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How I Found Paganism by Voodoo Priestess Lilith Dorsey

July 3, 2017 By Lilith Dorsey

I get a lot of haters for identifying with Paganism. The Pagans hate me because I’m a Voodoo practitioner, and the Voodoo devotees hate me for aligning myself with Pagans. Read more

Divination Space Station: Fontaine Foxworth + Brown Girl Tarot™

June 29, 2017 By Lilith Dorsey

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Brown Girl Tarot™ , the world’s first real life non-illustrated Tarot Card Deck, that exclusively features 78 photographs of Women of Color and one adorable brown baby girl! Read more

Book Review: Animal Lessons by Danielle MacKinnon

June 26, 2017 By Lilith Dorsey

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One of the most useful parts of the book is the appendix where she lists common animal lessons that one might be facing. Read more

Have A Blessed St. John’s Eve !

June 23, 2017 By Lilith Dorsey

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Have a Blessed St. John’s Eve everyone ! Get clean, stay bright, and remember the potential that this time of year holds ! Read more

Tarot : The Hierophant Card – Everything Old Is Important … Still

June 12, 2017 By Lilith Dorsey

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It is associated with a variety of herbs namely – sage, frankincense, gardenia, lemon, lavender, and violet. Read more

Dance Legend Viviane Gauthier Passes

June 3, 2017 By Lilith Dorsey

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Viviane Gauthier was known as the “Goddess of Haitian Dance.” She passed on to the land of the ancestors this week at age 99. Read more

Magickal Brooklyn: Black Radical Women 1965-85

June 1, 2017 By Lilith Dorsey

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The Brooklyn Museum’s new exhibit We Wanted A Revolution: Black Radical Women, 1965-85, is full of the spirit and fire of the place. All of the works here show a spirit of resistance, pride, and hope for a better tomorrow. Read more

Baba Chuck Davis – R.I.P. for a Priest and Visionary

May 29, 2017 By Lilith Dorsey

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The legendary Baba Chuck Davis left to join the ancestors on May 14th 2017. He was a visionary and a pioneer in the world of dance. Born in 1935 in Raleigh, North Carolina he grew up apart seperate from dance traditions and ended up serving in the Navy. After leaving the service he became introduced to Afro-Cuban music and religion and the rest, as they say is history. He went on to study with Afro-Diasporan dance pioneers like Katherine Dunham… Read more