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Mabon Newsletter

By Kemi + August 20th, 2008

Merry Mabon! Mabon is the name used by some Wiccans and in some forms of Neopaganism for one of the eight annual primary holidays known as Sabbats. It is celebrated on the Autumnal Equinox which falls on the 22nd of September this year.

Power outage in Vancouver causes SacredKiln.com to be down for the day.

Price Increase Coming

By Kemi + July 10th, 2008

Price increase due from Dryad Design on Statuary and Jewellery.

July Horoscopes

By Kemi + June 29th, 2008

Your July Horoscope from Soulbody

New Theme for this blog

By Kemi + June 28th, 2008

New Look at SacredKiln.com blog

An enchanting Midsummer to you!

By Kemi + June 20th, 2008

We hope you all have a delightful and intriguing Midsummer’s Eve

Litha - Midsummer

By Kemi + June 1st, 2008

Litha is one of the eight solar holidays or Sabbats observed by Wiccans, though the New Forest traditions (those referred to as British Traditional Wicca) tend to use the traditional name Midsummer.

Beltane

By Kemi + May 6th, 2008

Beltane Blessings!

Software Upgrade Complete

By Kemi + April 28th, 2008

Software upgrade complete.

Software upgrade update

By Kemi + April 26th, 2008

The new version of our store will be up in a couple of days. The switch will take place between Monday and Tuesday this coming week. As mentioned previously we were unable to make the upgrade without some problems with our old database being not fully compatible with the new version of our [...]

SacredKiln.com software upgrade

By Kemi + April 18th, 2008

Okay, so the upgrade to the new version of osCommerce didn’t go a smoothly as I had first thought. Everything looked just fine (just to lull you into a false sense of security) and then someone new signed up to buy something… someone from Ontario. The problem was noticed when we were processing [...]

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Mabon Newsletter August 20th, 2008
Kemi

Mabon Newsletter

Merry Mabon! Mabon is the name used by some Wiccans and in some forms of Neopaganism for one of the eight annual primary holidays known as Sabbats. It[...] Read more »