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Stellar. I left a comment on your webpage. Such a timely reminder; thank you again.
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Ted, thank you for checking it out. I am so glad you liked it!
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May we learn more and more to go within to find the truth of limitlessness. May we be less and less willing to buy into the opinio
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Yes, yes, yes! Thank you and amen. Re yr last line about not listening to those in control: I wrote a blog about not letting them
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Ted, I found it. Check it out if you want and have the time. It is called "Do Not Get Trapped in the Uni-Dimension" and is at http
A Faerie Haven: Living in Myth, Being Magic
For some people, magic isn't something they do, it is what they are. This blog focuses less on theory and more on lyrical mysticism, applied spellcrafting, experiential awareness of Divinity, and related topics. A haven for you who long to become your myth and live your poem. Faerie tales do come true.
Francesca De Grandis
Whether you want a teacher of magic, marketing, or anything else, here are seven helpful hints:
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This is just so sound on so many levels! Have shared.
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Bee, thank you so much for both your kind words and the share. Blessings on your day.
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Meant to also say that this is an excellent post.
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Thanks, hon, glad you think so.
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And ask to actually speak/email/communicate with some of their glowing references. I could put on my page "Arwen is the bomb diggi
Can you help me? Do you know another term for Southern Spiritualism? Since the 80s, I've been a practitioner of Southern Spiritualism, an American tradition of African-based practices. I never hear the term used anymore, and no one knows what I'm referring to when I use it, so I'm hoping there's a term more people are familiar with.
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Dear Francesca, this is so spot-on. It's a shame that the people who really need to hear it will be the last ones to ever listen!
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It is sad that stifling codification happens in every tradition, within a couple generations of its founder. (Codification need no
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Wise insights. Thank you for shedding light. Native Americans value their oral traditions and believe that a living language cha
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JudithAnn, Oops, I accidentally posted before finished. Thank you very much for reading my post and your supportive comments. Glad
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JudithAnn, I could not agree with you more about oral tradition. Most people do not understand when I say oral tradition dies if w
I see dappled light and go to rest in it. I am fierce, when needed. I live a warrior's life, so know to seek peace when at all possible. There’s glory in war, but I do not seek war, only the glory that is mine for fighting well. I ignore petty jibes of a would-be warrior who long for fights to distract himself from his own poor stature of spirit. Or who antagonize others in hopes of stealing their position or their goods.
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A lovely expression, as always. I keep telling myself that I am not a warrior but a pacifist; since the 60's I have hated everyth
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Ted, thank you for both your supportive feedback and the sharing of your own personal experience. Your experience embodies the spi
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"I see dappled light and find peace in it." That's such a lovely statement. I love this piece. I think that I am not a warrior in
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Arwen, thank you. Yes, like you, my battles are not physical, and I get harder and harder to bait. Have a peaceful day, my dear. T
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Arwen, thank you. Yes, like you, my battles are not physical, and I get harder and harder to bait. Have a peaceful day, my dear. T
Diana Lucifera
Love, Beauty, Blessings, and Occult Danger
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This moved me. Praying the prayer rather than simply reading it was an experience I can't quite put into words. So I'll just say t
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Oh, my goodness, Arwen, thank you so much, I've known you a long time so and know you to be a person of depth, so I'm really grate
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Francesca, your pieces always brighten my day. Thank you for the introduction to this Diana, for the powerful Prayer for Solace,
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Ted, you are so nice to regularly read my blog. Thank you. I am glad you like the prayer. Using it has given me great solace ove
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May the love of the Goddess be ever in your heart.
Try the Doors
Long term trauma, shamanism, bodhisattvas. Alice down the rabbit hole sees a tiny door. Hear me when I say, "You will triumph."
If trauma is the door to shamanism, can long-term trauma make you a bodhisattva?
Yes, I made a joke. But not entirely.
What doors do you neglect?
What door is in front of you right this second?
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This reminds me of the Ralph Waldo Emerson quote: “I dip my pen in the blackest ink, because I'm not afraid of falling into my in
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Ah, you are in the fellowship of survivors whose joy also survives. Whew, it is a ride! Thanks for the supportive comment and the
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So good to hear from you again, Francesca. I was a mite worried about what I perceived to be an extended silence, and am happy to
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Ted, thank you, my dear, I am so glad you like the piece. And you are utterly sweet, thank you for your concern. But not an extend