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Witch Balls have been very popular since the 18th century. First in England, then in New England, but their actual origin is considered to be much older. For well over 3 centuries hollow glass spheres have been hung in windows to ward off witch's spells, evil spirits and ill fortune. Hanging these decorative glass balls in the... See more
Witch Ball Folklore
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Alabaster: A fine-grained, translucent form of gypsum, typically white, often used for carving and decorative objects.
Alacrity: Brisk and cheerful readiness; eagerness.
Albatross: A large seabird known for its ability to fly long distances. In literature and symbolism, it represents a burden or curse, often related to guilt or
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Aganippe : In Greek legend, a fountain of Boetia at the foot of Mount Helicon, dedicated to the MUSES because it imparted poetic inspiration. Hence the Muses are sometimes called Aganippides. Also the NYMPH of this fountain.
ages: Hesiod (8th century BC): golden, silver, brazen, heroic, iron (also planets) — Shakespeare's 7 ages in
This time we’re exploring the chalky undulations of the Seven Sisters. The name is said to have originated from an old Sussex legend about seven daughters of a wealthy farmer from Alfriston, the legend tells that the daughters tragically drowned and each turned into one of the cliffs that make up the Seven Sisters we know today.
From Magick and Moss
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Hello friend, nautical traveler
On a river flowing in between dreaming eyes,
I've found you suddenly,
Surrendering to wondrous, compulsive ritual,
The very wind caught by your sails tickles and grinds the land below
Perched atop the icy tower,
We see where the path divides,
And we know not what we will find, but we are learning to seek
-seawaters
Capitulo dies: cordura. Maldicion.
maldicion. Curse.
She has woken up out of her slomber
Me han dicho que no hay salida, por esta calle que voy. Yo la tengo que encontrar, aunque me cuesta la vida, o aunque tengas que matar; she‘s now ready to kill him (reference to boda; when her eyes shone like a knife
He dejado un reguero de sangre por el suelo;