Pagan Calendar of Days for February 13 thru February 17

Pagan Calendar of Days for February 13 thru February 17

February 13 – International Self Love Day
February 13 – February 21 – Ancient Roman Festival Parentalia – Festival of the Ancestors and placation of the ghosts

February 14 – Susan B. Anthony’s Birthday
February 14 – Valentine’s Day

February 15, 2019 – Nirvana Day – Mahayana Buddhist Festival – Anniversary of the death of Buddha

February 16 – Ancient Roman Festival of the Goddess Victoria – Victory

February 17 – Ancient Roman Festival of Fornicalia – Celebrating the Roman Goddess Fornax, the personification of the oven

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Today is Wednesday, January 13

Today is Wednesday, January 13

Wednesday is the day of the Teutonic deity known as Wodin or Odin, an aspect of the Allfather, god of knowledge, wisdom, enlightenment and combat, the parallel of Hermes, the planet Mercury

Deity: Woden

Zodiac Sign: Gemini & Virgo

Planet: Mercury

Tree: Ash

Herb: Cinquefoil

Stone: Emerald & Sardonyx

Animal: Raven & Cat

Element: Air

Color: Red & Blue

Number: 6

Rune: Odal(O)

 

Celtic Tree Month of Luis (Rowan) (January 21 – February 17)

The Runic Half Month of Sigel (February 12 – February 26)

Goddess of the Month Bridhe (January – February 19)

 

—The Pagan Book of Days
Nigel Pennick

Wishing All Our Precious Family & Friends A Very Beautiful & Blessed Wednesday!

Wiccan Priestess

An it Harm None

This world would be a better place,
If everyone believed,
The pagan rule of bring no harm,
To those who live and breath,
But that’s an ideological,
That can never be fulfilled,
For religions all around the world,
Bear other faiths I’ll will.

 

They all say they are peaceful,
They say their God is right,
They say that if you don’t believe,
You should forfeit your life,
Just look back at history,
And even here today,
Religion is not peaceful,
No matter to whom you pray.

 

A world without religion?
That’s never going to be,
For faiths will fight to put their God,
On the pinnacle of the tree,
And if there’s no religion,
What then will man fight for?
For man must fight for something,
He must always be at war.

 

You know my friends, it seems to me,
That whatever you believe,
We only want to live in peace,
But that will never be,
For God will be on both sides,
Fighting against himself,
And we are mere pawns in His game,
His game of cat and mouse.

 

But we could thwart His little game,
If we only had the will,
To turn our back on evil things,
And bear no one I’ll will,
Following the pagan way,
With nature we’d be one,
And we would praise the morning dew,
And the setting of the sun.

 

–Alan Faraway, Pagan Ways