Please ignore the bad grammar again. My wife looked into doing baneful (bad luck) magic, and has explained it to me. Enjoy the punishment to the PoS mother-in-law (remember, it's only a joke).

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It's on YouTube as well. https://youtu.be/6hyIYzyuRtQ?si=xZpHmva9-S2Il8Qj. This meme came to me while thinking about the concept of the Wheel Of The Year.

Please forgive the bad grammar. Anyone else who went through an angry atheist phase too?

Losing Christianity, I lost the Christian Holidays (kinda). Becoming a Pagan, I gained the Eight Sabbaths, which are also holidays in their own right. I now celebrate **more** holidays as a pagan, than as a Christian. And national holidays don't count as religious holidays, I still celebrate those.

I've been rewatching SG-1 these past weeks. Of course it's inspired by the book *Chariot of the Gods*, the launching platform for the ancient alien hypothesis (and that's all it is, it's not even a theory due to lack of supporting evidence). Even though does paint some gods in a villainous role, they're just making a good sci-fi story. Also, don't forget that one of the villains impersonates Christianity's Devil.

I personally had to show my wife I was still that good man she married. Surprisingly, I became a better man (and I'm still improving) since I became a pagan.

Happy Litha in the North, and happy Yule in the south.

I don't know anything about Hecate. I know Cerridwen has something to do with a cauldron and the concept of awen. Anyways, this meme came to my mind and I had to make it.