Favorite “C” PBP Posts

Cailleachan by Leithin Cluan- writes on a group of weather/winter land spirits/goddesses in Irish and Scottish folklore, Cold & the Cailleach by Aiwelin

Calendars- Kylara:  “I am fascinated by Calendars, which I find slightly ironic because I am horrible with time!” Jack-a-Dreams (Narnian saints’ days? Inquiring minds want to know.) Crossroads Forests writes a revision of her personal calendar.

Candlemas: Migdalit Or notes that she, like many other Pagans she’s known had trouble connecting with Imbolc/Candlemas but it “grew” on her. Domestic Witch has basic info as well as a recipe for bread and a simple candle ritual. Nice song shared by Amy Phillipson.

Celtic Languages- Secular Witchcraft

Changing the Directions– Book of the Eucalypt writes on adapting Wiccan directional associations to one’s geography.  I don’t typically call directions in ritual but I have been thinking about the relevance of Irish directional associations (as in Settling at the Manor of Tara)

Charity- Excellent post by the Helpful Hacker explaining how to examine charities & non-profits to make sure they are using your donations effectively and are in line with you values.

Charge of the God- lovely poem by Ooh Chiara about Herne the Hunter

Christianity- nice to see a moderate and cool-headed approach to an overheated subject

Choices– Conor/Under the Owl’s Wing

Coming Out of the Broom Closet- Perspective from a German Hexen (witch) in English.

Community- Shanda-ism discusses community-building as a Nebraskan Witch, Hakea on her many attempts at finding Pagan community (I truly empathize!) and Allec.

Compassion- Pixilated Path/Isleen Here’s a message we all can use!

Confidence- Echtrai writes that part of being a Gaelic Polytheist means having an attitude of confidence.

Cosmology/Cosmogony- Valenwitch’s poetic meditation on the Norse creation myth

Courage- by Wytchfawn ” The virtue of fortitude is sorely lacking in modern people, and this is true of the Pagan community as well. There are so many hangups in explaining UPG or new research sources, a fear of being ‘wrong’ can cripple a person’s spiritual journey; stagnating growth.”

Cu Chulainn- Scathcraft (in French- Google translation link on site) Lugaid makes plans to honor him on March 17- instead of St. Patrick

Cultural Appropriation- Anonywitch “How do we, as eclectic pagans, borrow from and interact respectfully with cultures not our own? More specifically, how do I, as a white western woman, worship Kali without offending Hindus?”

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