Dancing Down the Moon

Review - Morning Star Incense

This may seem like kind of an odd thing to review, but I have found that people who burn a lot of incense tend to be fanatical in their devotion to a particular scent or brand.  You'd be hard pressed to find a time when I don't have at least one stick a-smoldering at my home; using scent is one of the easiest and most effective ways to keep the atmosphere of one's house cleansed and gently charged with positive energy.

When it comes to ritual incense, I'd like to say that I blend all of mine by hand, but then I would be a dirty liar.  Most of my private devotions are fairly short and the ordeal of getting a charcoal tablet to light is more fuss than I feel the need for unless I'm really whipping out the Big Witch Mojo. 

For that reason, among others, Nippon Kodo's Morning Star incenses are among my favorites.

Review - The Faeries' Oracle by Brian Froud/Jessica Macbeth

One of the most important parts of my practice is divination, both for myself and for others. When I read for other people, typically I cast Runes; however, a couple of years ago the Runes simply stopped speaking to me when I tried to cast for myself, so I had to find some other oracle to work with. I’m told this happens a lot—certain oracles will only speak in certain situations, or for certain purposes.

Review - Art by Thalia Took

Today's recommendation is the creatrix of lovely Goddess/God/Tarot/Otherwise mystical art:

Thalia Took

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