From Circle Military Support: Military Pagan Blessing Powers of the Ancient Ways, In this place far from my home and my family, I honor you and call upon you. Powers of Earth, Strengthen my physical body and the bodies of my peers and commanders. Powers of Air, Keep me vigilant at my post, [...]
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Oops! Friday almost got away from me! Here they are again, as promised. An eye-popping video from the Indo-Celtic Delhi 2 Dublin:
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Indian Bhangra Meets Irish Jigs: Lonny Shavelson introduces you to Delhi 2 Dublin, a Vancouver based band that freely mixes Indian and Irish music. To hear the entire audio segment on the band, visit http://www.theworld.org/globalhit Did you see the guy in the kilt??? Mother have mercy! You will have another dose of Delhi 2 Dublin [...]
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May 2nd was the first annual Pagan Coming Out Day. I’ve got one last “Coming Out” video for you: Miss Ross is an avatar of the Goddess. Enjoy!
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Many followers of Family Radio, a Christian call-in program, believe that Judgment Day is less than two weeks away. Kevin Brown,who owns his own nutrition and wellness business in Palmyra, N.J., tells Barbara Bradley Hagerty of NPR’ Weekend Edition Saturday, “[S]tarting in the Pacific Rim at around the 6 p.m. local time hour, in each [...]
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May 2nd was the first annual International Pagan Coming out Day. Members of the Temple of the White Rose created this video in honor of the day:
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Today, May 5th, is our National Day of Prayer. I’m with Rev. Selena Fox of Circle Sanctuary on this one: On this “National Day of Prayer” in the USA, I pray (1) that there will be more separation of church & state in this nation, (2) that freedom of religion be for all, and (3) [...]
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Welcome, May! It’s Beltane, one of the major sabbats in the Wheel of the Year. The Ancient Celts did not celebrate the solstices and the equinoxes; they held their fire festivals at the cross-quarter days. Beltane (May 1) and Samhain (October 31) marked the bright half and the dark half of the year. At Highway [...]
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