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Aspects of Magic and Spirituality
Different magical and spiritual traditions specialize in diverse areas. They teach a wide range of techniques, rules, myths, and other ideas. It is possible, though often time-consuming, to find a path teaching almost anything you want to learn. Some things apply to many traditions, while others prove most useful in only a few. This section presents in-depth explorations of sundry options for you to explore, along with ideas for further study.
Aspects of Magic and Spirituality
- Safety Tips
- Tips for Working Magic, Writing Rituals, Living Pagan, etc.
- Animal Magic/Totems
- Addressing the Cat Who Walks by Himself
- "Come, Toad"
- Plant and Animal Guides for the Urban Pagan (also accessible from Special Online Lectures)
- Totems, History, and Evolutionary Complexity (also accessible from Questions and Answers)
- Animism (also accessible from Questions and Answers and from Traditions)
- Culture
- Bell, Book, and Stock List: Catering to the Contemporary Pagan Customer
- Charge of the Star Goddesses (also accessible from Science Fiction: Reprints of Articles/Essays)
- The Cult Craze
- Expecting the Best: Standards of Behavior in Pagan Leadership (also accessible from Questions and Answers)
- His Story, Her Story, Our Story: The Evolution of Pagan Fiction and Pagan Literature
- The Recommended Reading List referenced in "His Story, Her Story, Our Story"
- Making the Pagan Rainbow
- Monotheism vs. Polytheism in Contemporary Paganism (also accessible from Questions and Answers)
- The Pagan Vocation: What Makes a Priest(ess)? (also accessible from Questions and Answers)
- Vested Interest: The Pros and Cons of Pagan Clergy
- Virtual Paganism
- Elemental magic (e.g., water/aquarium magic)
- "Beseeching Her Benevolence"
- "Firesong"
- "Meltwater"
- "Sparks"
- "Spirit Ears"
- "Under Your Heart, Earthmother"
- Plant Magic, Edible Landscaping, Permaculture, Herbalism
- Poetry
- 1995/1996: "Corn, Squash, and Beans," "Greenwitch," "In Deepest Appreciation," "Come to the Goddess," "Betwixt and Between," and "Firesong."
- 1997: "Where the Black Oaks Move," "Invocation to a Green-Eyed Goddess," "Rouse the Sleeping Lions," "Gifts of the Great Mother," "Message from the Edge," and "A Prayer for Perceptions."
1998: "She Is the River, and So Much More," "And He Is the Moon Too," "Her Lover, the Moon," "Maiden Gifts," "Old Woman Moon," "Red Moon Rising," "Beseeching Her Benevolence," "Come, Toad," "Spirit Ears," "Under Your Heart, Earthmother," "Believe, O Dreamer," and "Summerbelly," "Mist and Stone: What Makes a Wanderer," "Candles Calling to the Dead," "Timbre," "Brink of Dreams," "White Shell Daughter Speaks to Oshun."
1999: "Owlflight," "Augury," "Precipice," "In the House of Words and Wind," "Windwalker's Wisdom," "sparks," "Shaman Song," "Invocation to Agayu," "Meltwater," "shadow, shadow."- Sacred Music, Sacred Dance
- Stone Magic
- Recommended Reading Lists
- Recommended Reading for the Avalonian Path (also accessible from Traditions: Celtic: Druidic/Avalonian)
Art on this page is from the "Whiteflower" set, at Winter's Pages. The "New" animated gif is from 2Cool Animations.
The URL for this page is http://www.worthlink.net/~ysabet/spirit/index-aspects.html and it was last updated on July 7, 2000.