Traditional Blue Star Wicca
Shakespeare’s Juliet Capulet once asked “What’s in a name?” Names given to us by our parents are chosen to convey hopes, pass down heritage, and offer children an aspiration. The names given to us by others show how we …
In early March of 2013, I was searching the internet for a look into what other Pagan and Wiccan families did for different holidays and rituals. I poked the internet, I prodded the google, and then stumbled directly into a …
One calling card of the Blue Star Tradition, is our sense of “Family.” In an effort to shine a light on what a truly diverse and wonderful family we have, the S-Zine will now be taking articles featuring individuals in …
As mentioned in earlier entries, Imbolc is the time when we see the quickening of sun’s return. Winter is still here, but spring is on it’s way and coming up fast. The most commonly revered diety of Imbolc among Pagans …
Touchstone: “The origin of the touchstone, is a piece of basalt or slate that metal was scraped on to see if the color and other properties were true: to find it’s genuine nature.In common english terms, the touchstone has come …
Imbolc or Imbolg (pronounced i-molk or i-molg ) is one of four major Celtic festivals celebrated on the cross-quarter days. Though the ground is still covered with winter, and the reluctant earth holds out to share her fruits for at least another six weeks, the ewe’s with their …
Facebook and twitter will now receive updates when new posts are made to the Serenity Website. This should make it easier for you to follow along/catch the updates whether at work or home. You can also join the Serenity of Blue …
Winter Solstice Ritual was performed by Stormcrow and Arianthe. The pre-ritual crafting time included arts for the kids, and making of Pomanders for the home. Ritual: For the Quarter calls this year, we did something a little different that bears …
Samhain this year was a great success, with our full Serenity Family present, including it’s newest members Fox and Barley, as well as some of our favorite Unusual Suspects from other Blue Star groups.
Mabon 2012 was a grand affair for all New England Blue Star family. The ritual was held in the Unitarian Church of Wakefield MA, and was performed by Stormcrow and MorningStar. The ritual was full of powerful song, and poetry. …
Lammas 2012 was put together by DreamingBear and Laughing Shadow were the authors and performers of this years ritual. In short notice they put together a simple and beautiful ritual honoring Ceres and Saturn, and included the traditional elements of …
