We are a network of artists and mystics living in northern Israel. We're from a variety of backgrounds and specialties. Whether your path is Wiccan, Pagan, Vodun, or eclectic, you'll find something you like here.
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Online Orisha Altar
Our online altar to the Orishas. Post your thank you notes or learn more about the Orishas and the practice of faiths in the Mami Wata Vodun family.
SoulMindBody.net
The SoulMindBody.net homepage with news, courses, and information for spiritual counselors.
Oshun is the west African Orisha/Goddess of joy, prosperity, romantic love, and the sweetness of life. Aje Shaluga is one of her husbands (or wives, depending on your tradition), and the owner of all material wealth and currency. Many if … Continue reading → […]
Traditions vary, but in every one I know of, one should generally don their Eshu/Elegua eleke first if they are wearing them for ritual purposes. Even this is not a hard rule though. In some traditions, people wear a simpler … Continue reading → […]
If they are part of a ceremonial working or it is specifically sacred, you can and should if you need them. If it is just a stand-alone item, you should not. The reason why is that these sorts of items … Continue reading → […]
In modern Vodun and diaspora systems, a mirror box has a variety of uses. Basically, it is a box that has mirrors on the inside. The purposes of these depend on why they are there. Mirrors, aside of being sacred … Continue reading → […]
Artists
Mark Matey
Gothic, fantasy, and comic book art by Mark Matey. Must see works.