What I found out today. o87


To be honest it's more about the learning process. It's not so much of actually learning one thing, it's about taking the process as a reward. It's about daily magic. About juggling things, words, cups, books, fragrances or post stamps. All those things that mean something to you -- parks, films, lakes, hugs, coffee cups and books on life; ideas, dreams, phone calls, flowers; memories, planets, stars, drawings, clumsy cats, candles, chewing gum.... It's all about the ability to put all the things into days and into hours of those days. It's about balancing, about how you connect smell to a memory and water to hand; connect dream and sleep, tea and sugar, night and fear, evening and longing; it's about seeing the shadows behind the things and to see all that empty space where you can scream but would never hear the echo.
Sometimes I am trying to learn to bring things into the surface and to measure time in smoke, coffee cups and people in the queue's; in book pages, pavements, car speed or movies.

It's when you learn not to feel wind while pretending it's longing and not to feel pain thinking that it's anxiety.
Daily magic. Daily spells.
You don't know what the word means but it materialises.


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BellBookCandleSupply said…
According to Wikipedia, "A pentacle is an amulet used in magical evocation, generally made of parchment, paper or metal, on which the symbol of a spirit or energy being evoked is drawn." The five pointed star is one of the most well-known symbols in witchcraft and wicca, and carries many different powerful meanings. This symbol is an excellent way to bring energy to your book of shadows and keep it there, whether you need the energy of protection, wisdom, or more!
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4 September 2009 at 09:10
Nicolas said…
Tea and sugar combine well,
and I am not saying that because I read it or heard it somewhere ;-)
23 September 2009 at 20:29
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