Pagan Glossary
Introduces words and concepts that are a central part of most Pagans. This Pagan Glossary is designed to be a useful resource on common - and not so commonly used words, people and objects.
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Mystical teaching from the Jewish-Gnostic tradition. Ceremonial Magick and the Alexandrian traditions are based in these teachings. Also, Qabala.
The belief that one's thoughts and deeds can either be counted against them or added to their spiritual path across several life times.
The Kraken was described in Homers Odyessy.
In the Odyssey, Homer describes a beast called the Scylla, written about 650 BC:
She has twelve legs, all writhing, dangling down
and six long swaying necks, a hideous head on each,
each head barbed with a triple row of fangs . . .
No mariners yet can boast they’d raced their ship
past Scylla’s lair without some mortal blow.
When Ulysses during his odyssey passes the Messina strait, Skylla costs him twelve of his companions. Skylla is described as of horrible appearance, with twelve feet and six heads.
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