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Folklore for a Lucky New Year

Changing Times Changing Worlds Posted on December 29, 2020 by TchipakkanDecember 29, 2020

The CTCW Wednesday show December 30th 2020 is about folklore, specifically, how to attract luck and protection for the upcoming year. All over the world there are traditions or superstitions about what to do to make the next year lucky. From First Footing to eating 12 grapes at Midnight, or ham and … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Clothing, Customs, Folklore, Food, liminal time, luck, New Year's, Protection

Norse Folk Magick with Jane Sibley

Changing Times Changing Worlds Posted on June 16, 2020 by TchipakkanJune 15, 2020

On the CTCW Wednesday Show June 17, 2020 8-9 PM EST Jane Sibley is an author and CTCW (co-founder) and speaker who is an expert on Runes and many other ancient Norse Magickal practices. Tchipakkan and Jane started CTCW as a way of making the mysterious and seemingly fantastical practices termed supernatural, … Continue reading →

Posted in Tuesdays New Normal announcements, Uncategorized | Tagged CTCW, divination, Folklore, healing, Jane Sibley, Norse, occult, paranormal, supernatural

Speaker Spotlight

Changing Times Changing Worlds Posted on July 5, 2019 by TchipakkanJuly 5, 2019

Jane T. Sibley, one of the founders of CTCW, also created the New England Conference on Mithraic Studies (Mithracon), happening in New Haven this weekend. Jane and Tchipakkan met in the Society for Creative Anachronism, a medieval recreation group, where Jane’s persona is that of a Norsewoman from the pre-Viking period, Arwen … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Auntie Arwen's Spices, author, divination, Folklore, healing, herbalism, Humor, Jane Sibley, Mithracon, Norse, Norseworking, oracular seidhr, Runes, SCA, Smithcraft, Soothsayer's Guild, Thunderbolt, utsetta

Spring herbs for magick and medicine on the New Normal

Changing Times Changing Worlds Posted on April 11, 2017 by TchipakkanApril 12, 2017

Please join Tchipakkan and Jane Sibley of Auntie Arwens Herbs  on the New Normal 8 pm Wednesday, April 12, 2017, 8-9 p.m. edt. If you miss the live show, the archive is here. We’ll be talking about herbs and their uses, concentrating on the Spring herbs and how to use them for … Continue reading →

Posted in Tuesdays New Normal announcements | Tagged Auntie Arwen's Spices, Earth Spirit, Folklore, Food, healing, herbalism, herbs, Jane Sibley, Magick, New Normal

Book Recommendations

Changing Times Changing Worlds Posted on January 31, 2017 by TchipakkanJanuary 31, 2017

One thing people often ask is what books I recommend to a new practitioner, and this, of course, depends on what practice we are talking about- parapsychology? Magick? Paganism? … as well as their age, what they’ve already accomplished, what their needs are. The panel each year at the Changing Times Changing … Continue reading →

Posted in Tuesdays New Normal announcements | Tagged authors, book recommendations, divination, Folklore, healing, herbs, New Normal, Pagan, psychic

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