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EUROPE’S OCCULT CALENDAR DECODED – THE WHEEL OF THE YEAR IN 8 PAGAN HOLIDAYS

Post author By ALKEMYSTICA
Post date 05/31/2025
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As the Earth turns, so too do the sacred rhythms of nature. Long before calendars and clocks, our ancestors marked time by the sun, the moon, and the turning of the seasons. In modern Wicca and Pagan practice, this sacred rhythm is celebrated through The Wheel of the Year—a cycle of eight Sabbats, each one […]

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La Coulobre – Legend of a Winged Creature in European Folklore

Post author By ALKEMYSTICA
Post date 08/13/2024
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According to local folklore, La Coulobre was a fearsome dragon that terrorized the region. This malevolent creature, described in various accounts as having a serpentine body and a menacing demeanor, was said to be both a physical and symbolic representation of chaos and destruction.

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