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~*~“Nurture your mind with great thoughts, for you will never go any higher than you think.”~*~ |
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| Age: | 34 years old |
| Sex: | Female |
| Location: | Somewhere between Annwn, Abred and Gwynwyd, Washington |
| Country: |  United States |
| Height: | 5' 8" |
| BodyType: | Average |
| Zodiac: |  Sagittarius (Nov 22 - Dec 21) |
| Last Login: | Jun 17, 2008 (545 days back) |
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About Me |
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View my page on Pagan Spirit O' Mary conceived without sin, Pray for those who turn to you! Amen. A Bedtime Prayer: Lovely Goddess, sweet and true Bless me now in all I do Help me know which path is right And stay with me throughout the night. Visit Pagan Spirit .. Find more photos like this on Pagan Spirit I do believe in magic. I was born and raised in a magic time, in a magic town, among magicians. When I was twelve, the words was my magic lantern, and by its green spirit glow I saw the past, the present, and into the future. We all start out knowing magic. We are born with whirlwinds, forest fires, and comets inside us. We are born able to sing to birds and read the clouds and see out destiny in grains of sand. But then we get the magic educated right out of our souls. We get it churched out, spanked out, washed out, and combed out. We get put in the straight and narrow and told to be responsible. Told to act our age. Told to grow up, for Gods sake. And you know why were told that? Because the people doing the telling were afraid of our wilderness and youth, and because the magic we knew made them ashamed and sad at what they allowed to whither in themselves. Robert McCammon R e m e m b e r F a i r y Do you remember your life in fairy? When we flew together through green leaf trees. You held my hand so gently I thought you would never leave. Today you remember not, lost in the human mind, not a trace of fairy kind. I am here today as Nay to show you the way. Back into your forgotten fairy past, this time your love will last. Come with me to a wooded glade; cool yourself in forest shade. Pan plays his pipes, a jolly tune, steady now, or you will swoon. Fairy energy, can you feel, believe me, WE ARE REAL. Not a fantasy from a book, not a hallucination. - LOOK. We are here among the flowers, weaving tales with our fairy powers. Hear our laughter, mischievous that we are, we come from a distant star. Content now to play held within a gentle breeze. Dreaming fairy dreams among the trees. Look into my eyes, deep into a fairy gaze; look carefully through the haze. A scene does form of such beauty, your mirrored thoughts for me to see. Nymph, Pixie, Elf or Fae Come join us today, we invite you all to come to see What is like to be a fairy just like me. JUDGMENTAL THINKING There are endless paths that lead to Source. And it is the connection to Source that is ultimately sought after by all. Everyone wants to believe that they have found the path . And, oh, it is glorious when you find that which you believe is your path. That is alignment with Source Energy. But when you say, I have found my path, and you over there on that other path, youre not on the path, in that moment of judgment, youre not on your path either. Compliment them on their choices. Never push against their path. Never put them in the position where they must defend their path by condemning yours. Instead, appreciate their path. Appreciate it as their method of connecting with Source Energy. And we promise you, there is not one method that is better than the other. © Abraham-Hicks December 9, 2000. The Ancient Wisdoms He who knows the ways of beasts and birds. Who can distinquish them by song and cry, Who knows the bright quicksilver life in streams, The courses that the stars take through the sky, May never have laid hands to books, Yet he is sharing wisdom with infinity... He who works with sensitive deft hands At any woodcraft, will absorb the rain, The sunlight and the starlight and the dew That entered in the making of its grain; He should grow tall and straight and clean and good Who daily breathes the essences of wood. He who finds companionship in rocks, And comfort in the touch of vine and leaf, Who climbs a hill for joy, and shouts a song, Who loves the feel of wind, will know no grief; No lonliness that ever grows too great; For he will never be desolate... He shares, who is companioned long with these, All ancient wisdoms and philosophies. Old Welsh Prose My Gods and Goddesses are the Tuatha De Dannon, I love them dearly and seek ways of gaining knowledge from them personally. So far to date the only way I have found that works best for me IS the teachings of Buddha. I am a healer and guide for most I will help you if I can and when I can, I am in the process of remembering myself. May the Shinning Ones Guide you Well. I edited my profile with Thomas Myspace Editor V4.4 (www.strikefile.com/myspace) Go to Pogo to play 100s of Fun Games ! |
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Celtic Creation Myth Once upon a time, there was no time and that was when there also was no gods and no man walked the surface of the land. But there was the sea, and where the sea met the land, a mare was born, white and made of sea-foam. And her name was Eiocha. On the land, near where the land met the sea, a tree grew, a strong and sturdy oak. On the oak, grew a plant whose seeds were formed of the foam tears of the sea. To sustain her, Eiocha ate the seeds, these white berries, and they were transformed within her. Eiocha grew heavy with child and gave birth to the god, Cernunnos. So great was her pain in childbirth that she ripped bark from the one tree and hurled it into the sea. The bark was transformed by the sea and became the giants of the deep. Cernunnos was lonely and he saw the giants of the deep who were numerous, so he coupled with Eiocha and of their union came the gods, Maponos, Tauranis, and Teutates, and the goddess, Epona. Eiocha soon tired of the land, being a creature of sea-foam, and she returned the sea, where she was transformed into Tethra, goddess of the deep water, sometimes called Tethys. The gods and goddess were lonely for they had none to com- mand nor none to worship them. The gods and goddess took wood from the one oak tree and fashioned the first man and the first woman. Cernunnos also made other animals from the one oak tree, the deer and the hound, the boar and the raven, the hare and the snake. He was god of the animals, and he commanded the oak tree to spread and grow, to be come a forest home for his children. Epona also made animals, but she made only the horse, mare and stallion alike, in remembrance of Eiocha who was no more. Teutates took limbs from the one tree, and fashioned a bow, arrows, and a club. Tauranis took limbs from the one tree, and fashioned thunderbolts made of fire and noise. He would leap to the top of the tallest trees and hurl his weapon at the ground. The ground would shake, the grass would burn, and the ani- mals would run in fear Maponos also took limbs from the one tree, but he fashioned not a weapon but a harp. He stretched strings of the winds from its limbs and spent his days in Cernunnos' forest. The winds would join in the melodies, and the birds as well. And all Cernunnos' animals would come from near and far to hear Maponos play. The giants of the deep saw the gods and goddess happy on the land, and the giants were jealous, for they had none to com- mand nor none to worship them. So the giants plotted against the gods; they would overwhelm them with the sea and take the land under the water. But Tethra in the deep sea heard the murmuring of the giants in the waves and she remembered her days as Eiocha and so she warned her sons and daughter. The gods were prepared the day the giants came against them. The gods took refuge in the one oak tree. Tauranis hurled his thunderbolt and split the land, and the sea overflowed its boundaries. Maponos broke the sky and hurled it at the giants. Teutates' deadly aim with the bow and arrows from the one oak tree cut down many of the giants. The giants of the deep were not without weapons; they had the strength of the waves. The gods overwhelmed the giants, but could not destroy them. The giants of the deep were driven back into the sea, and Tethra bound them in the deep waters. But a few escaped Tethra and fled far from her reach. They called themselves the Fomor, and built a life on the outer edges of the world. But the Fomor dreamed of conquest, and vowed to once again take the land from the gods. Of their later battles, our histories tell us much. The sea returned to its bed and Maponos repaired the sky. And the gods looked for Epona as she had been absent from the victory. Epona had rescued one man and one woman from the watery and fiery destruction, and the three of them waited deep in Cernunnos' forest. From this man and this woman Epona saved would come our mighty people. The gods and the goddess left the deep of Cernunnos' forest and re- turned to their home near the one tree of oak which still stood strong and sturdy, and the sacred berries where still white as sea-foam. Where the fiery pieces of the heavens Maponos had torn from the sky had mingled with the waters of the sea, there were born new gods. The god Belenus and his sister Danu sprang from where the heavenly fire had been but little quenched. The god Lir sprang from where the waters of the sea had al- most quenched the fire of heaven. From Lir, as the histo- ries tell, there would come the mighty Manannan, the beautiful Branwen, the wise Bran. But from Danu many chil- dren would come, the Dagda, Nuadha of the Silver Hand, the wise Dienceght, the smith Goihbhio, the fearsome Morrigan, the gentle Brighid. The Children of Danu and the Children of Lir are the two mighty races our songs tell of, ever op- posite. |
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I'd like to meet:Your mind is the only thing you will ever experience in life. Therefore, the scientific quest of reality or the journey to reach self-realization begins with the investigation and insight of the mind. To know your mind's reality is to know your reality. The key is to identify your mind correctly. What is your mind? Where is your mind? Summarised, the Buddha said: "Do not believe a spiritual teaching just because: 1. it is repeatedly recited, 2. it is written in a scripture, 3. it was handed from guru to disciple, 4. everyone around you believes it, 5. it has supernatural qualities, 6. it fits my beliefs anyway, 7. it sounds rational to me, 8. it is taught by a respectable person, 9. it was said to be the truth by the teacher, 10. one must defend it or fight for it. However, only when it agrees with your experience and reason, and when it is conducive to the good and gain of oneself and all others, then one should accept the teachings, and live up to them." Dharma-Wheel (symbol of the Buddha) with two DeerOr, as the Buddha taught: "My teaching is not a philosophy. It is the result of direct experience... My teaching is a means of practice, not something to hold onto or worship. My teaching is like a raft used to cross the river. Only a fool would carry the raft around after he had already reached the other shore of liberation." To his favourite disciple, Ananda, the Buddha once said (from: Old Path, White Clouds by Thich Nath Hanh): "If you were to follow the Dharma purely out of love for me or because you respect me, I would not accept you as disciple. But if you follow the Dharma because you have yourself experienced its truth, because you understand and act accordingly - only under these conditions have you the right to call yourself a disciple of the Exalted One." Three Reasons To Keep Silent Against saying anything you should not Against speaking in a way you should not Against speaking in a place where you should not Three Things That Patience Brings Love Peace Help from others Three Things That Bring Strength To Face The World Seeing the beauty and quality of truth Seeing behind the veil of falsehoods Seeing to what ends truth and falsity come Three Persons Loved By The Gods Those in whom strength and justice meet Those in whom bravery and mercy meet Those in whom generosity and satisfaction meet Three Persons Who Never Meet With Success He who marries by the counsel of his flesh He who eats by the counsel of his hunger He who fights by the counsel of his anger Three Things That Must Be Done In Order To Learn Listen intently Contemplate intently Be continually silent Three Things That Always Lead To Deception The love of a person too strong in sensuality The good will of one's supervisors The promises of one cursed with ill luck Three Things To Commend A Lover A virtuous face Discretion in speech Kindness in manners Three Things That May Not Be Conquered Nature Fate Change Three Blessings Of The Home An honest guard A cautious hearth keeper An astute messenger Three Things That The Diligent Will Attain Honor Success The compliments of sages Three Times When A Sage Must Speak To instruct against ignorance To advise against strife To tell the truth against an evil lie Three Things That Bring Great Opportunities Speaking little (and then always with circumspection) Quiet humor without superficiality Behaving without vanity Three Things That Bring Health Moderation in eating Moderation in work Moderation in merry-making Three Persons From Whom You Should Keep Yourself He who praises you to much for easy deeds He who speaks against you for his own benefit He who boasts of deeds never done Three Things From The Gods To Seek During One's Lifetime Hope Love Joy There Are Three Things: Wisdom, Loss and Remorse He who does not have the first will have the other two Three Things That Never End Well A lie Envy Deception Three Things That Are The Reward Of The Sincere Person The favor of friends The respect of the wise Success Three Virtues Of The Sage To remain calm when others cannot To remain quiet when others are not To remeber the gods when others do not |
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Music:My favorite Song! Of My Birth... Magnetic Moon day 9 Year of the Yellow Resonant Seed kin 244: Yellow Planetary Seed I Perfect in order to Target Producing Awareness I seal the Input of Flowering With the Planetary tone of Manifestation I am guided by the power of Free Will The lyrics below are to our popular song, The Lunar Chateau -- hope you enjoy it& THE LUNAR CHATEAU (4:59) As above, so below A haven for a weary soul Overlooking the vast vista With a special grace Be the dream, so be it With ambience of candles lit I doubt that they will ever see The chateau that's so dear to me [Chorus] At ease, I feel the pulse of geologic time Release, all the memories that keep you behind Nevermind, here we are at last on our Lunar Chateau Looking out the window at the cosmic show As above, so below As above, so below Among the splendors of my home Friends visiting soon In scarlett robes upon my steps Then we'll dine and talk About those ancient astronauts Of how they mined the Gaian shores And left their footprints as folklore [Chorus] As above, so below A haven for a weary soul Overlooking the vast vista With a special grace Be the dream, so be it With ambience of candles lit I doubt that they will ever see The chateau that's so dear to me [Chorus] |
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| MaritalStatus: | Married |
| Ethnicity: | White / Caucasian |
| SexualOrientation: | Straight |
| Hometown: | The Between Times |
| Religion: | Other |
| Children: | Proud parent |
| Education: | College graduate |
| Occupation: | Mystic |
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War News...Tired of it? |
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| Dear Friends, I know you wish there was something you could do about all the violence in the world, so I thought you’d like a website I found. ... Posted by Brandi of the Tuatha De Dannon on Thu, 10 Apr 2008 06:10:00 PST |
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LAW IN NATURE |
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| LAW IN NATURE If we study Nature we find that its forces, wherever we have been able to subject these to rigid tests, obey definite laws. Thus for instance the laws governing the force of gravitati... Posted by Brandi of the Tuatha De Dannon on Tue, 08 Apr 2008 08:26:00 PST |
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Weekly Horoscope for April 7 to 13, 2008 |
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| Weekly Horoscope for April 7 to 13, 2008 Astrologer Pam Younghans writes this weekly astrological Journal based on planetary influences, and offers perspective... Posted by Brandi of the Tuatha De Dannon on Tue, 08 Apr 2008 07:50:00 PST |
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LAWS INHERENT IN NATURE |
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| LAWS INHERENT IN NATURE There is an inherent tendency in Nature to restore balance and harmony wherever these have been disturbed. If the branch of a tree is bent out of position it reacts with an ... Posted by Brandi of the Tuatha De Dannon on Tue, 08 Apr 2008 09:08:00 PST |
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Great Shift Update Occasional Newsletter 24 |
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| Dear Great Shifters, In my February Newsletter I said: At the present time I see nothing happening to change my positive view of the future, as reported in recent newsletters. I will wait unti... Posted by Brandi of the Tuatha De Dannon on Tue, 08 Apr 2008 04:21:00 PST |
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Awakening the Divine within.. |
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| From: OPHYSDate: Apr 3, 2008 7:24 PMNamaste~Thank you!Ke Ancient WisdomStop running away from everything Natural.Spiritual information existed long before man created Books, So; Naturally, how... Posted by Brandi of the Tuatha De Dannon on Fri, 04 Apr 2008 10:50:00 PST |
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JOURNEYING |
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| JOURNEYING By Mikaya Heart Minister of Holistic Healing Drum journeying is an activity that was and still is utilized extensively by shamans from indigenous... Posted by Brandi of the Tuatha De Dannon on Thu, 03 Apr 2008 09:36:00 PST |
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Spring Cleaning With Feng Shui: Remove It and Move On |
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| Spring Cleaning With Feng Shui: Remove It and Move On by Susan Tartaglino Nature is beautiful in its imperfections and seems to express itself most fervently with the arrival o... Posted by Brandi of the Tuatha De Dannon on Thu, 03 Apr 2008 09:01:00 PST |
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THE ORIGINS AND TRADITIONS OF MAYDAY |
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| By Eugene W. PlawiukThe international working class holiday; Mayday, originated in pagan Europe. It was a festive holy day celebrating the first spring planting. The ancient Celts and Saxons celebrat... Posted by Brandi of the Tuatha De Dannon on Thu, 03 Apr 2008 08:28:00 PST |
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Two Full Moons in Scorpio for 2008! |
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| Two Full Moons in Scorpio for 2008! By Dikki-Jo Mullen, Astrologer As All Fool’s Day nears, the heavens are about to play an amazing two month long April Fool’s Day trick on us all! It in... Posted by Brandi of the Tuatha De Dannon on Thu, 03 Apr 2008 07:01:00 PST |
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