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Thanks for sharing that, Phyllis . :) BTW, I think you'd mentioned under another posting that you had a copy of Starhawk's *The Spiral Dance*. Miriam Simos (a.k.a. Starhawk) was one of the pioneers (in my opinion, and others I'm sure) of the modern neo-pagan movement in the U.S .I just dug out her book from a shelf in my private library, and I'm going now through her Tables of Correspondences at the back to try to put together a database of words from that section that can be used in conjunction with my Native American database for anagraming Native American/Magical names for people.Will have to run your name and others through it when it's done, and see what the Anagram Oracle declares your Magick Names should be. :)-- Nanaea
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wow talk about learning alot by just going to a message board about names and such!!! It is like having my own personal profesiors(sp?)...lolGia NadineP.S. As you can see from alot of my posts...spelling wasent my strong point LOL
Just think my husband can barely spell our childrens names LOL
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As Phyllis said, no biggie about the spelling, Gia . I mean, you're not a schoolteacher and it's not like we're paying you our hard-earned tax dollars to set any kind of standard of excellence for America's young minds. :) (I'm hard on teachers, but... eh! :)And Phyllis and I, too, can misspell words all we want, coz nobody's paying us either for what we spew forth.Phyllis is your Wicca 101 Instructor, and I be da Professor o' Cool! :)-- Nanaea
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Gia NadineDon't worry about spelling. I've encountered a few professors that rely on Spell Check, dictionaries and thesauri more than the regular textbooks. Besides, I rely on Spell Check and Grammar Check when writing term papers, too.Another funny thing is that some textbooks and other published material have spelling errors in them, too.Phyllis
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