Mja's Podcast

In this episode we delve deeper into the understanding of the occult concepts of Necromancy, Witchcraft and Demonology. Music by Alexander Nakarada ~ Night of Mystery

This episode deals with Jewish, Greek and Roman Magic. Music by Alexander Nakarada "Magic Tavern".

In this episode we delve deeper into the understanding of the concept of Occultism, Magic, Mythology and the Great Secrets of the Alchemical Philosophies through exerpts of HPB's Studies in Occultism, Manly P. Hall's Secrets of the Ages and the Mysteries and Secrets of Magic by C.J. F. Thompson (Chaldean, Mesopotamian Magic & Egyptian Magic). Music by Alexander Nakarada ~ Night of Mystery

The PFDM is very proud to announce that for the first time in a few years we can hold public Pagan Freedom Day events. Here is a podcast with all you can expect for PFD countrywide this year.

Join us for our Monthly Modules. Part 1 of the Podcast "Magic" will assist you in the understanding of Sympathetic Magic, superstition, the connection between religion and magic, the role of sacrifice in both, the commonalities between different religions and cultures around the world, some fairy lore and the dualistic doctrine of the Religion of the Magi. Reading: The Mysteries and Secrets of Magic by C.J.S. Thompson (1928) Music "Adventure" by Alexander Nakarada.

This episode is an interview by Damien Jacobs of the PFDM to Ryan Gary Edmonds and Mja Principe of the SAPC, on the possible connections of Lupercalia and Valentine's Day and how Modern Day Pagans celebrate these two festivities. The meanings and involvement of sacrifice, the invocation of fertility, sexuality and love in these two celebratory expressions of these Mysteries of Life (as viewed in various spiritual practices and cultures) are thoroughly discussed. We hope you enjoy the show! Closing song by Alexander Nakarada "Hymn to the Gods".

This episode comprises of an intro into the nature a mystery of Beltane, followed by a non-denominational ritual made up of exerpts of old poetry and ceremonial rites of the LG Tradition, followed by a closing note on the mood of the festival. Featuring Beltane Fire Dance by unknown artist.

A poem, a story and a song about the turning of the Wheel and the Feast of Imbolc. Featuring Damien, Angus and Cara Burns. Background Music by Alexander Naskarada - Hymn to the Gods Closing Song: Imbolc composed, performed and recorded by Angus Burns, South Africa 🇿🇦

Adopt this life philosophy of giving and sharing and make it YOUR way of transforming the World, a little every day. Featuring "Good King Wenceslas" by Lorena McKennit and the "Lord of the Dance" instrumental cover.

A story teller's celebratory rendition of South African Paganism, as well as the history of the Pagan Freedom Day Movement. Music: Dick Gaughan "Erin Go Bragh"