When I first started out as a beginner Pagan, learning my path, I was surprised how few books were out there that gave this information. I managed to track down some autobiographies, such as Sybil Leek and Phyllis Curott, but often they spoke in metaphors. It made for a great story, but I wasn’t so interested in literal demons at that point – I just wanted to know how to live a ‘proper’ magical life!
Many years have passed, and the questions remain. I now know a little more, have found what (generally) works for me, but also realize that I’m still evolving in my practice, allowing my practice to change as I do. That’s why it’s called ‘practice’, after all.
However, I know that those folks who ask the questions aren’t helped by that. Ultimately, yes, you do have to find your own way for yourself (and that’s a huge hurdle which many new Pagans aren’t able to overcome), but as someone who’s travelled that bit further, part of my responsibility to the wider community is to open doors, show paths through the untravelled woods... not deliberately obfuscate them for the sake of Magical Drama!
So how do you practise your Druid/Witch/Pagan/magical path every day?
First of all, consider your daily life as it currently is. Maybe make a bulleted list of tasks that you do: wake up, morning washing routine, school run, meals, household chores, work... whatever you do.
Then consider how many of those you would call a ‘ritual’. The easy examples that I often use are the Washing Routine and the Making of Tea.
Hear me out!
It’s easy to not pay any attention to your morning preparations, but while these are so automatic that they’re almost done without your input, they are a ritual. So make them one!
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The Wonder Of Unicorns
People nowadays believe that unicorns are creatures of myth and magic. However, these seventh dimensional ascended horses with light spiralling from their third eye are beings of light who vibrate at a higher level than we do. This is why we often cannot see them.
The Ever-Living One
I vividly remember when I first started writing my devotional to Hekate.
The Magic Of The Crow
Crows, black shadows flying overhead, omens of death and war. Feeders of battlefields, their cries signal dark times ahead and warn of evil prophecies. Or do they? Even though the crow is often seen as a harbinger of dark tidings, there is much more to the mythology and folklore of this amazing, intelligent bird than black luck.
Living Your Magic
One of the questions that I’m asked the most is ‘how do I do what I do? How do I live every day in my magical space?’
Tours In India With Vish Singh
1. Why did you become a tour guide?
Beneath Every Green Tree
When the universe was young and the barren earth untouched, God called forth from the soil a lush and verdant garden.
Unravelling The Past
Over the past century human, have accomplished many things from the creation of auto-mobiles to moon landings - they have broken the bonds of gravity and redefined time and space. In my ‘spirit travels’ I too have defied the natural order, bypassing what is known as current time to go back to the past.
Herbs Of The Sun, Moon & Planets
Yes, you read the title correctly, and are no doubt wondering how there can be any herbs growing on any of the other heavenly bodies of our solar system.
Working With The Cycle Of The Seasons Plant Magic
Today we have the luxury of buying what we want whenever we want; however, change is afoot in the mundane world with a movement that focuses on seasonal and local food. For Pagans and Wiccans, this goes hand-in-hand with a spirituality that celebrates the seasonal wheel of the year.
The Wren: The Brilliant Trickster...
To them I was not human but a stone or tree: I felt a sharp wonder they could not feel.
