Everything Under the Moon

^^^Well, to each their own. It's not gospel. The animals that come to mind don't have to be totems, but if you do have totems, they will be the first animals that you think of.

DancingWillowTree, The Panther represents your own view of yourself, the kangaroo represents the image you project to others, and the gorilla represents your true nature. You cant tell someone what the animals represent beforehand or it defeats the purpose. This was told to me by someone with a psyc...

I would ask you to name another animal, but I suppose you won't cooperate.....that's your nature...XD

dammmmit, you didn't name three .
I'm trying my own concept of totems based on some science (possible pseudo-science) that has been told to me.

why not?

DancingWillowTree,
Think of animals. Type in response the first three animals that come to your mind. Don't think about it very hard; just name three animals. Everyone who reads this, do the same, if you will. (FUN!)

The herb I was referring to is illegal in every state, including California, I believe.

Very interesting, peeps. I believe the gods in mythology were the product of human imagination, but also their stories were meant to explain things in a way the human mind can understand. I also consider what someone once said that made me wonder: That "Just because something is imagined doesn'...

Atheist Pagans,
Please tell me about your beliefs. Do you believe in souls, spirits, ghosts, etc.? Perhaps you don't take gods and goddesses literally, but accept them as archetypes, or something else? I look forward to reading about your points of view.
~Love,
me

This is my online reference:
http://botanical.com/botanical/mgmh/comindx.html
I've caused the thread to go off topic, so I'll stop now....

Of course, white willow- its nature's asprin- nature's NSAID!
I would try brewing white willow with espresso, but I won't mention another pain killing herb you could add to the mix because its illegal...
I don't know anything about feverfew. What herbal books do you read, Ravencry?

Yeah, excedrin is an OTC migraine medicine, and she did say it provided a little relief, so maybe the doctor should prescribe prescription-strength migraine medicine, the kind that contains caffeine and prescription strength drugs.

The excedrin contains caffeine as well as either an analgesic or nsaid drug., so if you want an herbal substitute, try coffee, tea, or guarana. Guarana is an ingredient in many energy drinks and certain flavors of Vitamin Water. Mind you, these will be without the analgesic. Rosemary and lavender ar...

Oh, the controversy. A thread I started has been locked...So, for the record, This girl is ~NoT~ with-child.

I love this.
arpgme, you should read Garden Spells by Sarah Addison Allen. Its not a craft or spiritual book, even though it sounds like it would be. Its a fictional novel. If the above is your original ideas, you would like that book.