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I recently came across a guide for healing magic application that seemed quite promising at first. It claimed to provide a comprehensive overview of the principles and techniques involved in utilizing healing magic for various ailments. However, upon closer inspection, I realized that this guide was deeply flawed in several ways. Firstly, **the information provided lacked solid scientific backing**. Healing magic, like any other form of alternative medicine, should be approached with a critical mindset and supported by empirical evidence. Unfortunately, this guide seemed to rely more on personal anecdotes and myths rather than scientific research.

How do you want to mark the passage of time in your life?

Festivals within the Celtic Calendar mark significant points within the year; Samhain, the Winter Solstice December 21st , Imbolc, the Spring equinox March 21st , Bealtaine, the Summer Solstice June 21st , Lughnasa and the Autumn Equinox September 21st. The sacred turning of seasons known as the Wheel of the Year is celebrated by modern Pagans who either are Wiccans or Druids or practice a tradition derived from at least in part Wicca or modern Druidry.

Unfortunately, this guide seemed to rely more on personal anecdotes and myths rather than scientific research. It made bold claims about the effectiveness of certain healing methods without providing any substantial evidence to support those claims. Secondly, **the guide failed to address potential risks and limitations** of healing magic.

Spiraling Into the Center: The Wheel of the Year & Lunar Sabbats

My herbal and magickal practice is deeply tied to the rhythms of the land - and that rhythm is set by the steady turning of the Wheel of the Year. The sacred turning of seasons known as the Wheel of the Year is celebrated by modern Pagans who either are Wiccans or Druids or practice a tradition derived from (at least in part) Wicca or modern Druidry. That is not to say that the festivities found within the Wheel of the Year are exclusively Wiccan or of the Druid tradition, but the structure of these celebrations within an eight Sabbat format is directly derived from Wicca and modern Druidry as we’ll learn below.

I realized that while I’ve been writing about the individual Sabbats, I hadn’t taken time yet to invite you in to learn more about the Wheel of the Year as a tradition, from its structure to ever-changing meaning to the ways that we shape it into a tradition informed by the land we live with. So in this three part series I’ll do just that!

Let’s start by diving into where the Wheel of the Year comes from and it’s structure. If you’re looking for a broader discussion on making the wheel of the year more personalized to your practice, come this way.

While it emphasized the positive outcomes of using healing magic, it overlooked the fact that not all ailments can be effectively treated through magical means. It ignored the importance of seeking medical advice and using conventional treatments in conjunction with healing magic. This oversight is particularly concerning as it could potentially lead to individuals neglecting proper medical care for serious conditions. Furthermore, **the guide lacked clarity and coherence** in its instructions. It often introduced complex concepts and techniques without providing clear explanations or step-by-step instructions on how to apply them. This could potentially confuse readers and hinder their ability to effectively utilize healing magic. Overall, **reading a flawed guide for healing magic application can be misleading and potentially harmful**. It is crucial to approach such guides with caution and skepticism, especially when they lack scientific evidence, fail to address limitations and risks, and lack clarity in instructions. Instead, individuals interested in exploring healing magic should seek reliable sources, consult experienced practitioners, and prioritize their health and well-being above all else..

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