Vernal Equinox
When I actually get my research done, and get more rituals and High Days up, this will go under the appropriate section… but, I needed to record this:
Spring begins in the Northern Hemisphere on March 20, 2012, at 1:14 A.M. (EDT).
When I actually get my research done, and get more rituals and High Days up, this will go under the appropriate section… but, I needed to record this:
Spring begins in the Northern Hemisphere on March 20, 2012, at 1:14 A.M. (EDT).
My journey has stopped and started, and lurched around here and there, and I’m still not done by a longshot. I have yet to actually begin the documentation that will finish my Dedicant Path, and here it is – one calendar year later – and I feel I’m perhaps closer, but, not so deeply in to the material that I’m comfortable submitting a dang thing.
It doesn’t matter. It’s the journey that counts, and I’m overwhelmed right now. There’s no hurry.
From the website:
An essay focusing on the Dedicants understanding of the meaning of the “Two Powers” meditation or other form of ‘grounding and centering’, as used in meditation and ritual. This account should include impressions and insights that the Dedicant gained from practical experience. (300 word min)
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From the website:
A brief description, with photos if possible, of the Dedicant’s home shrine and plans for future improvements. (150 words min.)
Notes:
From the website:
Short book reviews on at least: 1 Indo-European studies title, 1 preferred ethnic study title and 1 modern Paganism title. These titles can be selected from the recommended reading list in the Dedicant Program manual or the ADF web site, or chosen by the student, with prior approval of the Preceptor. (325 word min. each)
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