JoHarrington

aka Jo Harrington from Great Britain (53 years). Wizzley author for 13 years. 100%

Historian, Pagan, gamer and geek, Jo Harrington has been writing since she was old enough to guide a pen.

Jo Harrington: A Crazy Diamond Trying to Shine

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Wiccan, Pagan, Druid

How to Raise the Tower of Light as Psychic Protection in Wicca

Frightened by a supernatural presence? Feeling overwhelmed by other people's emotions? Or drained by a psychic vampire? Wiccans might raise the Tower of Light.

82% 13 5 JoHarrington

Wiccan, Pagan, Druid

St Tydecho and St Tegfedd: Druidic Deities as Welsh Saints

What happened to the Celtic Gods and Goddesses after coming of Christianity? Some staggered on in fairy tales, others were lost and a few were incorporated.

74% 15 4 JoHarrington

Wiccan, Pagan, Druid

Ynys Môn: The Ancestral Home of the Druids

Anglesey lies off the Gwynedd coastline of North Wales. Its ancient credentials, as the headquarters for Celtic Druids, lives on in its Christianized landmarks.

69% 8 8 JoHarrington

Wiccan, Pagan, Druid

A Wiccan Responds to True Blood Season Four

A television drama is not the best source for learning about any religion, but it's probably the one with the biggest reach. This was my creed, and its people were murderous.

44% 6 6 JoHarrington

Wiccan, Pagan, Druid

Paganism in the UK Census 2011

On March 27th 2011, a census was taken in Cornwall, England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. The results are out with surprising faith alliances for Britain's Pagans.

55% 6 6 JoHarrington

Wiccan, Pagan, Druid

The Mother Goddess at Midwinter

The Divine Mother holding Her baby is one of the world's oldest representations of the world in winter. This is the Goddess protecting the light and the warmth.

74% 20 7 JoHarrington

Wiccan, Pagan, Druid

Pagan and Wiccan Calendars for 2015

Yearly calendars are useful anyway for recording all of your important appointments and birthdays. Those created for Wiccans also include the Sabbats and the phases of the moon!

48% 10 4 JoHarrington

Wiccan, Pagan, Druid

Full Moon Magic: What is an Esbat in Wicca?

There are thirteen Esbats in the Wiccan Wheel of the Year. It's the night of the full moon. There are twelve Esbats in any Western calendar. They're all moon-ths or months.

59% 10 6 JoHarrington

Wiccan, Pagan, Druid

Samhain: Celebrating the Arrival of Winter in Wicca

Samhain is a time of Otherworldly incursions. It's between the end of the light and the beginning of the darkness; and it's been popularized as Halloween.

39% 4 6 JoHarrington

Wiccan, Pagan, Druid

The Maiden: Three-in-One Goddess of the Witches

The Triple Goddess is a major deity in Wicca. She is a single being, who is viewed as three divine women: Maiden, Mother and Crone.

63% 10 7 JoHarrington

Wiccan, Pagan, Druid

The Mother: Three-in-One Goddess of the Witches

The Triple Goddess is a major deity in Wicca. She is a single being, who is viewed as three divine women: Maiden, Mother and Crone.

33% 2 5 JoHarrington

Wiccan, Pagan, Druid

The Crone: Three-in-One Goddess of the Witches

The Triple Goddess is a major deity in Wicca. She is a single being, who is viewed as three divine women: Maiden, Mother and Crone.

43% 7 5 JoHarrington

Wiccan, Pagan, Druid

Mabon: Celebrating the Wiccan Autumn Equinox

Day and night are of equal length, and the harvest moon sees the last crops in. A new phase of repose begins, as the wind carries the winter chill.

70% 25 6 JoHarrington

Wiccan, Pagan, Druid

'Dark Mother Always Gliding Near...' - Death and Wicca

Wiccan funerals are all about honoring the dead, but not in a way that assumes that they've gone. In fact, a place is set there for them.

45% 6 6 JoHarrington

Wiccan, Pagan, Druid

Lammas: Celebrating the Wiccan Festival of First Harvest

Lughnasadh occurs exactly half a year after Imbolc. What happened to all of those seeds that you planted then?

47% 8 5 JoHarrington

Wiccan, Pagan, Druid

Summer Solstice on Glastonbury Tor 2012

Glastonbury is the public epicenter of Paganism in Britain. I climbed its mystical Tor for the overnight Midsummer vigil.

40% 7 4 JoHarrington

Wiccan, Pagan, Druid

Litha: Celebrating the Wiccan Summer Solstice

The height of summer - the longest day - is a time of great celebration, but it also means that the dark days are coming again.

50% 10 4 JoHarrington

Wiccan, Pagan, Druid

Beltane: Celebrating the Arrival of Summer in Wicca

Beltane is a time of fertility, renewal and fire. It's between the end of darkness and the beginning of light. The veil is very thin.

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