Pentacle elements witchcraft

As ‘Pagan’ is an umbrella term there are lots of different sets of virtues that Pagans value. This will largely depend on their tradition and influences and whilst you can see cross ove…

The Pentagram To me, the pentagram inspires feelings of warmth, awe and joy. It stands for life–the mystery and the balance. The pentagram serves as the universal symbol of the Craft. You c…

In days past, Pagan folks would paint a pentagram or five pointed star on their barns or hang one on or near there front door to let Pagan travelers know that they were welcome in there home for a meal and/or a bed for the night, never asking for anything in return for their hospitality. ╰☆╮skymomma╰☆╮

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The difference between the pentagram and the pentacle (although very often the term is used interchangeably today) is that the pentagram is only the five-pointed star, whereas the pentacle is a five-pointed star within a circle. The modern pentacle is widely used in many nature-based religions, including Neopaganism, Wicca, Hermeticism, and even as a Tarot suit. One interpretation is that the five points on the star represent the five Elements: Air, Water, Fire, Earth, and Spirit.

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