Ritual music

A Sex Goddess Ritual Using Recorded Music

Have you or someone you know ever uttered the words, “I’d like to have more music in my ritual, but I can’t sing”?  If so, you are not alone.  We run into many circles and solitaries who love hearing music far more than they are comfortable making it.  My own mother swears she could drag an entire church …

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Poking Fun at Witch Stereotypes

I’ve always been leery about religious or spiritual types who are unwilling to occasionally poke fun at their own beliefs and practices.  As Witches/Wiccans, we have a lot of stereotypes to satirize, thanks to Halloween, such as the old hag with green skin and a big wart on her long hooked nose. Like you, I …

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I Am the Kitchen of the Goddess

Happy Mother’s Day! Earth spirituality often depicts the earth as a mother: the source of nourishment, healing and comfort. From “give thanks to the Mother Goddess” to “the earth is our mother, we must take care of her”, images of the divine mother abound in pagan songs. One of the things that drew me into …

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Spring Treats for Rabbits and Humans

And the wheel turns to springand the wheel turns to spring… I got to hear that Crow song (Dance of Spring) frequently over the past year.  It took a lot of rehearsal.  Of course my human Mom would prance around the house singing “And the bunny turns to spring!” because she is ridiculous and likes to insert …

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In the Fire – Giving “It” up to Kali!

In the Fire is a movement song. It generates physical movement with its rhythm and spiritual movement with its message. Hindu Goddess Kali dances in the fire, and is a fearsome, dark and very popular manifestation of the Goddess in India.  She destroys what is ready to be reborn, and in this way she urges …

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A Healing Circle at Beltane

This post is dedicated to my crowsister Donna Pauline. Remembering you, the magic and the love. -“The Other Dona” Sister Dearest, I was thinking of you and our walks along the river path. Walking, talking, sharing secrets. And singing, of course. Singing the tunes we sang with our CrowSisters. The Crow Women had developed a …

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