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We often take what we have for granted, and it can be affirming to practice thankfulness. If you are reading this, it means you can read; there are many people in the world who cannot. Consider the number of living family members and the number of friends you have. Think about the cats and dogs in your life and realize that not everyone can afford to feed and care for pets. Do you have plants on your windowsill, or garden? Those are living beings in your life as well. Look in your closet, ...
Labor Day is observed the first Monday in September. This became a federal holiday in 1894 to honor the labor and trade workforce. This holiday is traditionally celebrated with parades, speeches, and fireworks. Family barbecues are also popular. Today is an ideal time to cast a spell for finding a new job. Place a newspaper on your altar. Roll a dollar bill lengthwise to form a wand. Point it to the four directions, saying: "East, South, West, and North - a new job come forth!" Search ...
Every small thing and every precious moment offers a chance to express our gratitude to the Universe for life and living. Incarnation is a special thing, so take time today to stop and smell the flowers, sing your heart's praises, and give thanks to those who support you-from friends and family to the people who grow your food and do your bike repairs. And what about that Divine spirit inside that ignites your breath with a passionate response to the world? Be sure to kiss yourself in the ...
On this date in 1612, three women-Jane Southworth, Jennet Bierly and Ellen Bierly-were tried because of accusations of fourteen-year old Grace Sowerbutts of practicing witchcraft in Samlesbury, England. It somewhat mirrors our own Salem witchcraft trials. But in this case, the women were acquitted. The women had been charged with child murder and cannibalism. The judge noticed some "goings on" in his cross-examination of Grace and her family, and it was discovered that the child had been ...
