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‎Spiritual Power
is available to everyone,
if you know how to use it.

--Martha Ward
(On the radio, after describing
what kind of advice
Marie Laveau would give
a New Orleans resident
when a hurricane was on the way...)

In whatever tradition they occur, spiritual practices focuessed on an awareness of interbeing tend to have the intriguing psychological side effect of bringing significant earthly happiness to their most devoted practitioners, almost regardless of external circumstances.
--Martha Stout, Ph.D., in The Sociopath Next Door, p212-213.

http://www.celticbuddhism.org/

This sounds like the sort of Buddhism I could espouse. They encourage everyone to develop a daily meditation practice. But overall the religion is so "unstructured" that other Buddhist groups are concerned. And the Celts are known for their paganism.

The assignment: write up a homeopathic remedy from a non-homeopathic perspective, ie: don't give indications according to repertory, instead, find out more about the source of the medicine, and the history. I choose belladonna.
( notes on Bell. )

Protection spells are considered to be white magic because they are intended to keep someone healthy and happy in spite of the challenges of negativity surrounding. HARM NONE.
( a few interesting bits )

http://cauldronborn.blogspot.com/2007/05/primordial-symbolism-key-to-all.html

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INTERESTING TIMES

are better than no times at all.

Entries tagged with paganism

QotD: Spiritual Power

QotD: Interbeing

Celtic Buddhism

Homeopathy: Belladonna

Protection Spell

Happy Samhain

Pagan take on Jung

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