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Researching the Whistleblower Thing
This is not a political blog. This is my personal blog and I am a political person. I get frustrated with the way the media doesn’t tend to tell the […]
Continue Reading...Pagan Family Movie Night
This is my compiled list of favorite movies for Pagan families to watch together. They have the potential to spark thoughtful discussion of values and themes that Pagan families often […]
Continue Reading...Reflections on Midsummer
The thing about Midsummer, when you live on a farm, is that it’s a break, more so perhaps even than Midwinter. At Midsummer (at least here) we have just finished […]
Continue Reading...Why 2016 Sucks Numerologically Speaking
Before I begin, I should warn you that I am not an expert on numerology. In truth, I’ve always been a bit math-phobic and numerology seemed too math-ish to not […]
Continue Reading...Smudging the Word Smudge
Recently I was scolded by a fellow witch for suggesting the use of smudging to prepare magical tools. It’s not the first time I’ve been scolded about smudging. Smudging, I […]
Continue Reading...Mitigating the Effects of a Trump Presidency
Now that Donald Trump is officially our President elect, barring a miracle from the Electoral College in December, we’re going to have to deal with it. Notice I did not […]
Continue Reading...Maybe I Don’t Want To Be A Millionaire
In his book, Financial Sorcery, Jason Miller points out that most magical people don’t have the mindset it takes to attract money. (totally paraphrasing here) Most of us feel guilty about […]
Continue Reading...The Code of Hospitality
The code of hospitality is an ancient code common to just about every ancient culture and moral code. What it states basically is that anyone who comes to your home, […]
Continue Reading...What Witches Know
I have been thinking about this a lot lately: The knowledge that I possess (or hope to eventually possess) that I attribute to being a Witch. Not like “I am […]
Continue Reading...Some Samhain History
Samhain originated as a Gaelic festival. The word is from the name for the month of November. A popular translation of the word is “Summer’s end” though it could refer […]
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