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It is a serious subject. This isn't about pagan discrimination. There are a few heathen covens out there who make the rest of us look bad. Not all heathens or pagan are racist. It is irrelevant what color your skin is. Go ahead and be a pagan. We discuss this group as well as my own personal reasons for doing this show. I apologize for the two mistakes I made. First, I'm angry with these racists, so the sound quality is uneven. The second mistake I made was giving you the wrong URL for one of the articles I mentioned. It's humanisticpaganism.com/2016/08/31/ho…cleland-host/ (Note: this URL might not be up anymore). Crystal Blanton's book Bringing Race to the Table: Exploring Racism in the Pagan Community is available at Amazon.com/Bringing-Race-Tab...ook/dp/B00T5KABMS. Heathens United Against Racism has changed its name to Heathens Against Hate. They can be found on https://www.heathensagainst.org. The spirit guide of the week is the dove and snake is the dream symbol

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1. No One Said It Would Be Easy by Anharmonic

2. Merlin and I by Damh the Bard

3. Road to Peace by KIVA

4. Osforras by the Moon and the Nightspirit

5. Snake Woman by Michelle Mays

6. Wicker Man by Jim Faupal

7. Clarion Call by Paul Mitchell

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The idea of relating to Nature and the Environmental movement is an important part of Paganism. We believe that we are all a part of the Earth, and as such, it's our duty to take care of each other as well as protect the environment. It doesn't only mean planting trees or recycling; this also includes being involved in activism movements like those against global warming or extinction events on behalf of animals. The spirit guide of the week is Pachamama. The dream symbols are umbrella, alligator, and altar.

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Sabbats are the cornerstone to everything Pagan/Wiccan. The Wheel of the Year is based on the all eight of them, which have varying degrees and meanings in different traditions. These days, many of us Pagans celebrate them as a time for family gatherings and community events or festivals that include music, dancing, feasting and other celebrations. The spirit guide of the week is Moose. The dream symbols are kidnap, packing, and picture.

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Well, you heard about the Triple Goddess, but have you heard about the Triple God? Because we live in a patriarchal society, we pagans emphasize more on the goddess than the god. So, I will balance things out on this show and talk about what it means for our spiritual lives when there is a male deity involved as well - because that's just how it goes sometimes! The spirit guide of the Week is Brahma and the dream symbol is fire.

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How does Taoism fit into Paganism? The answer to this question is that it doesn't. It's not a religion but an ancient philosophy and way of life. Some people who practice the Taoist path identify as Pagans or Wiccans because they believe in nature worshiping and using magic for healing purposes. I will explain more about Taoism on the podcast. The Spirit Guide is the Lord of T'ai Shan and Dream Symbols are videotape, virgin, and abdomen.

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I wanted to re-air this episode since Anne Rice died a week ago. You can also request to hear an old show that I already had put out.

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The Triple Goddess is a concept in Wicca, a modern Pagan new religious movement, which usually includes the feminine deity, the Earth Mother, the goddess of love and fertility, and the goddess of death and magic. The idea of three phases can be traced back to ancient history. The three phases are thought to represent the cycles of nature- that is, earth/sky/sea or birth/life/death. I will be talking about all this in the show, so stay tuned. The spirit guide of the week is Lakshmi and the dream symbols are labor and ladder.

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What is energy magic? Join me on the Music From the Goddess' Vault Podcast for a discussion on how to use this energy in your own spellwork. Plus, does the Law of Attraction have something to do with it? Find out this and more when you tune in!

Some of you might be asking yourself, what is Energy Magic? There are two ways that you can use energy in your spellwork. So stay tuned. Plus you might have to excuse the fact that the host has a sore throat. The spirit guide of the week is the hummingbird and the dream symbols are the garage, garbage, and garden.

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Believe it or not, there are still Witch Hunts going on in the world today. I am not talking about the figurative ones. I am talking about real-life witch hunts around the world where people are still getting arrested or even killed for practicing witchcraft. I'll mention where these are still happening today. Maybe I will speak about the history of it as well. The Spirit Guide of the week is Ogun. The Dream Symbols are cancer, carnival, and carpet.

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For those of you who didn't know, I did a show all about Norse Mythology in the past. But, I did another episode on how white supremacists are using anything Norse and pretend that they are pagan when they are not. That's when I decided to delete the first show. However, I am rectifying that to redo the topic of Nordic Mythology. The spirit guide of the week is Frigg and I mispronounced two of her son's names. The dream symbol is Spider.

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