



Hi everyone. For many years I have been on a spiritual and religious journey and I have been trying to discover what religion and spirituality mean to me. After spending a lot of time trying to believe in other religions that I grew up around that I am more familiar with I decided to just write down everything that I believe to be true outside of organized religion that I am familiar with. After making my list of core values and beliefs and more research, it seems that my values heavily align with Wicca. Before this I never felt exactly drawn to Wicca, but after doing more research on the beliefs it very closely aligns with what I believed to be true before I was even aware of Wicca. If anyone has any advice, books, video, or resources that could help me further educate myself on Wicca, I would really appreciate it.
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Does anyone know of any Portland, Oregon covens/circles accepting new members. I am a young 54 and have been practicing for over 20 years. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much for your time. --Krista
My grandfather passed away 21 years ago and his grave is in the East part of Hungary, pretty close to ukrainian border.
Recently, we started finding coins left on the grave, last time it was next to the flower pot. This has happened several times, and on one occasion there was a whole handful of coins.
Could this have a specific meaning?
I don't really call myself wiccan, but I am definitely wiccan-adjacent. I currently have a journal that I have been using as a BoS and a diary, and I have an accordion folder that I call my Book of Spiritualesque Shit. Since I am almost out of journal pages, I thought I would condense it all down to being in a single binder with a table of contents and tab dividers. My journal has tan/old looking pages with dark brown lines. I love that look, so I decided to go into Photoshop and create my own blank lined pages. The lines and boxes are all a brown color, so if you print in color, expect that. Also, the space between the lines are the exact same width as in my journal. I print them on light tan cardstock paper. One picture here shows the brand and weight of cardstock I use. Each image has a caption with what the page is meant for. The first image shows my rune pages, and the second image is the rune page template. My rune page template is different than the one for a single sigil.
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Here's how I made my rune pages specifically. I had previously wrote the rune meanings (for rune stone reading) down in a tiny little spiral notepad where I had to flip through all the pages to find the one I needed. Instead, I wanted each page to have their own tabs to make it easier. After printing my image, I measured out and cut tabs on each page, then I drew the rune on them. Each page is printed on both sides. Side one (as seem in my image) is everything I wrote down from the multiple online sources I used to research each runes modern meanings. The back side of the page has stuff I thought of. As I was researching the runes I would be like "oh, this makes me think of...", "oh, so maybe this is similar to..", or "Oh, this quote fits perfectly with this rune." This helps keep my thoughts and the stuff from others organized neatly. Both sides of each rune page has the rune page lines printed on it. The big empty boxes are so you can draw the runes (or your sigils) in large.