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What are your Daily Practices?

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WHAT ARE YOUR DAILY PRACTICES?

(?haptalaon posting in ?traditional_witches Feb. 27th, 2019 11:33)

Meditation? Walking? Prayer? Something Else?

Does weekly work better for you? Do you have any monthly practices instead?

Is this an idea you have been taught, or did you find it by experimenting?

Why is this practice important: what does it bring you?

(Bonus: Are there any things you want to be doing more of, but unsure what practices you could be following to get there?)

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Ashleigh McSidhe, known for many years publicly as Moondancer, is an Elder High Priestess in the New England Covens of Traditionalist Witches, as taught and passed on by Lady Gwynne Thompson. She is also an initiate of other traditions of the Craft as well, dating back to her original initiation at Beltane 1973, in the Georgian Tradition of Wicca, and has a wide range of metaphysical interests. She and Raven have been together for over 4 decades. Follow her on Academia.edu, where she never uploads anything!

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What are your Daily Practices? — 1 Comment

  1. *In theory* (as I do not always observe all of these all of the time)
    A Daily quarterly mediation at Dawn, Dusk Noon and Midnight.I generally manage three of the four, though which three seems to rotate.

    There are also a serie of roughly a dozen visualizations that I attempt work monthly; these are related to specific lore and practices of my primary Path.

    Some of my practices are daily, some are monthly, most are seasonal. Some are tenets of my primary Path (which is traditionalist witchcraft), some are secondary practices, such as those I’ve learned in my study of Bon Buddhism. A few I’ve just stumbled across while weeding the garden.

    What do they bring me? A further connection to my initiatory paths, a deeper understanding of me and how I connect and relate to the world around.

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