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Ancient Wisdom and Pagan Spirituality

Ruby Reason

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3. Sorry, I don't even know what an Athame is.

Reply to icymist (Reply #2)

Sun Sep 23, 2012, 09:54 AM

Sep 2012

My daughter is actually the pagan in the family. We respect her choice, and I'm fascinated by it. I do understand the Pentagram and I would be interested in hearing more about your wand and how you use it. My interest in the wand stems from the fact that my daughter and her grandfather create and sell wands. They are beautiful and well made. I have two I was given as gifts, but I have to ask my daughter how to use them. They have a website, if you are interested, xylemwands.com. Also, along with your explanation of the wand can you define Athame for me?

I hope these questions are not too personal. As I said, I'm not very knowledgeable about the subject. Thank you.

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Kitchen Witchery - What is a Kitchen Witch? [View all] icymist Sep 2012 OP

Having gone vegetarian years ago with my husband I can so agree to the change at an elemental level. Ruby Reason Sep 2012 #1

When I first started on this path I found the kitchen to be a natural magic space. icymist Sep 2012 #2

Sorry, I don't even know what an Athame is. Ruby Reason Sep 2012 #3