but the words that go with it are the origins of "Blessed Be"
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Wiccan Pagan Dictionary on DOWSING
DOWSING - 1. using a pendulum or stick to find a location of a person, place, thing or element. Answering yes or no questions. Holding a pendulum over a chart to answer specific questions on life patterns. (TRASB) 2. practice of locating water, minerals or other objects through the use of a rod, pendulum or other object. (NAD)
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Wiccan Pagan Dictionary on GAIA, GAEA
GAIA/GAEA - 1. the Greek Goddess of the Earth. 2. seeing the Earth as one giant self regulating organism of which we are a inextricable part; hypotheses that treats the planet as a living being. (James Lovelock & Lynn Margolis, 1972) 3. adj. Gaian of humanity as one body. (NAD) 4. Greek Goddess, (Earth Mother or Mother Earth). Environmental action group use this term. (TRASB)
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Magickal
Traditions Dictionary on JAMAICAN VOODOO
JAMAICAN VOODOO: The polytheistic religion and magickal system of West African origin found in the Caribbean, South America and North America today. It recognizes that there are a multitude of gods and ghosts who each have their own myths, rites, offerings, taboos, and magical forces. Obeah is a healer god, who can also be invoked to bring illness and other calamities to one's own enemy. Also known as Obea, Obeah, Obi, Oby, Jamaican Voodoo.
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SOLITARY: A Witch who practices Witchcraft or Wicca and worships alone rather than as a member of a coven. During the early growth of Witchcraft and Wicca in neo-Pagan circles one had to be initiated by another Witch, but as Craft traditions changed and became more liberal, it became acceptable to initiate one’s self. Many solitaries have belonged to various covens and have decided they prefer being alone; others opt to be solitaries to protect their privacy.
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Wiccan Pagan Dictionary on CABALA, KABBALA, QUABALA
CABALA/KABBALA/QUABALA - 1. Hebrew magickal system. (TRASB) 2. spelling usually employed when discussing the spread of Kabbalistic teaching and symbols into Christian circles during the Renaissance. (NAD) 3. KABBALA - traditional Jewish mysticism; chain of inter transmission of the secrets of esotercism (Hebrew) Soul aspect: - yehida.....archetype
- hayah.....divine emanation
- neshamah.....thought, principles
- rv’ah.....spirit
- nefesh.....species, animal soul.
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Wiccan Pagan Dictionary on OSTARA
OSTARA (O-star-ah) - Also Eostra (Yo-stra). The Sabbat observed at the Vernal Equinox and often referred to simply as the “Spring Equinox”. This Sabbat celebrates balance and life renewed, but it was not a Sabbat for the Old Celts until the Saxons brought it to their attention around C.E. 600. Ostara is named for the Teutonic Goddess Eostre and is symbolized by the egg. (CMM)
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Wiccan Pagan Dictionary on TIR NA NOG
TIR NA NOG (TEER-nah-nohk) - “Land of the Forever Young” This is the Irish Land of the Dead or as it is usually called, the Otherworld. Tir-na-nog is presided over by the crone and her cauldron to which all life returns to await rebirth. (CMM)
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Wiccan Pagan Dictionary on CRONE
CRONE - that aspect of the Goddess that is represented by the old women. She is symbolized by the waning moon, the carrion crow, the cauldron, and the color black. Her Sabats are Mabon and Samhain. (CMM)
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