Wicca is a modern pagan religion that emerged in the mid-20th century. It is a nature-based spirituality that revolves around the worship of the goddess and the god, as well as the recognition of the divine presence in all things. Wiccans celebrate the cycles of nature, the changing seasons, and the moon phases. Wicca draws inspiration from ancient pagan practices, including witchcraft, but it is not the same as witchcraft. While some Wiccans may practice witchcraft, not all witches are Wiccan. Wicca emphasizes personal responsibility, ethical behavior, and the practice of magic for positive purposes.

Have a Magical Day

Walt Disney World is known as the most “magical” place in the world. “Have a Magical Day” is one of the lines most commonly heard out of each cast members’ mouth. But do you know just how magical? Disney World is so full of hidden gems, inside jokes and little details that guests see everyday but don’t realize the significance. Guests visiting the Magic Kingdom get their first taste of Walter E. Disney’s amazingly creative mind as soon as the rope drops.

The Magic Kingdom was designed as if its guests are walking into a movie theater. You must pass through the tunnels of the railroad station in order to get into the park. The WDW Railroad station serves as the “curtain” rising upon the upcoming movie. As you pass through the tunnel, pay attention to the large posters of the rides found throughout the park – these posters are placed there to show guests the “upcoming attractions”.

Once you have passed through the train station tunnels, you will notice the strong smell of freshly popped popcorn. Look to your left where you will find an old fashioned popcorn cart. Do you know why? That wonderfully enticing smell of fresh popcorn creates the illusion that you have just stepped into the lobby of a theater.

As you walk down Main Street, USA towards Cinderella’s Castle, there are shops offering merchandise and food which is what most people pay attention to. There’s more than meets the eye. The 2nd and 3rd story windows of the shops along Main Street represent the “opening credits” to the movie. These windows not only bear the names of fictional businesses but also offer a tribute to those people who were significant to the Disney Company, to the development of the Walt Disney World Resort and their families. For example, Walt’s brother Roy’s name can be found above the Confectionary shop (for those long time visitors, it’s where the old camera shop used to be) as well as his wife’s name and 7 of their children. The last credit is given to Walt Disney himself and can be found above the Ice Cream Parlor. If you are standing facing the castle at the end of Main Street, turn around and look above the Ice Cream Parlor. There is it – the “star” of the show – Walter E. Disney.

And last but not least, the “main attraction” of the your movie experience – Cinderella’s Castle. This is where your “Magical Day” begins. Enjoy the show!

Holly Wiencek is the author of Capturing the Magic: A Photographic Journey Through the Walt Disney World Parks. A Florida native and lifelong Disney enthusiast, Holly has been visiting Disney Parks since she was a toddler. With countless visits to both Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort, she has spent a lifetime exploring and learning about the history and legacy Walt Disney left behind and the details created by Disney Imagineering. She spends her spare time making Disney magic in her everyday life and enjoys sharing that magic with her husband and her daughter, Abby.

MeMe the Magical Red Ant

The MeMe book is about being different, for no one can help where they are born. It is about the journey of life that each must embrace. A story that tells of exchange, expectations, giving, truth, and unconditional acceptance. It is a story that shares how each of us must face existence, to know ourself and see the magic within, which is love that all possess.

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Wicca emphasizes personal responsibility, ethical behavior, and the practice of magic for positive purposes. Central to Wicca is the belief in the duality of deity, often represented as the goddess and the god. The goddess embodies the feminine aspect of divinity, representing the Earth, fertility, and nurturing.

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• Инвалидность и особые потребности
• Семья
• Закон и преступность
• Политика и правительство
• Школа и образование

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The god embodies the masculine aspect of divinity, representing the Sun, the hunt, and strength. These deities may be worshipped in various forms, depending on individual preference. Wiccans generally observe eight seasonal holidays, known as Sabbats, which mark the solstices, equinoxes, and points in between, such as Samhain (Halloween) and Beltane (May Day). These celebrations are often marked by rituals, feasting, and the honoring of ancestors and nature spirits. Wiccans also recognize the importance of lunar cycles and may perform rituals and spells during specific moon phases. The full moon is seen as a time of power and manifestation, while the new moon is a time for introspection and setting intentions. Wicca places a strong emphasis on personal experience and individual spiritual growth. Followers may participate in regular rituals, meditations, and spellwork as a means of connecting with the divine and deepening their understanding of the self. In Wicca, there is no central authority or hierarchy, and individual practitioners are encouraged to explore and develop their own understanding of the religion. Wiccans may choose to practice in covens (organized groups), as solitaries (individual practitioners), or in informal groups. Overall, Wicca is a nature-centered religion that honors the divine, embraces personal responsibility, and seeks to live in harmony with the natural world. It is a diverse and adaptable belief system that fosters a sense of connection and reverence for all living beings..

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