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Blue Tigers Eye
http://bluetigerseye.today.com
Pagan site that boasts articles on Pagan History, crafts and news. Blue Tigers Eye is a new site for like minded individuals to learn and have fun!
- Added on: Mar 13th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Wind Danncer
- Listed in: Religion
- Tags: wiccan paganism pagan news pagan crafts divinatory tools pagan history
Recent Posts
The May Day Holiday is Still Alive Today
May Day has been celebrated for hundreds of years with bonfires, dancing, May Baskets and dancing the Maypole! In many traditions this is the holiday that celebrates the union of the God and the Goddess, a fertility celebration for the up and comi...
Ideas for the Wind Moon
Tomorrow night is the night of the full moon, also known as the Wind Moon or the Seed Moon. This the time during the wheel of the year that the winds kick in and the seeds that have been dropped by the plants are blown around spreading life arou...
Choosing Your Craft Name
When choosing to dedicate to the craft, on many occasions, some will find themselves searching for a new name to fit their new spirituality. There are many different reasons for finding your craft name and many different ways to find it! In some ...
Acing the Tarot Deck
Divination is a form of future telling that has been around for thousands of years! Tools, such as sticks, rocks, shells and bones all have been used in one form or another to predict the future. As technology advanced, other tools, like cards...
Sitting on a Throne Deciding our Fate over a Chalice of Mead
I don’t know if it was being an atheist for so many years, or my love of science, but when I worship the God and Goddess, I find it difficult to picture them as life forms that are sitting on their thrones, hanging out, deciding our future w...
What Does the Moon Have to do With Paganism?
It is indeed a fact that the police stations tend to be busier during the times of the full moon. That does not mean that the full moon makes criminals, but it does however, reinforce the notion that the moons gravitational pull does have an affect...
