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Samhain History: Who Is Jack-o’-lantern And Where Did He Come From?
The story of Jack-o'-lantern combines Irish legend, Celtic tradition, and American cultural influences.
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Legendary Apples of the Otherworld: Immortality and Enchantment in Celtic Lore
Apples have long been an integral part of the Samhain meal, although now they are almost invisible behind the pumpkins, and even one of the old names of the Welsh Calan Gaeaf is the Apple Feast.
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Horses in Mystical Lore: Discover the Strengths and Skills They Symbolize
The horse symbolizes loyalty, friendship and teamwork. Once it sees you as a member of its herd, it will begin to trust you, work with you to achieve any goals, and will give you its eternal devotion.
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Celebrate October: Creating Magic Without Spells or Sorcery
What can you do in October that is non-magical and not related to psychological and spiritual practices – but, nevertheless, wonderful? This to-do list is for your inspiration!
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Exploring the Dark Origins of Faeries: From Old Gods to Victorian Myths
This spelling of the word may come from a tradition that considers the Other People dangerous and formidable in relation to people who do not harmonize with them.
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Discover the Magic of August Through Nature and Nostalgia: A Whimsical To-Do List
Feel the magic of the moment without any magic wand? Easy! I have put together a traditional to-do list for you for the new magical month of August.
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Symbols & Traditions of Lammas: Understanding the Harvest Holiday
There are two main branches to this holiday: agricultural and sexual. If the first is clear: August is the time for harvesting and its collection, then the second is not so obvious. But if you…
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The Spirit of Lughnasadh: Embracing Versatility
Lughnasadh is a festival of the beginning of autumn and the gathering of the first harvest. It is celebrated between the summer solstice and the autumn equinox, usually on the first of August.…
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The Power of Grounding with Coffee: A Magical Guide
Some people find that the smell of coffee alone is a great way to ground yourself. This is one of the reasons why so many people reach for a cup of coffee first thing in the morning.
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Palo Santo: What You Need to Know About Healing Incense
Palo Santo is also able to control the aura of space: it is believed that the smoke of this tree affects energy waves. You can also use a wand to cleanse crystals or jewelry with natural…
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Food
Experience Samhain with Five Unique Spicy Tea Recipes
Apple Pie for Cozy Autumn Evenings
Rhubarb: The Unsung Hero of European Culinary Tradition
How to Make Marmalade From Olive Oil: For Cheese & Chocolate
Salad With Red King Crab & Kimchi Mayonnaise: An Exquisite Combination of Flavors
Hot Sun for Health: Cold-Fighting Fire Cider
Imbolc Bread With Nuts And Figs
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Experience Samhain with Five Unique Spicy Tea Recipes
There are so many options for celebrating Samhain, it’s not always clear what to choose from. In such cases, always start with tea.
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Samhain History: Who Is Jack-o’-lantern And Where Did He Come From?
The story of Jack-o'-lantern combines Irish legend, Celtic tradition, and American cultural influences.
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Legendary Apples of the Otherworld: Immortality and Enchantment in Celtic Lore
Apples have long been an integral part of the Samhain meal, although now they are almost invisible behind the pumpkins, and even one of the old names of the Welsh Calan Gaeaf is the Apple Feast.
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Horses in Mystical Lore: Discover the Strengths and Skills They Symbolize
The horse symbolizes loyalty, friendship and teamwork. Once it sees you as a member of its herd, it will begin to trust you, work with you to achieve any goals, and will give you its eternal devotion.
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Apple Pie for Cozy Autumn Evenings
Autumn itself tells us to warm up with delicious tea and pies.
Delicious tender apple pie, the dough in it is barely noticeable, and the apples melt in your mouth.
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Celebrate October: Creating Magic Without Spells or Sorcery
What can you do in October that is non-magical and not related to psychological and spiritual practices – but, nevertheless, wonderful? This to-do list is for your inspiration!
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Exploring the Dark Origins of Faeries: From Old Gods to Victorian Myths
This spelling of the word may come from a tradition that considers the Other People dangerous and formidable in relation to people who do not harmonize with them.
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Rhubarb: The Unsung Hero of European Culinary Tradition
The most famous seasonal desserts of old Europe have a mysterious plant from the Tibetan mountains as their basis.
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Discover the Magic of August Through Nature and Nostalgia: A Whimsical To-Do List
Feel the magic of the moment without any magic wand? Easy! I have put together a traditional to-do list for you for the new magical month of August.
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Celebrating the Last Moon of Summer: August’s New Black Moon
August is a generous, kind, sunny month of harvest, full bins, the beginning of fairs; a month rich in holidays, when we praise our gods for their generosity, thank for the abundant summer and…
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Embracing Summer: A Guide to Self-Care Practices
No matter how busy you are, take the time to stop, breathe deeply, and pay attention to what’s happening in nature around you, to take in the lazy hum of bees, the intoxicating scent of a…
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Symbols & Traditions of Lammas: Understanding the Harvest Holiday
There are two main branches to this holiday: agricultural and sexual. If the first is clear: August is the time for harvesting and its collection, then the second is not so obvious. But if you…
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