Hey everyone! I just wanted to share something interesting that I came across on eBay today. I was scrolling through the website, searching for unique and quirky items, when I stumbled upon a listing for a **witch hat**. Yes, you read that right - a witch hat. Now, this isn't just your ordinary witch hat. It's not your typical black, pointy hat that you might associate with Halloween costumes. No, this witch hat is something truly special.
There are a lot of problems in the world today — wars, pollution, repression by one side or another, technology and commercialism gone mad, and far, far too many people. And it's getting worse.
There are now strong Pagan communities and temples, as well as a growing number of independent parents outside these groups raising their children in Pagan traditions. A Pagan refuses to believe that mankind is born innately sinful, and realizes that the concept of sin is itself arbitrary and hurtful to human nature.
No, this witch hat is something truly special. The description mentions that it is an authentic, vintage hat from the 18th century. Can you imagine that? A witch hat from the 1700s! The seller claims that this hat has quite the intriguing history.
A Book of Pagan Family Prayers and Rituals - by Ceisiwr Serith (Paperback)
A Book of Pagan Family Prayers and Rituals provides a reference guide for pagans who wish to celebrate their religion as living, family tradition steeped in pagan ritual and pagan prayer.
- Ritual guidelines for weddings, births, birthdays, seasonal celebrations, lunar phases, coming of age, divorce and death.
- Suggestions for the creation of the sacred home (including blessings and household shrines).
- Children's activities including meditations, mask and rattle making, drumming, and storytelling.
- Prayers for throughout the day.
- Tips for teaching children about paganism.
- References and resources for further information in the appendices.
Review Quotes
"A Book of Pagan Family Prayers and Rituals by Ceisiwr Serith is an amazing reference for all those interested in building a strong family practice. Serith takes the reader on a journey of interpreting and walking the family pagan path, giving pointers for adapting rituals for modern times, as well as providing many insights into areas of pagan practice in bitesize pieces. I especially appreciated that the author made a point of showing how these rituals could be adapted to any gender, cultural background, and style of pagan practice. So many parents are looking for a good book on the path of pagan parenting. If any of these parents were to ask me, from now on I'll be recommending A Book of Pagan Family Prayers and Rituals."--Temperance Alden, author of The Year of the Witch
"Allow Ceisiwr Serith's A Book of Pagan Family Prayers and Rituals to be your guide as you and your family journey together down the spiral path. Whether looking for ways to celebrate the ever turning wheel-of-the-year, creating simple yet powerful family rituals, or just looking for ways to add a touch Pagan spirituality to your established routine, this book provides an easy framework for your family's practice."--Monica Crosson, author of Wild Magical Soul and The Magickal Family
"Here, Ceisiwr Serith provides a handbook for celebrating the ordinary but deeply meaningful daily, seasonal, and occasional rituals that mark our lives. As with his classic A Book of Pagan Prayer, this book provides dozens of prayers that are rooted in the beliefs and practices of our ancestors and are still simple enough for children. This is a wonderful resource for any Pagan, but especially those raising children in a world that all too often misrepresents our ways. Highly recommended."--John Beckett, author of The Path of Paganism
"The modern Pagan movement is no longer just a handful of seekers here and a circle of beginners there. There are now strong Pagan communities and temples, as well as a growing number of independent parents outside these groups raising their children in Pagan traditions. Those families are in need of resources to help them navigate holy days, rites of passage, and the myriad events that constitute the life of a healthy family. This book is that--and more. It is well-written and charming, full of good ideas and helpful hints. If you are a Pagan family or on your way to becoming one, put this book to on the shelf with your other child-rearing resources and use it until it is dog-eared. It has everything you need guide you into and through the wonderful world of Pagan parenting."--H. Byron Ballard, witch, priestess, author, Seasons of a Magical Life
About the Author
Ceisiwr Serith (David Fickett-Wilbar) is a writer and teacher in the Pagan community. His interest in prayers and rituals grew naturally as a result of working in the Wiccan and Druidic traditions, as well as writing books such as A Book of Pagan Prayer and Deep Ancestors: Practicing the Religion of the Proto-Indo-Europeans. He is a member of Ár nDraíocht Féin, a Druid fellowship, and is priest and liturgist for Nemos Ognios grove in Durham, NH. He has been published in the Journal of Indo-European Studies and Proceedings of the Harvard Celtic Colloquium.
A hands-on resource for pagan parents and pagan families with hundreds of rituals, prayers, blessings, and meditations for every occasion along with suggestions for creating a sacred home.
According to them, it was rumored to have belonged to a notorious witch who lived in a small village many years ago. The hat is said to hold magical powers and is believed to bring good luck to its owner. How fascinating is that? The auction for the witch hat has been going on for a few days now, and the bidding has already reached an astonishing amount. People seem to be captivated by the mystery and allure surrounding this item. The seller has posted several pictures showcasing the hat's intricate design and detailing, and I must say, it does look quite impressive. Naturally, there is some skepticism surrounding the authenticity of this witch hat. After all, how can we be sure that it is truly from the 18th century and has such magical powers? Some believe that it might just be a clever marketing tactic, designed to attract attention and drive up the bidding. Others, however, are more open to the possibility and are excited about the prospect of owning a piece of history. Whether you believe in magic or not, there's no denying that this witch hat is a fascinating item. It's a testament to the enduring allure of witches and the supernatural. Who knows, maybe owning this hat could bring a touch of magic into your life. So, if you're feeling adventurous and have some extra cash to spare, why not check out the auction on eBay? You never know what kind of enchantment awaits you!.
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