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A Beltane Story

         Once upon a time on an early May day two witches set out to perform a Ritual to celebrate Beltane. These were no ordinary witches these were two solitary witches who come together for rituals only. Most of their time is spent in practice on their own. This was a High Holiday when like Samhain where the veil is thin between the two worlds. The witches had plans to do a reenactment of a handfasting ritual between The Goddess and The God.  

         They chose a dry stream bed deep in a valley of Southern California. This place is an old Native American Grounds with a very long history. They could sense it's power and knew that the ritual performed there would be enhanced by that power if done on the right spot. They chose the stream bed for that reason. Although it was dry and sandy on top way below the surface the water still ran in an underground river common in these parts. They knew that moving water passing through all those minerals and matter underground would generate natural Earth Energy that they could channel. It would also ground them . 

          I was able to come across them while out hiking. I wasn't privy to the contents of The Ritual but I was able to snap these photos before I left them there peacefully. The magic was so strong I still carry it with me today.

this was their alter

please tell me that is only spilled pomergrante juice 

used in the ritual.lol

Make it a Great Day 

Blessed Be!

Pagan Names of the Week

On the Pagan's Journey nothing is more eye opening than when you learn that all the days of the week are named after Pagan Gods. I am very surprised that there wasn't a movement to change the names somewhere in history by Christians. Check out this article.

PAGAN DAYS OF THE WEEK

What does Pagan Mean

Wikipedia Definition of Pagan.

I also see it as any spiritual system of beliefs that are non-abrahamic.

E-Mov - Pagan Vision

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