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The oak and mistletoe ritual was a real thing! Another wrinkle on the brain. janice xx
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ReplyDeleteA ritual to make an elixir for infertility and poison treatments. Does sound magical.
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DeleteSuch a busy image, I feel like I am watching a fairy tale on the screen. I love when I get caught up in someone's writing like that, Janice. Well done!!
ReplyDeleteSounds as if you were experiencing the ritual as described on ancient texts. Glad you enjoyed.
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