Nina du Preez
Hmm... where to start. Having been born in Denmark, raised in South Africa, and then having worked and lived in Denmark for a number of years before establishing myself as a freelancer back in South Africa certainly makes for an interesting background.
But this little piece is not going to be about that. I like to write, and have been working on a fantasy novel of sorts, in between writing fantasy and pagan inspired poetry. I have always wanted to better my writing skills, so this is where I am hoping to start doing just that..
I have through my work, and previous jobs written articles, and translated as well.
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But this little piece is not going to be about that. I like to write, and have been working on a fantasy novel of sorts, in between writing fantasy and pagan inspired poetry. I have always wanted to better my writing skills, so this is where I am hoping to start doing just that..
I have through my work, and previous jobs written articles, and translated as well.
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The Problem with Christian WiccaWe have sometimes heard people call themselves "Christian Wiccan" or refer to something called "Christian Wicca". This designation provides an attempt at a religious syncretism of Christianity and Wicca.
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Drops like PearlsA poem about the dew drops that settle..
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Dream WorldA poem about the fantasy we sometimes have while walking and daydreaming.
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Brother Sun, Sister MoonA poem inspired by the song "Brother Wolf, Sister Moon" by The Cult -
Wicca and Satanism: A SynopsisThe connection between Wicca and Satanism is undeniable.
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Mother EarthA dedication to our mother - the Earth. -
Moon MagickThe topic of this article is a study of the moon and its phases, some symbolism, differences between the Northern/Southern Hemispheres, the energies of the earth, and the significance to pagans in the respective areas.