Jennifer Wright is a witch on a path of change that is ever winding. She founded PaganPagesOrg over a decade ago in hopes of giving Pagans a platform to share and learn without judgment. She is now one of a Trinity of Goddesses running PaganPagesOrg. She loves to create in her spare time and you can find her Magickal Creations & Jewelry for sale on Her Page: This Witch’s Stitches & More Love Yourself.

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    Merry Meet

                                  Welcome ______________________________________________________________________   In This Issue… We feature two Great Book Reviews:     Pagan Portals: Kitchen Witchcraft by Rachel Patterson and   Ariadne’s Thread by Laura Perry     Learn all about Germanic/Scandinavian Goddess Frau Holle in She Who is All – Goddess of Ten Thousand Names.     Make a Delicious Yule Brew in WitchCrafting: crafts for witches.     And….Heirloom Holiday Cutout Cookies in our newest column The Kitchen Witch!!     Ever hear of Witch Balls?  Learn all about them with Tink in her column, Tink About It.   ______________________________________________________________________   We are always looking for…

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    Yule Correspondences

        Lesser Sabbat – Winter Solstice, circa Dec 21 Other Names: Jul (“wheel”, Old Norse), Saturnalia(Rome ~December 17 & 18), Yuletide(Teutonic), Midwinter, Fionn’s Day, Christmas (Christian~December 25), Xmas, Festival of Sol, Solar/Secular/Pagan New Year Animals/Mythical beings: yule goat (nordic), reindeer stag, squirrels, yule cat, Sacred White Buffalo, Kallikantzaroi-ugly chaos monsters(greek), trolls, phoenix, yule elf, jule gnome, squirrels, wren/robin Gemstones: cat’s eye, ruby, diamond, garnet, bloodstone Incense/Oils: bayberry, cedar, ginger, cinnamon, pine, rosemary, frankincense, myrrh, nutmeg, wintergreen, saffron Colors: gold, silver, red, green, white Tools,Symbols, & Decorations: bayberry candles, evergreens, holly, mistletoe, poinsettia,mistletoe, lights, gifts, Yule log, Yule tree. spinning wheels, wreaths, bells, mother & child images Goddesses: Great Mother,…

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    Aromatic Life

    It’s All About the Lavender   Here are some beauty recipes whose main ingredient is lavender.   Lavender and Rosemary Soap   Lavender (Lavandula augustifolia) and rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) each have a mild yet stimulating effect on skin. Both are antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, and beneficial for treating wounds, blemishes, boils, dermatitis, fever blisters, and more. Begin this soap by making and infusion of fresh lavender flowers and rosemary leaves. To make an infusion, pour one cup of steaming hot water over three tablespoons of dried or fresh lavender flowers and rosemary leaves (proportioned as you like) and steep for ten minutes. 3 cups glycerin soap base 1/4 cup lavender flowers/rosemary leaves infusion 1 1/2 tsp. lavender oil…

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    Merry Meet

                         Welcome!   ________________________________________________________________   In This Issue… An Interview with an incredibly creative and talented witch this month, Sheena Cundy.   An Excellent Book Review on “Summoning The Fates, A Generational Woman’s Guide to Destiny and Sacred Transformation” by the wonderful Z Budapest.     Stones Corner discusses Dream Stones and their Meanings.    and…     Our Apothecary tells you all you need to know about Coriander   ________________________________________________________________   We are always looking for new talent.  If you are interested in writing email us at [email protected]   ________________________________________________________________ Join us on Facebook, Twitter, & Etiary!   ________________________________________________________________   Check…

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    November Correspondences

    The name is derived from Novem, the Latin word for nine, as November was the ninth month in Rome’s oldest calendar. THE SNOW MOON The ninth month in the old roman calandar. In Celtic traditions it is the beginning of the new year, considered a month of beginnings and endings. Astrological Signs: Scorpio, Sagittarius. Nature Spirits: Banshees and other beings who carry messages between worlds. Herbs: Ginger, hops, wormwood, hussop, patchouli, mugwort, nutmeg, star anise. Colors: Black, white, purple. Flowers: White lily, dahlia, chrysanthemum. Scents: Rosemary, dragons blood, lilac, pine, wisteria. Stones: Topaz, obsidian, onyx, Apache tear. Trees: Pine, cypress, yew, elder. Animals: Bat, wolf, sow, dog, snake. Birds: Owls,…

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    Aromatic Life

    Aromatherapy What is Aromatherapy? Aromatherapy uses essential oils extracted from natures flowers and herbs. They are used singley or in blends. The aroma is inhaled, and the oils mayb be applied to the skin, as well. The herbs/flowers or combinations address specific disorders or needs. It appears the body is able to utilize the healing properties of the oils through the olfactory system of the body and so initiate the healing process. These illnesses maybe physical or emotional. Seasonal Aromatherapy Season’s are changing and it’s getting colder out. I thought I would share with you some aromatherapy tips on some seasonal disorders that you may find useful. These are mainly…

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    Stones Corner

    Dream Stones Dream Stones are used in some night spells.  You can also intentionally bring your dream stone into your dreams, using it for energizing, traveling, and healing. As you drift to sleep, simply repeat to yourself: “Dream stone of light, Dream with me tonight.” Keep this stone next to your bed, under your bed, or in your pillowcase.  You can keep it in a little natural fabric bag for cushioning.  Or even hold it in your hand as you drift off to sleep.   A List of Dream Stone and Their Meanings: -Agate: Grounding and balancing your dreams, self-confidence, balance -Amethyst: Divine communication, wisdom, -Citrine: Dream messages, mental clarity, dispelling negative dreams,…

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    Merry Meet

                     WELCOME   ___________________________________________________   For Samhain Information click below   ___________________________________________________   In This Issue… We feature two great Interviews… Author, Kenn, is a Shaman and a healer. Author and Hereditary witch Z Budapest.     An interesting read on the must have  Ten “Stress Stones”.   Learn how to make your own ink in Thriftcrafting.   ___________________________________________________   We are always looking for new talent.  If you are interested in writing email us at [email protected]   ___________________________________________________   Join us on FaceBook,Twitter, & Etiary!   ___________________________________________________   Check out our Etsy  

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    Stones Corner

    Ten “Stress Stones” Amethyst Having a cluster of Amethyst at hand is good for keeping negative energy away. Amethyst helps you think and act at your clearest. Wear an Amethyst pendant continuously for migraine prevention, tension headaches, and alleviating arthritic pain. Citrine Also known as the “Success Stone”. Citrine encourages a bright outlook and promotes happiness. It attracts wealth and joy. It can help stabilize emotions and soothe family problems. Citrine is also good for improving stress-related digestive problems. Clear Quartz Quartz is an excellent general physical system fortifier and protector. It increases mental clarity. Hold a clear crystal at your solar plexus and breath evenly for several minutes to…

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    Samhain Correspondences

    Other Names: celtic ~ Summer’s End, pronounced “sow” (rhymes with now) “en” (Ireland), sow-een (Wales) – “mh” in the middle is a “w” sound – Greater Sabbat(High Holiday) – Fire Festival Oct 31-Nov 1(North Hemisphere) – Apr 30-May 1 – The Great Sabbat, Samhiunn, Samana, Samhuin, Sam-fuin, Samonios, Halloween, Hallomas, All Hallows Eve, All Saints/All Souls Day(Catholic), Day of the Dead (Mexican), Witches New Year, Trinoux Samonia, Celtic/ Druid New Year, Shadowfest (Strega), Martinmas or Old Hallowmas (Scotttish/Celtic) Lá Samhna (Modern Irish), Festival of the Dead, Feile Moingfinne (Snow Goddess), Hallowtide (Scottish Gaelis Dictionary), Feast of All Souls, Nos Galen-gae-of Night of the Winter Calends (Welsh), La Houney or Hollantide…