How to Make a Pagan Haven
Get some vases of flowers and put them around the room., Fill a shelf/bookcase with books about Paganism, herbs, whatever you use to celebrate the Pagan holidays/cast circles (if you are a Neo-Pagan) or pray to your god/goddess with. , Place lots of...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Get some vases of flowers and put them around the room.
Choose your favourite types or ones that look good together and select special places for them.
Make sure that they have access to sunlight, and have plenty of water. -
Step 2: Fill a shelf/bookcase with books about Paganism
, Make sure they are in safe places and not where they might be knocked over. , This can be a special stone, picture, whatever represents your god or goddess for you. , For instance, if you are a peaceful kind of person, place olive twigs and pictures of doves around the room. , If you've placed vases full of flowers around the room, you already have water and earth.
Candles are good for fire, and you could use feathers or fans for air. -
Step 3: whatever you use to celebrate the Pagan holidays/cast circles (if you are a Neo-Pagan) or pray to your god/goddess with.
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Step 4: Place lots of different candles around the room.
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Step 5: Create a special shrine for your god or goddess somewhere in the room.
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Step 6: Line the room with special symbols that apply to you.
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Step 7: If you believe in the four natural elements (sometimes five) fill the room with things that represent them.
Detailed Guide
Choose your favourite types or ones that look good together and select special places for them.
Make sure that they have access to sunlight, and have plenty of water.
, Make sure they are in safe places and not where they might be knocked over. , This can be a special stone, picture, whatever represents your god or goddess for you. , For instance, if you are a peaceful kind of person, place olive twigs and pictures of doves around the room. , If you've placed vases full of flowers around the room, you already have water and earth.
Candles are good for fire, and you could use feathers or fans for air.
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