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Contents
4 News from the Edge
5 Dream Weaving Publisher & Editor Speak
6 Keeping the Edge: Hanging at the Edge of Precipice
8 Plant Vibes: Going Green & Cushy: Growing Moss
11 Wheel of Happenings Events Calendar
12 Eclectic Cooking It Begins with Beans
14 Art & Soul Fantasy Artwork of Crowskin
16 Urban Shaman Drumming Up Energy
18 Handecraft Preparing an Egg for Crafting
20 Pagans and Pysanky
21 Life’s Wit The Manor
22 Our Lady’s Counsel advice from Lady Fae
23 Note This! Music Review on Arkona
24 The Pagan Edge Book Review
26 Scribes’ Tablet Poetry from our …
Jemma Hawkins, 29, of the UK has been diagnosed with bi-polar disorder. As part of the UK health system she has been receiving regular, sometimes daily visits from mental health care visitors to help her with her condition.
However, on one of the visits the health care visitor told her that she should remove her pagan religious items from plain view and put them away in the bedroom so as not to affect Jemma’s 10 year old son.
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“Women are supposed to be very calm generally: but women feel just as men feel; they need exercise for their faculties, and a field for their efforts as much as their brothers do;
Read the full story »The words witch and witchcraft are used predominantly as an accusation throughout Africa, either to describe a number of clearly defined traditional religious practices that do not self-define as witchcraft, as well as a number of variable urban legends perpetuated by religious leaders, churches and traditional healers, or to identify women, children and men who are not actual Witches.
Read the full story »Below is an excerpt from a US private that has kept his name and location withheld out of fear for his wife and family. The soldier considers himself a “quiet” Muslim and has not shared his beliefs with his fellows. The letter was originally sent to Mikey Weinstein of the Military Religious Freedom Foundation and addresses Bible verses on rifle scopes that demonstrates why the issue matters.
Read the full story »The pope also denounced the “supposedly egalitarian vision” that human beings and other living creatures should be placed on the same plane of existence, adding that such a worldview would “open the way to a new pantheism tinged with neo-paganism, which would see the source of man’s salvation in nature alone, understood in purely naturalistic terms.”
Read the full story »Its hard to think of spring as we sit here in North America surrounded by snow and the cold grip of a winter that will not release its hold for several months yet. However, in the warmer latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere they fast approach the first days of spring.
Read the full story »Today, the use of echinacea seems to be almost as common as that of over the counter pain medicines. Echinacea is found in a variety of products used to shorten the duration of the common cold and flu as well as reducing some of their symptoms.
Read the full story »Just in time for the New Year my favorite guest Author Raindbow brings us new feature to Personal Visions, Pets! Rainbow is an avid pet fan and she has wanted to share with other Pagans some of the joy and fun she has with her little friends! Please enjoy!
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