What are "Ritual Questions"?
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My ritual answer\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=Ritual%20Questions
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http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/ancient/personalrelig.html\n\nhttp://www.fjkluth.com/festival.html\n\nhttp://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/grlg/hd_grlg.htm
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First off, happy Ostara to all those of the Northern Hemisphere, and happy Mabon to all those of the Southern Hemisphere!\n \nI've never attended a group ceremony, as I am a solitary Wiccan, but it's not hard to find out. The links you gave are wonderful! I use Religioustolerance.org for all my religious information if I can't get it strait from someone of the religion in question.\n \nAs far as Wicca goes, all rituals will tend to consist of a few basic things: the area is swept with a besom (ritual broom of sorts) to clear the area of negative energy. All practitioners ground and center (prepare oneself for spellwork - you can find details in nearly any witchcraft book - try Llewellyn authors!), and a circle is drawn using an athame (ritual knife - it's usually not sharp as it's not used for cutting) walking deosil around the circle (the direction of the path of the sun in the sky - clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere; counter-clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere). The four elements are called walking deosil: north is earth, east is air, south is fire, west is water.\n\nAfter the ritual is complete, the elements are dismissed walking widdershins around the circle (opposite the direction of the path of the sun in the sky - counter-clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere; clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere), the circle is undrawn walking widdershins, and all practitioners ground and center again to finalize the ritual.\n\nThere are many books out there describing rituals that are traditionally performed during the eight Sabbats (solstices, equinoxes and mid-points). I use “Grimoire for the Green Witch: A Complete Book of Shadows” by Ann Moura as a guide for all the things I do. It’s a great source for all kinds of information about Wicca and related witchcraft, and my fiancé uses it to learn more about Wicca (so it works as a great learning guide even for people who don’t practice). I’d recommend you look into it if you’re really interested.
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Rituals are all around us. Humans are ritualistic beings. We make rituals out of everything.\n\nIn our everyday lives, kissing your spouse hello and goodbye, prayers before meal and bed, celebrating holidays the "family" way, even doing your morning toilette. Rituals also give reassurance to children, adding a sense of confidence through repetition. Family members are brought together and bonds are strengthened.\n\nSociety has rituals: graduations, inaugurations, the Independence Day, New Years, Halloween, parades, the Olympics opening ceremonies.\n\nReligion also has rituals, like baptism, marriage, and funerals. \n\nThis is the way humans live, celebrate and rejoice. This is also how we pass our values and traditions onto future generations.\n\nWith love in Christ.
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what the hell kind of questions are you asking?
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I suggest that you do yoga, pranayama (breathing technique peculiar to yoga) and meditation. Cool down. Allow things to happen and be a witness. Asking questions, even a child does. But, even a child settles down. It is important that you realize there is no answer for many of our questions in the world. Time is the leveler of all things. Meditate and meditate.
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Witchcraft is exactly the same as prayer.  Wanting something and taking action (saying words or lighting a candle etc) to try to bring what you want into manifestation.  It's not quite so dramatic or magic as you see on tv.
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What does this question mean?
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Self Exaltation 101 (the covert kind)\n\nSEE LINK:
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Really? We do? Yes, at Mass and anything where there is a Mass involved. There's some instituted prayers (most notably the Lord's Prayer, instituted by, well, the Lord) but I don't think these are rituals.\n\nYou've posted more than 90 questions. More than half of them show your misunderstanding of Catholicism. I'd dare to say you're an uneducated bigot.\n\nShame on you. \n\nRevelations 21:8 - Revilers go to Hell.
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s, plz raise the questions u want(V will b there 4 U)
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Your officiant could just skip the question all together.  It was not in the ceremony for my wedding.  My dad was my officiant and he gave me away.  I was concerned how this would work, but he said that the question was not in the order of worship that he uses, so there was no problem.  Unless you specifically want the question, ask that your officiant skip it, if it is in his usual ceremony.
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I read voodoo books and been to afew of there ceremonies.  I honestly think alot of it is in there heads.  One friend of mine is into it but he said he never heard the spirits or anything that if good things happen then it is from them.
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What type of question is this?
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do you mean to ask Kabbalah as a school of thought? In hinduism there is a system of asking questions for seeking the truth( of life)..its called Chintan ( when done collectively) or Atm-Chintan ( Self). Then Hinduism also speaks about meditation (Tapasya is roughly the word, however it is more near to endevour) as the way to seek the truth.
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Better question, what pagan rituals did Christians steal?
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What process? The asking questions on Yahoo Answers process?