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04/08/2024

Beautiful!! 🙏🏼💕

Rumi told us that the wound is the place where the light can enter.
Khalil Gibran told us that out of suffering emerges the strongest souls, that the most massive characters are seared with scars.
Marcus Aurelius told us that the impediment to action advances action, that what stands in the way becomes the way.
Napoleon Hill told us that every adversity, every failure, and every heartache carries with it the seeds of an equal or greater benefit.
Elisabeth Kübler-Ross told us that the most beautiful people we have known are those “who have known defeat, known suffering, known struggle, known loss, and have found their way out of the depths.

These writers have an appreciation, a sensitivity, and an understanding of life that fills them with compassion, gentleness, and a deep loving concern.”
That “beautiful people do not just happen.”

When Joseph Campbell outlined the hero’s journey for us, the premise was that at the moment of the deepest and most unmoving difficulty, the protagonist recognized that it was they who must change. That which seemed to derail the path was the pinnacle moment at which the true path was actually revealed.

In each case, the epiphany is that the presence of the challenge is the initiator. If we are lucky, our lives will continue to grow as we are presented with new paths, and various obstacles among them. To heal is not to arrive at a place where we are absolved of that difficulty, but where we no longer interpret the presence of it as our finality, our ending. Rather, we come to see it is as yet another beginning in support of the continual unfolding of all we will one day know ourselves to be.

In a world where most of us die before we are dead, where most of us hyper-fixate on what we cannot control and leave to ruins everything that we can, where most of us fear our humanness and our vulnerability — I hope you find the courage to try. I hope you will come to see that just maybe, beneath the journey you fear to take is the life you had been waiting for, all along.~
~ Brianna Wiest
Original post on Sacred Dreams FB page)

Art by Annie Hanman

03/22/2024

Absolutely!!

02/19/2024

Beautiful!!

02/12/2024

Beautiful!

02/07/2024

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02/06/2024

A little education for those who are interested and are unsure.

There seems to be a bit of confusion lately on whether Paganism or Wicca or even black or dark magic has anything to do with Satanism or Devil worship. The answer to this is absolutely NO.

Paganism pre-dates Christianity, Judaism, Islam and almost all modern religions by thousands of years. Pagans and Wiccans do not believe in the Devil. The Devil is a Christian concept. We cannot worship something we do not even believe in. Devil worshippers must first be Christian to believe in the Devil, then turn against their God to worship his fallen angel.

Wiccans are Pagans who practice Witchcraft as part of their religion. A Pagan is an umbrella term for a person who worships nature. A Pagan will have many Gods, or they will not have any Gods at all and just worship nature. They do not have a sole God as in the Christian God or the Devil.

When Wiccans use magic we use it along with nature, we are not greedy and use it for what we need, we try to keep a balance in all things and realise that what we give out will come back on us good or bad, we recognise our dark and our light, our good and our bad.

Black magic or dark magic goes against nature, it is usually used for personal gain or power at the expense of others and is not something Wiccans encourage, but even black magic is not in any way Devil worship or a part of any Satanic workings. Wiccans live by a code which says 'Do what ye will, but harm none'.

The Devil or Satan does not come into any aspect of Wicca; we do not even recognise the Devil as being real. Wiccans don't believe in the idea of Hell or Satan as they can take away accountability of one's own actions. How many times have you heard someone say "The Devil made me do it"? Or worse a murderer, ra**st, terrorist, child abuser or other evil person confide in a clergyman in prison, ask for forgiveness, "convert" to Christianity and are given absolution and presumably a key to Heaven? In Wicca, there is no go between, your actions are your own and you do NOT escape paying your debts, whether you do so in this life, in the Shadow World or in the next life.

Wicca is a peaceful religion that works with the balance of nature and the Great Wheel Of Life. There are no demons at all in Wicca. So if anyone tells you any different, a priest, a shaman, a parent, a friend, a teacher, a partner. They are wrong.