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Chants and Songs

Written by Erin on 18 October, 2011 - 11:26 AM — Leave a Comment
Erin

It’s From Water That We Come

[To hear the tune that goes with this chant, click]

It’s from Water that we come,
It’s to Earth that we shall go.
We’re the Fires of Transformation,
We’re the Winds of Change that Blow.

Isis, Astarte

Isis, Astarte, Diana
Hecate, Demeter, Kali,
Rhiannon….

God Chants

Neptune, Osiris, Merlin
Mannanon, Helios, Shiva
Horned One.

Jupiter, Cernunos, Hades,
Hemidal, Apollo, Silvanus,
Horned One.

Stars light your path.

Originally posted 2009-11-03 20:14:41.

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