A Teaching Circle

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Comment by Magikal Hermit on August 7, 2009 at 12:21pm

Gidday all,
Just a quick observation on the above explanation of the pentacle. It is also used by some as a symbol of death when it is inverted. As it says above, usually the five points represent; air, fire, earth, water and spirit (or life). While inverted the points stand for; air, fire, earth, water and death.
Thanks for setting up a group like this, we are all still learning our path (no matter how much you think you already know) and talking to like minded people will help us on our way.

Comment by Craig Phoenixwolf on February 16, 2009 at 5:43pm

I would like your thoughts on a blog I just posted.

http://paganismaustralia.ning.com/profiles/blogs/biblical-charge-of-the-goddess

It is a passage from the Bible that seems to clearly point to the Goddess.

Comment by Christina on February 5, 2009 at 10:31pm

Merry Meet everyone, Im in need of some help with my path, I have studied witchcraft for a few years known but never put it fully to practice and I wish to do a good self dedication ritual and too make sure I can learn to cast cirles proplery. Would anyone be able to guide me with some good information at all?
Thnks Christina

Comment by Rowan Macha on January 28, 2009 at 1:41pm

Attention all pagans. This one is important, Lets have our voice heard. http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/paganfreedom/

Comment by Rowan Macha on January 11, 2009 at 3:28pm

The Oak and Owl Coven Of Celtic Witchcraft
are pleased to present
The Spiral Path Wiccan Study Group
Commencing Thursday 26th February, 2009
For those wishing to learn the basics of Wicca & Witchcraft in an informal, friendly and safe environment.

Weekly gatherings.
No cost outlay (donations to cover printing & materials gratefully accepted)
The group is lead by two experienced mentors ( High Priestess & Coven Maiden)
May lead to further study (courses & workshops) and coven membership is suited.
When? Thursdays, 7.30 pm. ( a Sunday afternoon group may be initiated if the majority prefer)
Where? At the Covenstead, Elizabeth North.
Cost? Free
Who? email rowan_macha@hotmail.com

Comment by Norse Princess on January 5, 2009 at 4:55am

Merry Meet All,

I like Fianna live in western sydney and love Mysteries at Penrith, they have a beautiful selection of everything. My mother in law who is a devout catholic even goes there as she loves the angels and the crystal bracelets.
Blessings
Bel

Comment by Rowan Macha on January 3, 2009 at 9:22pm

Thanks Fi.
Its sad to see old favourites close down. Hopefully things will pick up soon.
-Rowan

Comment by Fianna on January 3, 2009 at 5:51pm

MM Rowan Macha,
I too have noticed the demise of many of our local pagan businesses lately. I live in Western Sydney, and we are really short of supply shops around here. Mysteries at Penrith is my recommendation.
Blessings
Fi

Comment by Rowan Macha on January 3, 2009 at 5:24pm

MM all,
Recently, I had need of some more charcoal blocks - we tend to get through rather a lot in our coven! I headed for my nearest local pagan supply store and to my dismay, found it had closed down! This seems to be happening rather alot in these economicaly challenged times. So, it occured to me that perhaps we should post our recomendations for pagan supply shops on this site. My current fav is now one in Murray st Gawler called Spellbound. Its has a great range of pagan jewelry, books, incense, candles & the like. (Hang Up in the city is good too). So, does anyone else have a suggestion?
BB
Rowan

Comment by Twisted Pixie on December 25, 2008 at 11:06pm

Yeh samhain and beltane are definately my favourites too.... =D Cool about the new house!! Its always exciting setting up a new nest =)

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