Dear friends, on this sacred occasion of the Pagan New Year, let us join together in prayer to honor the cycles of nature and the wisdom of our ancestors. **Today, we gather to express gratitude for the bountiful blessings of the past year and invoke the guidance of the divine for the year to come.** In this moment of reflection, we acknowledge the beauty and power of the natural world around us. The turning of the seasons, the rising and setting of the sun, and the phases of the moon remind us of the ever-changing flow of life. **We offer our thanks to the Earth, our nurturing mother, for her abundance and sustenance. May we always cherish and protect her, as she continues to provide for us and bring us closer to our spiritual roots.
May we always cherish and protect her, as she continues to provide for us and bring us closer to our spiritual roots.** We call upon the wisdom of our ancestors, those who walked this earth before us, to guide us on our path. May their knowledge and experience illuminate our minds and hearts, granting us the courage to embrace the new beginnings that lie ahead.
Assuming magic is a source of energy that wizards have access to, how would they "bleed off" the energy when not using it?
So in many worlds, magic is a source of power that magic users can draw upon and "do stuff with" - make elemental effects (fire, cold, lightning), heal wounds, shield from arrows, light rooms, etc. The amount of power they can draw upon and the skill with which they can turn it into useful stuff is like any other talent: they have some innate ability that is improved by practice/training/studying. Given this form of magic, what if magic users couldn't turn that source off? The energy would need to go somewhere. How would magic users deal with this, even as babes or when sleeping?
Follow Telastyn asked Sep 22, 2014 at 15:27 Telastyn Telastyn 5,599 21 21 silver badges 30 30 bronze badges $\endgroup$$\begingroup$ The Dragon and the George series gets into this a little bit when the new wizard starts accidently casting spells because of the excess magic. Magic in that universe is kind of weird anyway, though. $\endgroup$
Sep 24, 2014 at 3:14**As we embrace the dawn of the new year, let us open our hearts to the possibilities that await us. May we find strength in the face of challenges, resilience in times of uncertainty, and love in all that we do.** We ask for blessings from the divine forces and spirits that surround us. May they watch over us, protect us, and guide us with their eternal wisdom. Let our spirits be ignited with the light of their presence, so that we may walk our earthly journey with grace and purpose. **On this sacred occasion, may we remember to honor the interconnectedness of all things. As we celebrate the turning of the wheel and the beginning of a new cycle, let us strive to foster unity, tolerance, and respect among all beings.** Let us carry the spirit of this Pagan New Year prayer in our hearts throughout the year. May it bring us closer to the natural rhythms of the Earth, deepen our connection with our ancestors, and inspire us to walk our path with love and reverence. **As the wheel turns once again, we invoke the blessings of the Pagan New Year upon all those present and extend them to all beings in the universe. Blessed be!**.
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