Good day to you, JMG! I have a few questions for you today. 1. First question is about how to approach divination. Since I am a novice, when I perform a divination I need to look up the possible meanings of the fews. From there, should I consider what comes to my own mind for a connection with my life to figure out what the fews are telling me?
2. You said that you have magical workings around your books for unauthorized use, such as using a pdf from online. Would that carry over to using an electronic library copy such as borrowed from Hoopla Digital or reading from google books?
3. How would you order your mediation, divination and sphere of protection practices?
4. My second grade son was learning about the ancient Celts this week in school and parents were encouraged to take their kids into nature and talk about how the Celts based their religion around nature. We ended up talking about rivers and trees and then found a large fir tree who's trunk split in three and brought the image of the three rays of light to mind. We shared nwyfre with the tree and I asked my son what he "heard". He said "the tree knows my name...all the trees do." That surprised me in a "kids are so much more in tune than adults" kind of way. What do you think?
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Date: 2018-10-08 01:32 pm (UTC)I have a few questions for you today.
1. First question is about how to approach divination. Since I am a novice, when I perform a divination I need to look up the possible meanings of the fews. From there, should I consider what comes to my own mind for a connection with my life to figure out what the fews are telling me?
2. You said that you have magical workings around your books for unauthorized use, such as using a pdf from online. Would that carry over to using an electronic library copy such as borrowed from Hoopla Digital or reading from google books?
3. How would you order your mediation, divination and sphere of protection practices?
4. My second grade son was learning about the ancient Celts this week in school and parents were encouraged to take their kids into nature and talk about how the Celts based their religion around nature. We ended up talking about rivers and trees and then found a large fir tree who's trunk split in three and brought the image of the three rays of light to mind. We shared nwyfre with the tree and I asked my son what he "heard". He said "the tree knows my name...all the trees do." That surprised me in a "kids are so much more in tune than adults" kind of way. What do you think?
Many thanks.