A fledgling spiritual journey

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cliobablio:

HUGE congratulations to John Kahrs for Paperman’s win at the Oscars last night!!! I could absolutely not be more proud of him and the entire team (my neighbors heard so too). Thank you thank you thank you for letting me be a small part of it!!
Here’s a little section of boards I did that were not used - at one point George was fighting the daily commuters and the paper planes helped him get to the platform, but Meg was gone by then….
Paperman is also now available via Itunes!
…I have no idea why the board artists are listed under “screenwriters,” but this idea and story came wholly from John and was based on his experience living in New York.

Oh man, Clio this is super cool! Congrats to the Paperman team :)

Nice boards *_*

cliobablio:

HUGE congratulations to John Kahrs for Paperman’s win at the Oscars last night!!! I could absolutely not be more proud of him and the entire team (my neighbors heard so too). Thank you thank you thank you for letting me be a small part of it!!

Here’s a little section of boards I did that were not used - at one point George was fighting the daily commuters and the paper planes helped him get to the platform, but Meg was gone by then….

Paperman is also now available via Itunes!

…I have no idea why the board artists are listed under “screenwriters,” but this idea and story came wholly from John and was based on his experience living in New York.

Oh man, Clio this is super cool! Congrats to the Paperman team :)

Nice boards *_*

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Positano | Italy (by Mitch’s Corner)

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A Book for the New Pagan: A Guide to Spell Writing

intrepidcrow-girl:

Writing your own spells is a skill that I feel every witch should at least attempt to cultivate. Often, the spells I create myself are the ones that work the best for me.

The process of writing a spell is not particularly difficult, it simply demands that you have a…

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Irish Mythology - Danu

paganisms:

Danu, also spelled Anu, or Dana, in Celtic religion, the earth-mother goddess or female principle, who was honoured under various names from eastern Europe to Ireland. The mythology that surrounded her was contradictory and confused; mother goddesses of earlier peoples were ultimately identified with her, as were many goddesses of the Celts themselves. Possibly a goddess of fertility, of wisdom, and of wind, she was believed to have suckled the gods. Her name was borne by the legendary Tuatha Dé Danann (“People of the Goddess Danu”), the Irish company of gods, who may be considered either as distinct individuals or as extensions of the goddess and who survive in Irish lore as the fairy folk, skilled in magic.

(Source: britannica.com)

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Please excuse the mess, this blog is brand new and I am still in the process of fleshing out ideas for posts and figure out what it is I am trying to do with this blog. Please feel free to read this if you would like a brief introduction. :)

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A Book for the New Pagan: A Guide to Spell Writing

Irish Mythology - Danu

Hello, world!