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In Perfect love and Perfect Trust

Many people toss that line ‘in perfect love and perfect trust”around in the wiccan /pagan circles.  Mostly its when they feel someone is being too “mean” so remind them about perfect love…just what does it mean really? Where did it come from? Well in truth, nobody knows exactly.  It is suggested it appeared in Gardner’s … Continue reading →

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This entry was posted in Amethyst's Offerings on July 23, 2011 by Chance Samedi.

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