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'Cole
On the Mothers Magic Pagan Community web page, the forums section (http://216.118.112.81/forums), there was a discussion about books that the members would recommend and another about books that should carry a caveat. If you want, I'll try to get the exact addresses for them (I need to reprint the lists anyway).
The members post quite a lot of things concerning different aspects of paganism and a couple of things concerning mysticism (one of the members is a halachic Jew who has just started studying "kosher kaballah". :shrug:)
Another good thing about this site is that you don't have to become a member to lurk, just to post.
Phyllis (aka Sidhe Uaine or Gaia Euphoria)
Aside to Nanaea: the resident satanist over there resigned her membership and left no forwarding addie :bigcry:
On the Mothers Magic Pagan Community web page, the forums section (http://216.118.112.81/forums), there was a discussion about books that the members would recommend and another about books that should carry a caveat. If you want, I'll try to get the exact addresses for them (I need to reprint the lists anyway).
The members post quite a lot of things concerning different aspects of paganism and a couple of things concerning mysticism (one of the members is a halachic Jew who has just started studying "kosher kaballah". :shrug:)
Another good thing about this site is that you don't have to become a member to lurk, just to post.
Phyllis (aka Sidhe Uaine or Gaia Euphoria)
Aside to Nanaea: the resident satanist over there resigned her membership and left no forwarding addie :bigcry:
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Just checked out the site, and came across somebody posting about how some ignoramus mistook her pentagram for a Magen David, and this one was actually asking if the pentagram is a Jewish symbol. (Oy...) I love the reply another poster gave her:
"No, the pentagram isn't used in Judaism. For some reason, people mistake the pentagram for the Star of David, which has six points. I've never understood that.
"A girlfirend of mine was once asked about her pentagram, and the inquirer asked if she was Jewish. My friend, annoyed, replied, "Yeah, I'm a Jew in training. I haven't earned my sixth point yet."
LOL!
-- Nanaea
"No, the pentagram isn't used in Judaism. For some reason, people mistake the pentagram for the Star of David, which has six points. I've never understood that.
"A girlfirend of mine was once asked about her pentagram, and the inquirer asked if she was Jewish. My friend, annoyed, replied, "Yeah, I'm a Jew in training. I haven't earned my sixth point yet."
LOL!
-- Nanaea
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THAT IS HILARIOUS! ppl these days though... yeash :)
:o) :P ;-) :D O:-)
:o) :P ;-) :D O:-)
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