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Hey there! If you're looking for a fun day out, then Magic Springs is the perfect destination for you. Located in Hot Springs, Arkansas, this amusement park offers a range of thrilling rides, entertaining shows, and refreshing water attractions. Here's how to get there: From Little Rock: - Start by heading south on I-30 towards Hot Springs. Take exit 116 for US-70 West. - Continue on US-70 West for approximately 22 miles until you reach Magic Springs' location on Park Avenue in Hot Springs. From Texarkana: - Begin your journey by taking US-71 North towards Hot Springs.

Praise:
"A masterwork by one of the great Elders of the Craft. Raymond Buckland has presented a treasure trove of Wiccan lore. It is a legacy that will provide magic, beauty, and wisdom to future generations of those who seek the ancient paths of the Old Religion."--Ed Fitch, author of Magical Rites from the Crystal Well

The words of faith offered by The Wiccan Prayer Book can be easily memorized and repeatedly referred to, thus enriching the reader s relationship with the God and Goddess and inevitably strengthening his or her spiritual life. This handy, unique pocket reference includes dozens of prayers and meditations for every occasion, every day of the Wiccan year, and every esbat and sabbat celebration.

From Texarkana: - Begin your journey by taking US-71 North towards Hot Springs. - In Hot Springs, take the exit onto US-270 East. Continue on US-270 East for approximately 6 miles.

Esbats: Celebrating Full Moons

Some people prefer to just celebrate the Sabbats. I see those as Sun holidays, since they are all determined by the solar calendar. The Esbats are Moon holidays, since they are determined by the moon. I think that celebrating both is important for a balance in my religious practice.

However, I had put off writing this article for a while because I never really celebrated these apart from a group. When I first started learning about Paganism in the form of Wicca, the only thing I knew to do to celebrate the full moon was to do a “Drawing Down of the Moon”. However, I had never progressed far enough in my Wiccan studies to learn how to do this, so once I started celebrating with a Circle that only sporadically celebrates full moons. For years, I didn’t really celebrate Full Moons. Sometimes I just forgot. Other times, I didn’t keep track of the full moons. Now that I am trying to revitalize my faith, I am trying to celebrate them. At the time of this writing, I still didn’t know how to do a “Drawing Down of the Moon”. I did some soul-searching and some research and this is what I came up with.

This is what this Esbat celebrates:

• The most powerful time of the Lunar cycle
• Most magically potent time of the Lunar cycle
• The cyclic nature of life
• Women’s monthly cycles
• The Mother aspect of the Triple Goddess
• Fertility and fruition

Here are some ways that I and others celebrate it culturally.

• Dance under the full moon
• Make some music: sing, play instruments, etc.
• Walk outside
• Bake moon cookies or crescent rolls
• Make moon water
• Do divination like runes, pentacles, tarot cards, etc.
• Take a calming bath with candles, oils, or anything else that feels right to you.
• Make a candle
• Write poetry
• Do something with the specific nature of which moon it is. Wear flowers for flower moon, eat strawberries for strawberry moon, etc.
• Meditate

Here are some ideas for Full Moon rituals

• Charge crystals, ritual tools, jewelry, or anything really
• Write down any habits, fears, or anything else you want to get rid of. Burn the paper.
• Ask the (usually female) deity of your choice for wisdom in a seashell. Hold the seashell to your ear to see what they have to say.
• Consume moon water with ritual intent.
• Do a purification ritual.
• Any magical working that could use some extra power from the moon

As with many of today's religious followers, modern Wiccans find that their busy lives often prohibit them from attending regular worship service. The author of The Wiccan Prayer Book contends that religious faith does not depend solely on showing one's faith in a house of worship, but rather calls for a commitment to strengthening the bond with their eternal parents.

- Take the exit onto US-70 East and follow the signs to Magic Springs located on Park Avenue. From Baton Rouge: - Start by heading north on I-49 towards Shreveport. - In Shreveport, take exit 213B to merge onto I-30 West towards Texarkana. - Continue on I-30 West for approximately 132 miles until you reach Hot Springs. Take exit 116 for US-70 West. - Follow US-70 West for about 22 miles until you reach Magic Springs on Park Avenue. Once you arrive at Magic Springs, you'll be greeted with a day filled with excitement and adventure. **Just remember to pack sunscreen and wear comfortable clothing and shoes** as you explore all the incredible attractions the park has to offer. So, gather your family and friends and get ready for a thrilling day at Magic Springs! Have a fantastic time! Best,.

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