Travel In Spiritual Worlds A Complete Guide On Astral Travels


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Book: Travel In Spiritual Worlds A Complete Guide On Astral Travels by Right

This book introduces the concept of spiritual travel. Spiritual travel is a form of out-of-body Experience done voluntarily to achieve a spiritual goal. In order to have an out-of-body experience, the soul or Consciousness of the individual must temporarily leave the physical body. During out-of-body experience, the physical senses shut down. When this occurs, an entirely new world opens up to the individual. Spiritual travel is a special type of out-of-body experience where the individual's awareness is heightened, and he or she is able to make decisions and direct the experience.

The spectrum of experience afforded by spiritual travel is very broad and can include a wide variety of psychic and spiritual states. In most cases, the spiritual traveler is able to clearly remember the Experiences and learn from them.
Spiritual travel is sometimes called transcendent or ecstatic experience because it deals with the "inner" senses rather than the physical senses. It also deals with states of being seemingly independent of the physical world.

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Paganism An Introduction To Earth Centered Religions


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Book review: Paganism An Introduction To Earth Centered Religions by River Higginbotham

Most pagan primers jump right into the seasonal calendar, Celtic strands, pentagrams, spell casting and the like. True to form, this offers a judicious overview of the calendar and the general characteristics and essentials of Paganism as the Higginbothams see it interconnectedness and blessedness. To their credit, though, the authors have crafted a very different kind of book, one of great spiritual depth that could be of genuine and lasting service to anyone who is interested in sorting out the whats and whys of belief. Early on, they outline the "big tent" of Paganism that shelters a dozen or more passageways (Wicca, Druidism, Shamanism, Santer?a, etc.), comparing it to Christianity and its popular denominations (Methodist, Roman Catholic, etc.). Throughout, they employ calm and rational prose that seeks not to proselytize as much as to aid discernment, making good on the authors' claim that, "Whether or not you decide to be a Pagan once you finish [the book] is not as important as providing you with tools to help you identify your values and goals." The seven chapters are nicely paced with illustrations, diagrams, visualization exercises, discussion points and journal prompts, all of which can be used by individuals or groups. The authors tackle the charge of Satanism head-on with success, but even more progressively (and clearly) they weave new discoveries in physics into the life fabric of belief and action. The final chapter explores ethics, and similar to the others, serves the broadest common good.

The founders of both a pagan church and the Council for Alternative Spiritual Traditions, the Higginbothams here offer an overview of the belief systems comprising neopaganism. Included in the discussion are Wicca, Shamanism, Asatru, Celtic traditionalism, Druidism, Santeria, Voodoo, and other forms prevalent in paganism today. The authors proceed from central concepts of interconnectedness and blessedness, to a definition of neopaganism and a discussion of personal responsibility for one's beliefs, to concepts of Deity, Satan, the living universe, "magick," and ethics. The format is similar to that of many self-help books, with text, diagrams, discussion questions, and meditation exercises. This clear, rational, and sympathetic introduction to neopaganism for nonpagans will be helpful to all readers interested in exploring their spirituality. This first book by the Higginbothams complements existing introductions, such as Margot Adler's Drawing Down the Moon and Graham Harvey's Contemporary Paganism: Listening People, Speaking Earth, at least one of which libraries should already have. Recommended for public and undergraduate libraries and for religion collections.

This book goes in two directions. First is a very good overview of many of the different groups that are under general Paganism. Explored are the basic philosophies and beliefs of Druids, Wiccans, Asatru, shamanism, magic, general paganism and all the various offshoots. There is a good section on many of the various paths under that 'umbrella'. There are many theories that have given rise to the modern pagan movement that are explored as well. There is discussion on what makes the pagan paths different from other world religions and discusses beliefs and practices as well as myths and misinformation.

The second direction of this book is a basic handbook on the practices of many of the different beliefs. From the Wheel of the Year to connecting with personal Deity to individual responsibility, the book reads as a guide to incorporating many of the philosophies and basic Tenets of these beliefs into your own life. Ethics are also discussed throughout the book and there is a good chapter on Ethics and Personal Responsibility.

The book also has 'aids', or subsections that allow the reader to absorb or digest the material in the book, encouraging the reader to think about the material, add it to their journals for further research, discuss with others or question for themselves. This gives the book more of a handbook feeling.

There are good notes for each chapter, a glossary and an excellent bibliography that allow the reader to pursue those things they may find they want to explore further. There is also an index for easy reference. There is much information in this book that is worth looking over. If you are unfamiliar with Paganism in general, this is a good primer. If you are looking to expand your base of knowledge on Paganism, this book offers a good overview. And if you are looking for a good basic handbook, while there are many specific to the various paths, this book would make a good overall view for those who are looking at the various paths and need a guide or are looking at paganism in general for their path.

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A Strong Spell For Love And Passion


A Strong Spell For Love And Passion Cover you will need:
fire
rosehips
a red paper heart

Write your name and the name of the person you wish to love you upon the
red paper heart. Build a fire, and when the flames are at their fullest
throw in the rosehips. Concentrate and picture the person in the fire, and
then say:

God and goddess, I appeal to you
From fire's breath and love anew
Roses offered through the flames divine
Take (name of person)'s heart and make it mine!

Hold the paper heart to your heart, and then throw it into the fire. Watch
it burn to ashes, and then close the spell:

God and goddess, your help I seek
To turn aside emotions weak
And help true love bind me to this,
I seal my spell with passion's kiss!

As an ending to this ritual, for love is a dangerous thing to play with,
you might consider adding "and if it is not for the good of all, may my
spell not come to pass."
Blessed be.

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Dealing With Psychic Attack


Dealing With Psychic Attack Cover DEALING WITH PSYCHIC ATTACK
Zhahai Stewart

What to do if you think you are being attacked.

1 - Question if it is really either imagination, or coming from within yourself.
Something may be trying to get your attention, but it may not be external, and
by focusing on an external "enemy" you may be missing the point.

2 - Check to see if you are yourself inadvertently sending something out; maybe
someone is just reflecting some energy back! Nothing is gained if you get into
adversarial mode in that case. Many people have been taught that reflecting is
the proper response.

3 - Put up a grounding shield. Ground it out, send it to the Mothr who can
recycle the energy. Grounding is usually taught to every student. If you don't
feel you can be a "conduit" safely, ground it by reflecting it downward to the
Earth; that is a big target and easy to hit. By grounding it out, you are
protecting yourself, yet not being caught up in it.

What not to do.

1 - Figure out who is sending it and counter attack. You might be wrong, and
may be starting a feud. You might be right, but they may not realize that they
are "sending" so you may start a feud or cause unnecessary harm. Even if you are
right, you are escalating a feud, of which we have too many. This is commonly
discussed as a bad idea.

2 - Put up a reflective shield which will return the energy to the sender. This
is commonly discussed as a good idea, but we disagree. We think this is unwise.

For one thing, it is not necessary; if you can make an accurate return
reflection, you can certainly reflect it to Earth instead (where it can be
recycled). There is no reason you should not be able to ground out more energy
than you can accurately reflect to the sender, if viewed properly.

For another, your accuracy in returning it may be less than perfect. You might
hit close but not close enough; if you can't reflect it to earth, you are going
to have trouble reflecting it to an unknown person.

Sometimes this is discussed as if once you return it, the sender will just stop;
because they will awaken to what they are doing, or because the returning energy
will be too much to handle. The thing which is seldom mentioned is that if the
sender (assuming there is one) was consciously attacking, they will likely
already be prepared with their own mirrors, etc. Great, if we put near perfect
mirrors at each end and pump in energy, maybe we can get a psychic laser effect;
guess who is just on the other side of the mirrors to catch the intensified
leakthru?

If they weren't aware of sending, they will probably just assume they are being
attacked and take countermeasures. If they follow the 3 steps above, fine,
nothing is damaged. But many of them will immediately think they have to put up
a defensive mirror, or maybe worse (see below; they may decide to teach you a
lesson for attacking them). Few people naturally respond to perceived attacks
positively (especially if they are in such a bad mood already as to be sending
without even realizing it).

Another serious concern is getting drawn into a unacknowledged feud by your own
weaknesses. It is often agreed that one should reflect back exactly what is
received, without adding anything of one's own. But the same people who
advocate that may use terms implying "returning it with enthusiasm". There
appears to be an easily tapped source of self-righteousness in most people
feeling attacked, and it is _very hard_ not to get drawn into imagining, at some
level, the satisfying effects of the energy going back to the attacker; that
draws one into a "counter-attack" even without realizing it. Grounding it does
not.

Watch for yourself when people are discussing "returning to sender"; see if
there isn't very often a hidden desire for revenge or retribution lurking there
grasping for their "control panel" - and deflecting their normal attempts at
staying centered by claiming to do no more than is "justified". Justified is not
the question; self knowledge and balance are.

There is another thread which shows up often in discussions like these; the need
to "teach the sender a lesson". In some cases, I have even heard this justified
as "protecting the community". This way lies manyі Є рЙь±PRINT D did the Goddess
give you an "agent of threefold return" marshall's badge, that exempts you from
any consequences "because you are just an agent"? That hubris is gonna teach
some hard lessons, but the self appointed marshall may be the major recipient.
It would be a little bit healthier to just shed the self-righteousness and call
it an ego driven feud. "Teaching them a lesson" gets filed under the pitfalls
of righteousness, the ways that one's own weaknesses seduce one.

Also consider, what if despite your initial impression, the negative energy is
really coming from inside, from part of you? Are you going to be better off
"reflecting it back" (maybe with additional conscious or unconscious oomph) or
grounding it? "Gee, I returned it but good, and now they have stepped it up;
the sender really needs a lesson!". That may be more true than you know, bucko.

Notice that nowhere do we say that one has no "right" to put up a reflective
shield; of course one does, and is fully justified. Also, possibly, unwise.
There is a distinction between what one has a "right" to do in "self defense",
and what is wise to get drawn into. Reflecting it is neither necessary, nor
likely to produce positive results, but if _that itself_ is the lesson to be
learned, what can I say? Each chooses their own path, and that is as it should
be. At least if one has considered the above, one should know what they are
stepping into.


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Weight Loss Magick Program Spell


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What good would magic be, if it could not provide for one of women's basic
needs, that of losing weight? In fact it is a simple deed to perform, if a bit
lengthy - but what are a few days of magic, when sometimes years of
efforts, strenuous gymnastics, and suicidal diets have failed!

It might even sound too good to be true, yet true it is. And this you have to
believe, as it is the only pre-requisite for this magic to work: that
unconditionally you believe in it. If you are halfhearted about it, you might
as well give up and take up weight-lifting instead.

For this magic you need two things: jasmine essence, and a quartz crystal.
Jasmine is the flower of femininity. (I am supposing this magic to be
directed to a woman - of course men do want to lose weight too. If this is the
case determine from a flower section or herb section, which plant would suit
you best for this magic). Jasmine is the flower of senses, of pleasure, of
physical attraction. The best suited therefore to bring you back in touch with
the pleasure of being in your skin, of looking and feeling attractive, the
feeling that exudes naturally from a healthy and balanced body. In fact all
the responsibility for weight problems resides somewhere in the body's loss
of its ability to stay balanced. Deficiencies on the emotional or mental plane
are interfering with the body's natural wisdom. When its balance is impaired
its happiness is lost.

Through jasmine you may magically evoke that lost sensuous joyfulness.
With the crystal quartz you focus your energies on the issue at hand, and
give staying power to the healing forces. Begin the process during the day,
when the moon is full. Cleanse and dress yourself and sit in your magic
place. Place the jasmine flowers or essence and also the quartz crystal in
front of you together with the symbols of the elements (air, fire, water and
earth).

As you call the powers a different element will present itself to you,
according to where the imbalance is in you. That will of course change the
shape of the incantation. In this example I will use the element air - on the
basis of this example you can work out the different variations.

So air is in this case the element which speaks, the power which will help
you with this magic. Words belong to air magic. Now inhale the scent of the
jasmine and relax deeply to ask your subconscious to give you a word - the
key word for this magic. For a few minutes you are sitting with your eyes
closed, thinking of nothing. When you sense your mind beginning to wander
astray, touch the quartz - its magical powers will help immediately to focus
your attention again.

Soon the key word will form itself in your conscious mind: in this example it
is "independence". It does not matter that you understand why this particular
word should be your key word. Certainly a reason is there, your unconscious
has its own deep wisdom - but it is not important that you should be
consciously aware of its motives.

Every night, from the full moon to the black moon, you will rub a few drops
of jasmine oil on your naked body. While doing this, let the key word
"independence" stay in your mind.

As you revel in the fragrance of the jasmine, relaxing, images will come to
your mind, suggestions as to how to expand on the independence in your
life. Maybe you will have a vision of yourself learning a foreign language.
Following these suggestions is an essential part of this magic; if you want it
to work you will have to find a way.

The quartz crystal will help you with that. If you find yourself saying, "I
have too much to do, I cannot possibly fit this in, I never was good at
languages anyway," etc., touch the crystal and feel its energy for a few
seconds. It will immediately give you clarity and firmness of purpose, and
you will be able to see what you need to do, and have the determination to
do it.

Every night, before going to sleep, rub the essence on your body, and
experiment with your key word. Keep the crystal with you at all times for
this period - to touch it whenever you feel that you need to do so.

Thanks to the magic of the flower, of the crystal, and of the key word given
to you by the power air, a deep change will start in this period. A change
which will enable you to regain your natural balance, and the grace and
beauty that go with it.

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Freeze Your Rival Spell


Freeze Your Rival Spell Cover Freeze your Rival Spell

The following spell is to freeze the negativity sent by an enemy. It is an
ancient spell that is very potent. If you cast it you can rest assured that you
will certainly stop the antics of your enemy (without harming them). This spell
can be cast at any time and during any phase of the moon.

Ingredients:

1 piece of paper large enough for you to print the full name
of your enemy.

A refrigerator

1 ice-cube tray or small plastic bottle.

METHOD:

Step (1) Print the name of your enemy on paper.
If you don't know your enemy's name, just print
"ALL MY ENEMIES".

Step (2) Place paper in ice-cube tray.

Step (3) Fill ice-cube tray with water and place in the freezer compartment of
refrigerator. As you place the tray in freezer repeat this verse:

"Stay there and freeze
For as long as I please."

Step (4) Leave name in ice until danger is past. Do not allow ice to thaw.

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Paganism Today Wiccans Druids The Goddess And Ancient Earth Traditions For The Twenty First Century


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Book: Paganism Today Wiccans Druids The Goddess And Ancient Earth Traditions For The Twenty First Century by Graham Harvey

This Collection of fascinating papers resulted from the first academic conference on contemporary Paganism in Britain. The chapters cover all the various Traditions which fall under the umbrella of Paganism - Druidry, Witchcraft, Heathenism, Shamanism, Goddess Worship, various forms of magickal practice, etc. There is also an excellent overview of the roots of modern Paganism by Bristol historian Ronald Hutton. A good place to start learning about this "fastest growing religion in Britain" (BBC 'Everyman'). Best chapters are by Harvey, Harris, Simes and Sutcliffe.

Despite being one of the fastest growing religious movements in the world today, contemporary Paganism has lacked a strong academic voice until now. While focusing primarily on Paganism in Britain, this collection of papers goes a long way towards filling that void. I would strongly recommend this book to anyone, Pagan or not, who desires a deeper Understanding of the current Neo-Pagan movement worldwide. Excellent read!

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