A Rainbow of Spirituality

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Within this section are described the beliefs, ceremonies and practices of Goddess worship and witchcraft. To many the two are synonymous, however, witchcraft includes more practices than just Goddess worship. Also both concepts and their practices are embodied in Neo-paganism. The following descriptions will attempt to explain past and present meanings of these beliefs and practices.

Articles presented from [The Mystica]. Clicking on any of the links in this section will open a new browser window on http://www.themystica.com website.

• Book of Shadows
• Burning Times
• Cauldron
• Cauldron Mysteries
• Cernunnous
• Chanting
• Cone of power
• Crossroad
• Drawing Down the Moon
• East
• Eide
• Esbat
• Fermentation Mysteries
• Flying ( Transvection)
• Golden Bough
• The Goddess--I, Intorduction and History
• The Goddess--II, The Virgin
• The Goddess--III, The Mother
• The Goddess--IV, The Crone
• Great Rite
• Handfasting
• Healing
• Helms Amendment
• Hedge Witch
• Herding Cats
• The Horned God
• Initiation
• Invocation of the God/Goddess
• Lake Nemi
• Lares
• Libation
• Light and Darkness
• King of the Woods ( Rex Nemorensis)
• Nanshe
• Naos
• North
• Ozark Witchcraft
• Pastos
• Penates
• Pentacle
• Renenet
• Sa
• Sabbats
• Sea Witches
• Skull
• Slain God
• South
• Summoner
• Transformation Mysteries
• Transvection ( Flying)
• Voice of the Wind
• Walburgisnacht
• Wells
• West
• Wheel of the Year
• Wicca
• Wiccan Mythos
• Witch's ladder
• Witch's mark

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