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As Pagans we have three roles in our life, these roles Farmer, Warrior and Priest and it does not matter what path you follow these roles exist (although may have different names). In many pagan paths three is an important number, the triple goddess, the three worlds (heaven , Earth and underworld), the three fold law, Birth / rebirth life and death and many others.

So why is it the three role of a pagan are not often mentioned??? I think basically because in most cases the get mixed in and blended into the views buy drugs online without prescription and practices or particular paths – I know of a few paths that put some emphasis on the roles of a pagan.

The roles themselves are like the goddess or god separate but part of the whole a pagan may spend their whole life dedicated to the role they have chosen and not achieve the balance they require as they neglect the two other role.

Now each or the roles can be worked through like stages but ideally after time each role should become part of pagan and daily life.

The Farmer

The farmer role is about hard work and reward financially and spiritually it is often the biggest role we have in our daily lives, we like a farmer plant our seeds what them grow or fail we care for the land we live on even if it just the few square feet of our homes. The idea behind the farmer is about receiving rewards through hard work, now many of us like our jobs but just as many don’t as farmers we must take pride in our work if a farmer does not take pride in his field or life stock they will become full of weeds and pests until it becomes to much to handle causing things to die and wither. If we are in unsatisfying jobs we will face our own weeds and pests which each and everyday get bigger and stronger until we become consumed our life are spent seeking thrills to balance the drab life as the farmer.

The warrior

The warrior is a defender of values, a knight in shining armour; these are the thinks we will fight for our beliefs or convictions. The warrior is bound in honour and act in defence and with out aggression. The warrior will stand and die for what he / she believes is correct. The warrior is within us all, the mother who protect her children, the husband who defends the virtue of his wife, The person who stands up and say that must stop, The person who believes that they are right and will not back down. To be a warrior you will need to know how to defend yourself become skilled in weaponry and mental disciplines. Today to be a good warrior you need to be able to use your voice and intellect not guns or knives or even fists you aim, as a warrior is to be a knight in shining armour and not a tosser in tinfoil.

But there are times when as a warrior where you could face death for your beliefs and if your beliefs are strong enough you will be happy to die for them although in this modern day an age it is rare to a spiritual warrior dieing for the beliefs although you have plenty of warriors dieing for others belief as a spiritual warrior you must be sure of your convictions and insure that your actions pure if your gonna die for something be sure it what you belief in your heart.

The Priest   

This is not the role we play in ritual but a role we play in daily life the person that other confide in, a priest offers help without the need to be asked we see when others are in pain and choose to offer support and friendship it a higher self one free from the worry of what others may say. It the part of us that seeks out goodness in others and helps to develop it. It the part of us that strives to be at peace and even isolated from the sounds of the mundane world so we can hear the true voice of the divine.

Now when we look at the role each of us will see them in our own daily lives and we can the look at bringing them in to balance. The is no perfect formula or universal standard as each of us are individuals the best you can hope for is to find that internal balance and make changes to improve it.

Start with the farmer, look at your work life are you happy and productive? What changes do you need to make? Is your working life preventing you from being the spiritual warrior or the priest.

Next the warrior, are you constantly looking for a cause to fight something to give you a purpose? Are you fighting battles with your health or mind (inner demons) ? are you neglecting the role of farmer or priest as you feel your causes are worthy of all your time.

And finally the priest are you spending all your free time seeking spiritual enlightenment forsaking hard work and emotional battles in an attempt to be a better person or living for the needs of others hiding away from the real world?

Once you understand each role you have you can look at your life if it is in balance you should be working for what you need sharing the extras with family and friends have strong convictions to your beliefs and have time to connect with the higher self and divine and life a totally fulfilled life. But sadly life is not like that we all work to hard neglect the important things in the hope of gaining less important things.

A simple technique is to get a bit of paper and write the three headings farmer, warrior and priest and write a list under each heading and review what you see and find ways to improve your life and bring balance where needed most of us find that during our lives the role of the farmer will dominate but if your aware then you can make the changes you need.

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Originally posted 2010-09-21 11:17:28. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

The Burning Time is that period in history where women and men where persecuted and killed under Christian Church doctrine as witches or heratics.

This all started with Pope John XXII formalized the persecution of witchcraft in 1320 when he authorized the Inquisition to prosecute sorcerors. This was increased in 1484 when Pope Innocent VIII issued Summis desiderantes affectibus, a Papal bull authorizing two inquisitors, Kramer and Sprenger, to systemize the persecution of witches.

Has the hysteria increased and inquisitors starting being paid for every witch that confessed the ways of extracting a confession increased some of the more vicious included pulling bones from sockets twisting the muscle and pushing the bone backing to the socket or having brimstone/sulphur rubbed in to pubic and head hair and igniting it.

Any one could be accused of being a witch, most where accuse due to jealousy, fear or because they had argued with someone.

Once accused a person would be tested to see if they where a witch. The test would be :-

Dunking – The witch would be tied to a contraption known as a dunking stool, which would then be lowered into a fast flowing river, lake or large water container (usually blessed), to see if they would float. If able to float, then the accused was possessed with the ‘Spirit of Satan’ and ergo, a witch. Questions of whether clothing had filled with air and formed a convenient buoyancy aid were usually dismissed out of hand. If, however, the ‘witch’ drowned or died of hypothermia, they had obviously not been under Satan’s protective watch, and were therefore innocent. Unfortunately for the person concerned, they were also dead, so it all ceased to be of relevance.

Scales of Justice – An alternative trial was often to weigh the accused against a copy of the Holy Bible. If heavier than the book, the accused was being pulled down by the weight of the ‘Spirit of Satan’, and therefore a witch. If however, the good book proved the weightier, the person was not a witch and was free to go. Again questions of simple physics were discarded as irrelevant. Variations of this method were used, including weighing the witch against other holy relics, or indeed any object that was undoubtedly lighter than the accused.

Pricking the Flesh – This involved finding a mark of Satan upon the accused, usually a mole, wart, scar, skin blemish, birthmark or even third nipple. Once found, an accuser would push a knife or needle into the irregularity. If the wound drew blood, the ‘witch’ was innocent of the charge. If, however, no blood flowed from the wound, allegiance with the Devil was assumed. This test worked fairly well for the innocent, until some accusers found that a false knife, sleight of hand or even knowing places on the body where a needle could be inserted without pain or blood loss when ‘pricking the flesh’ could produce a more desired effect. The discovery of a witch!

Burning at the Stake – Self-explanatory really. The accused was tied to a stake and set fire to. If the witch survived the smoke and flames (highly unlikely), they were said to be in league with the Devil and able to endure the flames of Hell and thus taken from the flames and hanged. If they burnt to death however, they were innocent of the crime of being a witch. Burning was also the preferred way of disposing of a discovered witch, as it meant that holy ground was not tainted with a witch corpse.

There is an estimated that around 5 million people died due to the witch trials. In one Forfar Scotland it was recorded that 22 women where killed and as an acknowledgement of these women Mark and Marie Cashley who were shocked to find out how the often widowed or impoverished women were targeted, tormented and killed in the quiet, Angus market town of Forfar as recently as the 17th century.

Mark and Marie where even more shocked when they found out that there was no memorial or anything to give their deaths meaning.

So they have had constructed a dry stone “cauldron” and had it placed close to a public park popular with dog walkers, and commissioned a stonemason to construct a memorial stone in memory of the witches.

The memorial stone is simply dedicated to the “Forfar Witches”, and features 22 dots that represent each of the women who were killed for the “abominable crime of witchcraft.” At the bottom, the legend reads, “Just people”.

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Originally posted 2011-05-19 09:33:06. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Many neo pagan paths will use tools as part of their ritual work. Pagan ritual tools can be bought or made, although the majority of pagan tools will require a high degree of skill to construct.

Although no witch or pagan needs tools to perform magicks, cast spells or for ritual work it is nice to have them. But what should you buy and for what reason, below is a list of pagan and craft tools, I have separated the tools in to primary, secondary and tertiary craft tools

Primary tools of the craft

These tools are use in a majority of neo pagan paths and are common tools of the craft.

The Athame

The Athame (pronounced ah-thah-may) is a double-sided dagger with either a straight or flame shaped blade with a black handle. The blade is blunt so it does not accidentally cut someone, if Athame blade comes in contact with blood would render it useless and polluted. The Athame is never used to cut only to direct energy and is used in casting a circle.

The Athame is associated with the East and Air or South and Fire depending on which pagan path you follow. The Athame is also associated with the Male deity due to it phallic shape and is often used in conjunction with the Chalice and cauldron to symbolise the union of the god and goddess.

Besom Or Bossume

The traditional witches broom use to sweep away negativity and is used in Handfasting ceremonies witches are often depicted flying on a besom, The Besom is constructed from bundle of birch twigs, a staff of ash or oak, and a binding made from willow wands and is associated with the west and water.

Book of shadows

This is a book were possible leather bound and hand made but normally a large book containing rituals, spells, recipes, tables of correspondences and notes it possible to find that the contents may have been written in a magickal language such as runes or Theban. Their are coven Books of shadows and indervidual books of shadows

The Cauldron.

The cauldron has many uses within neo pagan paths and witchcraft; it is used for cooking, potions and food, scying, spell work. The cauldron is a three-footed pot with lid that comes in a range of sizes from tiny to mammoth size.

The cauldron is associated to the goddess and is seen a womb and a grave and places of hidden mysteries. The cauldron is associated with the west and water but can be used with any element with out conflict as the cauldron can be placed on earth or in fire filled with water when heat creates steam (air).

The censer

The censer is used to burn the incense that is often offered to the Deities, as well as being used to invoke the spirits of the Air, the Sylphs and Faery. The censer can be swinging brass burner or a few incense sticks held together and by wafting will become a censer.

The censer is a tool of the element Air.

Cup or Chalice

The Cup or Chalice is closely associated with the cauldron and is often called a bowl and is used to contain salt water, or wine for libation. The cup, chalice or bowl is normally made from brass, animal horn, crystal, glass or ceramic; some paths may have one Chalice for libation and other Cups (bowls) on an altar.

The Chalice represents the goddess and the west and water and is often used in conjunction with the Athame to symbolise the union of the goddess and goddess.

Cord Or Cingulum

The cord is used in some initiation rituals to bind the applicant; the cord is also used to mark out the circumference of a circle.

The Pentagram

The symbol of the pentagram is often worn a jewellery, engrave and printed on fabrics or ornaments and tools of the craft. The pentagram is also used as an altar plate where spells are constructed or offerings are places. The pentagram is associated with the goddess and the direction north and earth but can be associated with any element depending on the way it has be cast.

Wand

Often used as a replacement or alternative to the Athame wands can be made from wood or metal and it is possible to have more than one wand as wand can be created for specific purposes.

The wand is associated with the god and depending on tradition is either associated with the south and fire or east and air.

Secondary tools of the craft

The secondary tools are important but are not used in all pagan paths they are often associated or akin to primary tools.

Bells

The bell is often use to symbolise a beginning or completion or used as a source of vibration to help add energy to your working associated with east and air.

Candles

Although no ritual seems to be complete with out candle light candles are used in ritual as symbols or representations of the elements, the deities a person or for spell work. Candles are associated with the south and fire but the corresponding colours can be used to invoke other associations.

The Staff

Basically a staff, is a big wand and has the same associations and uses but it can also be used as a symbol of leadership.

The Sword

The Sword is a big Athame with the same association and is used in the same way and can be used as a symbol of leader ship.

Tertiary tools of the craft

The tools of the craft are not required for every ritual but no doubt every pagan and witch will have most if not all of these items.

Burin Or Bolline

A minor tool, a white hilted knife, is used for cutting herbs and any other use save magickal ritual in which the Athame is implemented. Many paths differ on the need for the Burin. Gardnerian Wicca absolutely forbids the use of the Athame for any purpose other than rituals. Seax-Wica on the other hand finds no need for it. It is a tool either abandoned or accepted by the various paths.

Crystals

Crystals use as altar decorations offerings used in spell work and healings.

Divination tools

Divination tools, such as runes, tarot cards, crystal balls used in spell work and affirmation

Herbs

Herbs used in incense as offerings in spell working and healing.

Poppets

Poppets or effigies these are either cloth or made from wax and are used in healing and spell work.

Sigils of the craft

symbols and charms and talismans used in jewellery, spell work healing and ritual works the most common Sigel is the pentagram.

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Originally posted 2010-08-24 11:59:06. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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As you read in the Facebook posting I will be closing the Cyber Cauldron down.

Now I am very sadden by this but there are reasons.

Cyber cauldron was a dream I started about 10 years ago it was my showpiece at the end of my training in web design and programming. I started out on my own in 2006 as a web designer using the cyber cauldron name about this time last year I knew I needed to reconnect with the divine on a very basic level so with the web design failing and debts mounting I designed the new Cyber cauldron site paid for it to be built to do what I wanted and found a supplier of pagan product which I felt others would like to buy.

Over the last year the cyber cauldron has become a money pit but that did not worry me each day I found a purpose, which allowed me the privilege to communicate with like-minded individuals.

Each day I would think about the divine and find something of interest to post sometime humour as I feel that sometime we can study so hard that we stop enjoying the learning process, my personal thought and musings on the goddess and magicks some of which never made it to post but I enjoyed the rant lol as well as what I felt new comers should know.

I always planned to run the cyber cauldron for a year and a day and cover the year and each festival as the moved towards them focusing on what it is to be an eclectic witch. My hopes would be that the cyber cauldron would become a true online coven I really wanted to reach for the stars but although still reaching grabbing nothing but air.

Now since Yule I have realised that in honesty that I can no longer justify that each month I have to pay for hosting, with no financial income of any kind it has got to the stage that my debts are getting higher and I have to sacrifice something.

Now I could work magicks for success or more money but I am an ethical witch and feel that magicks are available but you can become reliant on them I am happy to do workings for others but to work for personal gain is wrong and we can all find a reason to convince ourselves that it for the greater good a good witch understands that power is best tethered and control we wield a mighty weapon it is so might that it can control us so sometime it best not to use. In time you younger witches will see that magicks are a test you have to balance the times you use and the times you don’t sometimes we need to struggle.

Well getting back to the point I have tried everything to make this work on a financial level but still broke and getting worse by the day their have been time I have sat down in front of the PC and cried as I see my dreams slip away I have put pay pal donate buttons and google ads trying to off set cost but still broke lol.

A few days ago I sat down and as my fingers touched the keyboard from deep down inside a voice said today is the day to close the cauldron lid but I pushed on but last night I finally had to admit that this was coming to an end so posted to Facebook so in a weakened state I did the thing that I have found so hard to do.

Now the facts are I love the cyber cauldron it has been a part of my life but as we face Ostara I must return to balance and face the reality that I cannot spend every waking hour working on something that is not beneficial as an income.

So with that being said (unless I win the lottery) the cauldron must die but as witches we know that death is not the end so I can assure you that cyber cauldron will rise again and continue although I am not sure yet how I just know I cannot do it alone anymore in it current format.

Now I must say that the comments and phone call this morning shocked me as I final felt that the cyber cauldron was finally a coven I saw the high priestess take their roles as I remembered our conversation and I saw how much they have grown and felt the goddess in each and I was reassured that for me to let go of the path I chose a bigger and better path was waiting for me.

I make two promises one that the cyber cauldron as it stands will continue until we have done a year and a day and two that even if it just facebook the cyber cauldron will remain and our friendships will never be broken.

Brightest blessing

Draco of the Dragonstar

Originally posted 2011-03-29 04:38:42. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Items: Star Tarot Card – Lovers Tarot Card – King or Queen of Cups Tarot Card (choose the Tarot Card that corresponds to the gener your seeking)

Ritual: Layout the Star Tarot Card and visualize the floodgates opening and all obstacles that have kept you and your soul mate apart being removed – you should feel a sense of relief as you lay down the card.

Next lay down the chosen court cups card Tarot Card and visualize everything you want in your perfect soul mate – try to think of personality traits as well as physical traits.

They’re hair, their laugh, and sense of humour, affection given and received and so on. As you lay the card down and you are done visualizing, say these words:

“I call upon all good spirits, call upon all karmic forces,

I call upon wide ruling powers. Make smooth the way that may love may be brought to me!” Lay down the lovers card Tarot Card and say these words:

“As I lay this final card – the spell is cast the magick shall last -so be it.

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Originally posted 2010-11-11 08:34:36. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

The cyber cauldron facebook page is a community and not a group closed or open, information is provided freely.

My mission statement is –

Cyber Cauldron will be a place supported by the website www.cybercauldron.co.uk  where information some handed down from myself Draco or from other free sources to provide you with insights ritual, meditations, spells and advice along with many other topics to help you develop your pagan life .

You may use the CC facebook page to pose questions ask advice or request information or just read the daily posts to that end

We Cyber cauldron and the admin of the facebook page promise to

• Help you find what you seek.
• Be polite
• Be open to new ideas
• Respect your pagan beliefs
• Continue to provide information freely
• Develop a school for eclectic witchcraft
• Have a sense of humour
• And where possible have someone always online (admin for fb page always wanted)

In return for this I ask all member to agree in principle to

• Respect other members
• Do not insult or belittle another’s viewpoint or belief
• Share information where possible (any new group, link or idea)
• No matter your degree or training someone will know more so never flout your educations as an end to discussion
• Report to admin (Draco) any issues you have about this community

My brightest blessing and many thanks for joining this page I hope to keep it a friendly informative source for all pagans no matter their path

Draco

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Originally posted 2011-07-20 08:59:07. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Godcountry by Colleen Drippe
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Eduardo Sabat was once a slave. Because he does not know the codes which will remove it, he still wears the shackle-like bracelet that once bound him to servitude in a pagan land, and which continues to remind him of his past. Though first instinct for a freed man would be to distance himself as far as possible from the place of slavery, it is not Eduardo’s instinct. Now a for-hire mercenary partnered with the hardy Otto Zeller, Eduardo willingly treks back into the desolate colony called Godcountry, motivated by the job but not entirely aware of the consequences.

While the risks involved in returning to Godcountry are given, Eduardo is surprised by the attempts to foil his mission of returning the captured Hermadon Pelanot – son of the colony of Hithia’s leader – to the custody of his stern aunt. His estranged wife is mysteriously murdered, and soon attempts on his own life follow. Nevertheless, Eduardo presses onward with the help of a motley party which includes the devout Christian Wolfbane and a crew of interplanetary religious known as the Star Brothers, whose faith gives Eduardo something to ponder as he discovers the threat to his life is closer than he actually realizes.

Godcountry is hard science fiction blended nicely with elements of faith and humanity. This story of a bleak future plagued by religious persecution and interplanetary greed bolstered through human slavery doesn’t offer an immediate resolution to any problems, but offers the reader an intense look at how faith can exist in a hostile society and therefore offer a future of hope.

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	Dharma Wheel for Perfect Learning The dharma wheel is precious to all seekers of truth. Its eight spokes represent the eightfold path and its perfect circle symbolizes the fullness and perfection of Buddha’s teachings. Approximate size: 1½” x 1¼”	£9.99
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	Mercurea – Sodalite Pendant for Intellect and CommunicationSodalite, gemstone of the Throat Chakra with the symbol of air and Mercurym planet of intellect and communication. Stone set in 925 Sterling Silver, ornamented with 18ct gold, comes with a black cord and is presented in its own purple satin pouch.	£24.99
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	St. Brigid’s Cross for Protection Woven wheeled cross of the Goddess, hung over many doors of the Irish for Protection. .	£7.99
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	Odin’s Mask for Cunning & DiscretionMythology relates that Odin sometimes wore a mask when encountering potential opponents. This mask was so terrifying that enemies often retreated without Odin needing to fight them, thus saving the “Allfather’s” energy for more enjoyable pursuits.  Size: 37 x 15mm / 1½” x ¾”	£9.99
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	Dracogram for PremonitionsClutching its divination ball, the Dragon symbolises Life Force combined with the magickal energy of the Pentagram to form a powerful talisman for Scrying into the future. Size: 40 x 36mm	£14.99
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	Celtic Pentagram the Endless Intertwining of LifeThis intricate Celtic Pentagram symbolises the endless intertwining of life with the circle of infinity. This Beautiful Pentagram is beautifully decorated with Five Swarovski crystals Size: 43 x 36mm / 1¾” x 1½”	£14.99
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Originally posted 2011-02-20 10:39:26. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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	Step-By-Step Tarot by Terry DonaldsonA Complete Course in Tarot ReadershipAn accessible workbook providing a complete course in how to read tarot cards for yourself and others. It demystifies the esoteric symbolism to reveal simple universal, contemporary interpretations that any beginner can understand.	£11.74
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	The Complete Tarot ReaderEverything You Need to Know from Start to Finish by Teresa MichelsenTeresa Michelsen’s self-study programme helps students develop a long-lasting, intuitive approach to Tarot reading. Instead of memorising standard card meanings and spreads, readers are encouraged to use their own life experiences and knowledge to craft a personal understanding of the cards. Included are study goals, progress activities, and easy exercises for exploring the suits, court cards, major arcane, and a variety of reading techniques	£20.56
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