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THE FEAR OF CRITICISM It is difficult, if not impossible, to identify how man gained this basic dread, but one thing is certain: he has it in a well-developed form. Some believe that this fear first appeared in man’s consciousness around the time that politics emerged. Others say it can be dated back to the inaugural gathering of a female organization known as a “Woman’s Club.” Another school of humorists attributes the origin to the contents of the Holy Bible, whose chapters are rife with scathing and harsh criticism. If the latter claim is right and people who take literally...

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A common herb used in many contemporary Pagan magical rituals is mugwort. Mugwort is a very adaptable herb that is simple to produce. It can be used as incense, for smudging, or in spellwork. Mugwort can be used to induce delayed menstruation since it is frequently associated with the female reproductive system, possibly as a result of its links to the moon. It is known as St. John’s Plant in various nations, including Germany and Holland. Because it was thought that waiting until St. John’s Eve to pick your mugwort would provide you with additional protection against illness or bad...

The Kraken

Discover the legend of the Kraken, a monstrous sea creature from Scandinavian folklore, feared for sinking ships and creating deadly whirlpools.

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The history of roses is complex and interesting. The rose is 35 million years old, according to fossils. There are now more than 30,000 different kinds of roses. This makes the rose family tree the type of flowering plant with the most different kinds. Rose cultivation most likely began some 5000 years ago in Asia. They have been a part of the human experience since then, and references to the flower may be found in many ancient tales. And there are so many great stories about roses throughout history that we can all recognize. The rose was named after Aphrodite...

The Sacred Circle: Understanding the Importance of Medicine Wheels in Indigenous Mythology

In the heart of the North American landscape, scattered across the plains and nestled in the hills, ancient symbols etched into the earth whisper tales of spirituality, healing, and cosmic balance. These symbols, known as medicine wheels, hold profound significance in Indigenous cultures. They are not merely relics of the past but living testaments to a worldview steeped in harmony, respect, and interconnectedness. This blog post delves deep into the essence of medicine wheels, unraveling their mysteries, exploring their historical contexts, and celebrating their enduring relevance in Indigenous mythology. The Origins of Medicine Wheels Medicine wheels are circular arrangements of...

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