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Random Acts of Kindness

Just what kind of a world DO we want? I think most of us really do have an answer to that. The bigger question is how do we achieve it.　New Age people would tell you that the world IS changing - the paradym is shifting away from violence fear and selfishness and toward caring and something that is more on the Soul level. But, like all upheavals - changes for the better are met with resistance from the other perspective; thus the increase in violence and chaos that we know all too well.　And what…See More
Aug 14
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A Lammas Celebration

Blessed Lammas, everyone! At this Sabbat many Wiccans and Pagans celebrate the First harvest. This Sabbat is about the cycle of birth, life, death and rebirth -- the grain god dies, but will be reborn again in the spring.　Depending on your tradition, you may also observe this Sabbat as the day of the Celtic craftsman god, Lugh. Lugh was known to the Celts as a god of craftsmanship and skill -- in fact, he was known as the Many-Skilled God, because he was good at so many different things. Take…See More
Jul 31
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The Sacred Traveler

Here we are, in the middle of summer; it's time to go out and see the world!　As the song says, "A week in Paris will ease the bite of it", but the Sacred Traveler tries to go a bit deeper. The Sacred Traveler looks for the transcendental, the numinous, making time off from his day gig a life learning process or even an exercise in self-realization.　Well, what is it that attracts people to places on this level? We'll take a look at the connection between Earth Spirituality and the many…See More
Jul 24
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Beach Magick

This week, the Spiral Dance is just a Day at the Beach! We'll start with the Charge of the Sea Goddess and we'll explore the role that Water has always had in religion.　From there we'll look at a few Sea Gods and Goddesses. Then I want to share a story. This is a spoken word peice presented by Mara Freeman. It's called, The Selkie!　Finally, we'll get right down to the shore and do some actual beach magick!　Be well. Do good. Enjoy the show!Some of the music you'll hear on this weeks show include…See More
Jul 10
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Jun 26
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A Midsummer Celebration

Happy Midsummer, everyone! The sun is high in the sky, the air is all warm and friendly. Let's stay up real late, then we can build some fires and roll them down the hills!.　It's been done forever, it's still being done now and it will always be done. We'll talk about where the word Litha comes from and what the holiday means for modern Pagans. Also, interestingly, Midsummer continues to be very important in mainstream societies in different cultures around the world! There are even some sects…See More
Jun 19
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Fruit Magick

Have you ever thought about the role that Fruit plays in myth and magick? Well, this week we'll compare apples to oranges.　Fruit appears in myths from around the world. Often it is a symbol of abundance, associated with goddesses of fertility, plenty, and the harvest.　And, as you may expect, many of the most significant fruits in world mythology, such as the apple, have different meanings to different cultures. We'll take a short look at many of these.　Also, we'll learn how To Use Fruit…See More
Jun 12
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Amulets and Talismans

This week's show is dedicated to a specific part of the World of Magick; Amulets and Talismans.　What's so great about talismans, or amulets? Simply the fact that they've always been around and we use them to this very day. In fact people in mainstream religions knowingly use them.　To start we're going to try to delinate the difference between an amulet and a talisman. Then we'll look at examples of amulets and talismans down the ages.　Then, I'll have a story, where objects are doing magickal…See More
Jun 5
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Leprechauns and Other Wee Folk

Have you seen them?　It's springtime, and Fearies abound. Let's see if we can't catch us one!　The Leprechaun is one of the major images that the Mainstream Culture has of what a Feary is, or what a Feary looks like. The other, of course, is Disney's Tinkerbell. Whatever Pagan path you may be following, I'm sure I don't have to tell you that neither of those images fullfills the whole tradition of the Fearie.　But anyway, the Leprechaun has a pretty interesting story by itself (or Himself - come…See More
May 29
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Mystery Cults

This week let's go way back in time to talk about Mystery Cults! Mystery religions were religious cults in Ancient Greece and Rome. Participation was reserved to initiates and secrecy was kept as to the particulars of the initiation and the cult practice in general. But how did these sects function within their societies? Were they accepted? Were there conflicts? Talking just about this one aspect of life in Ancient Greece and Rome can give great insight into how people back then lived their…See More
May 15
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Music In Ritual

I think a lot about music and the power that music has. So this week, let's talk about the role that music plays in ritual!　Music was important to the Chinese philosopher, Confucious, as it has been for shamans around the world and down the ages. In fact I have a little story that tell us just exactly how music came to the earth way back when.　And central to music is Rythm, singing and Dance. So we'll talk about all that stuff. And finally, we'll look at ways to write and create effective…See More
May 8
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Spring Cleaning

It's time for Spring Cleaning!　The idea of Spring Cleaning actually goes all the way back to ancient Egypt. We'll take a look at why Spring has become the time when we Clean House.And, while House Cleaning IS TERRIBLY, BORINGLY mundane, it does have magickal implications, and so we'll talk about some ways we can bring our Magick into our chores in some very powerful ways.　While we're clearing out our attics, let's look for Crafty Ways to Rummage and Recycle. Afterall, "Repair, Re-fashion and…See More
Apr 17
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Inner Child / Outer Child

This week, it's Kids' stuff here on The spiral Dance! Our theme is The Inner Child and the Outer Child.　What does the Inner Child mean to you? Do you feel trustful toward your Inner Child?These are the sorts of questions we'll be examining in the first part of the show. And pretty soon we'll listen to a recorded guided meditation from Alan Cohen for connecting with your Inner Child. This is from his album, "Journey to the Center of the Heart", and the meditation is called "Beloved Child".　Then,…See More
Apr 10
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Spring Visions

I'm dedicating this weeks show to one of the Five Cardinal Elements, the Element of Air. It's a good topic for April because, by many traditions, Air is associated with Springtime and Day's Beginning.　Usually associated with Men's Mysteries, Air is most often thought of as on the Mental Plane.　The Romans gave the month of April it's name, which they called, Aprilis. For the Romans, it signifies a time of unfolding leaves and flowers.　So we'll take a look at the Season of Spring - from the…See More
Apr 3
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April; Trickster and Fool

In honor of April Fools Day, our theme this week is: The Trickster and Fool. We'll take a look at the history of April Fools Day, as well as the Role that the Fool and the Trickster play in Earth-Based religious practices.　And in case you didn't know, Easter occurs on April 1st this year. I have a spoken word piece by Matt McCormick,: "The Salem Witchcraft Argument Against The Resurrection Of Jesus". Matt McCormick is a professor of philosophy for California State University, and he lays out…See More
Mar 27
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Celebrating Eostara

This week on The Spiral Dance we celebrate Eostara; The Spring Equinox　Astronomically, the Equinox occurs on Tuesday, March 20. We'll be talking about the history of Spring Equinox - the role that it has played in cultures down the ages:　So, we'll talk about the Norse Goddess Eoster. Is she a bonefide Goddess, or just a fiction created by one author? Does it matter, really?　Plus ya can't talk about this time of the year without mentioning Rabbits & Eggs; and, of course, the Balance of Light…See More
Mar 20
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Hometown
Hartford, CT
Relationship Status:
Married
Zodiac Sign:
Pieces
Do you remember your past lives?
Eretic Soul, other
Path or Tradition:
Earth Pagan
Do you have a religion?
Neopagan
Occupation:
Getting in People's Ears
Magic of choice:
Earth-Gaia Magic, Runes, Natural Magic, Other
Where you perform rituals?
inside your house, forests, on a beach, fields, pagan circle, around a bonfire
How do you perform your ritual?
I put my right hand in, then put my right hand out. I put my right hand in then I shake it all about. That's what it's all about.
Cemetery of choice:
EnglJannatul Mualla cemetery ( Makkah - Saudi Arabia )
Forest of choice:
I picked the EnglJannatul Mualla cemetery because if nobody could say it then maybe nobody would find me.
Beach of choice:
Good Harbor, Gloucester, MA USA
Among my preferred tools for Magick rituals:
Puppet, Other
What about Drugs?...
Viva Caffeine!, Viva Wine!
What about dancing?
I hate dancin'!
Food orientation:
Vegetarian, Carnivore, Fish eater, Other
Vegetarian's dilemma: Do you think eating meat is a crime?
Hell No!
Favorite food:
Spaghetti, Pizza, Steak, Hamburger, Pancakes, Belgian Waffle, Penne Arrabbiata, Fried Eggs, bananas, Nutella, Italian peperoni, meat balls, hot dogs, Fettucine Alfredo, Burritos, Black Angus steak, Grilled anything, Other
Type of Ethnic food you like:
Italian, American, French, German, Mexican, Chinese, Greek, Other
Preferred beverage:
other
Favorite Movies:
Scrooge
Favorite Music:
American Songbook
Favorite Website: (Info Only - no other communities please)
www.thespiraldance.weebly.com/home.html
Partner Preference:
Straight
Searching for a Neopaganic adventure?
Neopagan networking
Preferred Car:
electric
Any Pets?
yes
Pet Details?
no
Education:
ya, uhuh
Erotic Orientation:
Confidential
Sex Drive:
Normal, Unmotivated
People you like:
not many
People you hate:
teabaggers
How would you like to end up?
Cremated
Best City in the World:
Probably Paris
An Old Egyptian Vampire is inside the Great Cheope Pyramid at Giza, do you enter?
Yes absolutely!!
Do you like Italian "Pandoro" Cake?
Don't know
Alien of choice:
I hate Aliens!!
About this site:
Don't know..
Do you hate our Questionnaire or...??
Hell yeah!!

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Random Acts of Kindness

Posted on August 14, 2018 at 7:42am 0 Comments

Just what kind of a world DO we want? I think most of us really do have an answer to that. The bigger question is how do we achieve it.

　

New Age people would tell you that the world IS changing - the paradym is shifting away from violence fear and selfishness and toward caring and something that is more on the Soul level. But, like all upheavals - changes for the better are met with resistance from the other perspective; thus the increase in violence and chaos…

Continue

A Lammas Celebration

Posted on July 31, 2018 at 2:39pm 0 Comments

Blessed Lammas, everyone! At this Sabbat many Wiccans and Pagans celebrate the First harvest. This Sabbat is about the cycle of birth, life, death and rebirth -- the grain god dies, but will be reborn again in the spring.

　

Depending on your tradition, you may also observe this Sabbat as the day of the Celtic craftsman god, Lugh. Lugh was known to the Celts as a god of craftsmanship and skill -- in fact, he was known as the Many-Skilled God, because he was good at so many…

Continue

The Sacred Traveler

Posted on July 24, 2018 at 7:57am 0 Comments

Here we are, in the middle of summer; it's time to go out and see the world!

　

As the song says, "A week in Paris will ease the bite of it", but the Sacred Traveler tries to go a bit deeper. The Sacred Traveler looks for the transcendental, the numinous, making time off from his day gig a life learning process or even an exercise in self-realization.

　

Well, what is it that attracts people to places…

Continue

Beach Magick

Posted on July 10, 2018 at 5:52am 0 Comments

This week, the Spiral Dance is just a Day at the Beach! We'll start with the Charge of the Sea Goddess and we'll explore the role that Water has always had in religion.

　

From there we'll look at a few Sea Gods and Goddesses. Then I want to share a story. This is a spoken word peice presented by Mara Freeman. It's called, The Selkie!

　

Finally, we'll get right down to the shore and do some actual beach magick!

　

Be well. Do good. Enjoy the…

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