- An
athame or
athamé (/əˈθɒm/, /əˈθɒmə/, /ˈæθəmeɪ/, or /ˈæθɪmɪ/) is a
ceremonial blade,
generally with a
black handle. It is the main
ritual implement or...
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commonly known as
Athame, is
often used in
Wiccan ritual. In
Gardnerian Wicca these are
symbolic of the
element of fire.
Athame is
elemental in nature...
- Wicca,
mainly for the
cutting of
herbs and
inscribing candles.
Unlike the
athame,
which in most
traditions is
never used for
actual physical cutting, the...
- the
circle is used to cut the doorway, such as a sword,
staff or
knife (
athame), a
doorway is cut in the circle, at
which point anything may p**** through...
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Wands serve a
similar purpose to
athames (ritual daggers),
though the two
objects have
their distinct uses: an
athame is used to command,
whereas a wand...
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pursuing friendly conclusions to
fights but is able to pick up his wand and
athame if he has no
other choice but to do so. His true
purpose for
attending Kimberly...
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Hieros Gamos. It is
generally enacted symbolically by a
dagger (known as an
athame)
being placed point first into a chalice, the
action symbolizing the union...
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perform the rite. In the
symbolic version the high
priestess plunges the
athame, or
ritual knife that
represents the masculine, into a cup or
chalice which...
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knife (known as an
athamé), a
staff (known as a stang), a cup (or
commonly a chalice), a
stone (used as a
whetstone to
sharpen the
athame), and a
ritual cord...
- chalice, as a
feminine principle, is
often used in
combination with the
Athame (ceremonial black-handled knife), as male principle.
Combining the two evokes...
