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Pagan Paganism Dictionary II on Aportation
Aportation: A PK talent involving the seemingly instantaneous movement of an object from one location in space-time to another, apparently without going through the normal space-time in between. See Teleportation.
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Pagan Paganism Dictionary II on Mechanistic
Mechanistic: A word used (usually as an insult) to refer to those who prefer to analyze even supposedly nonphysical phenomena in terms of physical or mechanical patterns of behavior.
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Wiccan Pagan Dictionary on CREATION MYTH
CREATION MYTH - myths about the origins of the world, often falling in one of four types. 1. creation from nothing in which God fashions Heaven and Earth from sound, word/thought. 2. creation from a cosmic egg in which the universe arises from complementary opposite principles. 3. an Earth diver story in which an emissary from the heavenly realm plunges into the chaos below and brings up clay or mud to fashion the Earth. 4. an emergence myth in which the first people emerge into the world of light from the underworld below. (NAD)
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|  |  |  | Paganism Glossary: Pagan Denominations Dictionary on WICCAN SHAMANISM
WICCAN SHAMANISM: Created by Selena Fox, high priestess of Circle Sanctuary, Wiccan Shamanism is a religion that blends Wiccan practice, humanistic psychology and a variety of shamanistic practices from tribal societies around the world. Healing is the primary focus of a Wiccan Shaman, and he/she observes all the sabbats, traditional activities, and the Wiccan Rede in conjunction with shamanic practices such as vision questing and dreamtime.
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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 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 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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|  |  |  | Paganism Glossary: Pagan Denominations Dictionary on PECTI-WITA, PICTISH WITCHCRAFT
PECTI-WITA, PICTISH WITCHCRAFT: This is the solitary path of the pre-Celtic people known as the Picts. They inhabited northern Scotland and warred frequently with the Celts before being absorbed by them. The main tools in Pecti-Wita are the Staff and the Athame (Buckland calls it a Dirk). Pecti-Witans use a "Keek-Stane" which is, in effect, a scrying stone or the equivalent of a crystal ball.
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Wiccan Pagan Dictionary on ARTEMIS
ARTEMIS – 1. Greek Goddess of the Forest. 2. symbol of wilderness in women which is not to be lost (Robert Bly) (NAD) The Greek version of the classical moon-goddess, whom the Romans called Diana. Artemis may mean: Height Source of Water; as the moon was anciently supposed to be the source and ruler of all waters. (ABC)
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