Dhalgren150
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Batchoohus said:It will be
as it should be
wait for the unfolding
of more of which you seek
it comes does it?
I seek only simple things.
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Batchoohus said:It will be
as it should be
wait for the unfolding
of more of which you seek
don't we all?Dhalgren150 said:it comes does it?
I seek only simple things.
Batchoohus said:don't we all?
Dhalgren150 said:we have like minds.
many seek much that they will never have.
thus they can and are never happy.
the Air, and some fresh straw is all I need.
and the occasional.. romp, and drunk.
Batchoohus said:indeed,
and you know I do so love to Romp and drink, my Druid.
*wink*
Dhalgren150 said:ummm yes simple pleasures are the best.
is nice to have a simple mind as I have.
*kisses for you and your Lady*Dhalgren150 said:works to keep me humbled.
Batchoohus said:*kisses for you and your Lady*
you knowDhalgren150 said:Druid has no Druidess.
I keep your kisses for me.
Batchoohus said:you know
She is close
always close
though you draw away...
always, near to your heart.
Dhalgren150 said:near, yes, draw away not.. Ponder I always ponder things.
seek answers I say... answers sometimes are there, but not known?
but I still want your kisses.
to keep with me.
Batchoohus said:You have but to seek
within your
heart for the answers
or from those you love...
seek
and the kisses are there waiting as always
perfect kissesDhalgren150 said:I want the perfect number of kisses.
I do need a seek.
not ponder but seek.
Batchoohus said:perfect kisses
divine
embraces
hearts of the ages
discovering each other from across the ages
the kiss and the counting
*grin*
*wink*Dhalgren150 said:old spirits.
cross.
completed quests.
ascension.
enlighten.
7
Batchoohus said:*wink*
the understanding
arrives
in silken whispers
you know of which I speak this day is a good one for thee
and
thine
DragnSpelCaster said:Hello Image, I'm glad to see this forum is still going strong. I've gotten subscriptions every week a post was made and it was this board in particular that brought me back to Lit.
I know it has been a rather long time since I was here and posted anything. In the way of being Pagan, nothing much has changed since last time I wrote, I just like to think I'm a little more experienced now that I've had some events happen in my life.
I was a member of Pagans And Wiccans of Wisconsin Society(PAWWS for short) for a little while but that organization has all but folded in on itself. The walls of my living quarters are now so close together I cannot properly setup an alter for myself. I almost have to settle for a digital one on my computer. Does anybody know if that'd work as well or not? I don't know, I've been thinking about it. I can burn incense and light candles in various locations around my monitor. It just wouldn't be the same, overall.
As always, I'm open to suggestions.

What do you think about the exclusion of the computer from the "world", so to speak? Is doing things online less powerful?Image said:Welcome back, Spelcaster )0(
And Happy Ostara to everyone!
To answer your question about altar space... In my opinion, it's all about intent and personal space, not about how ornate one can get. It can be as large or as small as space permits, elaborate or as simple as you can afford, the priciple remains the same.
I have a space in my woods, a circle made over a 10 year period, with fallen branches and felled trees, a fire pit in the middle, quarters marked and a large altar so I can get as whimsical as I want; And the circle itself can accomodate probably 20 people comfortably, including dancingYet, since it is a hike to get to it, it's not practical for everyday use...
My home is very, very small though so my altar is limited there but it's more accessible... Though I do believe certain items are necessary when working and it always helps to create focus, the only true item is energy. So in that respect, no room is needed at all...
If your only space is around the monitor, go for what you can! I've also seen "Virtual Altars" where it's totally on the computer. It's not for me but it serves some people well since it's their personal space...
An altar helps to set your focus for rituals, ceremonies and magik workings. This space should be alive and teaming with energy. In other words, don't use it just for decoration or to display decorative items. I have some friends who "Have altar, will travel" and that's kind of fun too![]()
If fire hazard is a problem, use representations of the elements. Instead of a yellow candle, say for air, place a feather. Or for Fire, why not just a dragon symbol? Earth? A pinch of salt... The God and Goddess reps could be as simple as tiny statues of the male and female principles...
Anyway, I hope this helps. Remember, it's all about you and your personal relationship with The All...
Here's a pic of my Forest Circle... Just happens to be from Ostara about 5 years ago. Coinkidink![]()
LovingTongue said:What do you think about the exclusion of the computer from the "world", so to speak? Is doing things online less powerful?
The Japanese have an animist belief system where they incorporate everything into their belief system. In the movie "Kairo" (it was re-imagined in the US as "Pulse" in 2006), spirits transmitted themselves only via communications systems.
Computers are, after all, made of silicon, iron and chemicals that come right out of the Earth, and for all intents and purposes are complex mixtures of natural things, like paints and pottery, but infinitely more so.
Am I making sense?![]()
Yes, Shintoism... I didn't know if that word was familiar to anyone. It's the belief system behind the Japanese way of assimilating everything natural and technological into their animist world. It manifests itself in many interesting ways in their psyche.Image said:Mornin', LT!
Are you talking about Shintoism in Japan? Never saw the movie you're referring to but that's the most popular belief system over there. It's not a religion but a way of life to them...
In my opinion computers are a great tool if kept in the proper perspective. They bring people together from every corner of the Earth. The stronger the unity, the stronger the magick! It's just a modern day form of communication afterall.
Magick is all in the focus of one's will and intent, no matter the tool. So in that thinking a computer is no less effective or powerful than the person who is using it...

