If the people separating could have agreed on things then the need for separation would not be necessary. But, since it is sometimes necessary, here are some guidelines on how best to work through an unfortunate situation. Read more
If the people separating could have agreed on things then the need for separation would not be necessary. But, since it is sometimes necessary, here are some guidelines on how best to work through an unfortunate situation. Read more
That’s the art: To let our curiosity do the reading, and in that reading discover that we may possess a different cultural competence than the one we bring to the fortuneteller’s table. Read more
I have tried a few times to give it up, to lay down the tools, hang up the pointy hat and attempt a pleasant, comfy muggle life. But the witchyness screams up from the depths of the soul and will not be quieted. You *see* things that cannot be unseen. You *know* things that will not be unknown. There is no flavor in the mundane, no succor enough to quench the drive and hunger of the Witch's spiritual cravings, or so I've found. Read more
Yes is the most powerful magical word in our vocabulary. We activate the everyday magic of yes when we align our desire and will with our soul-sourced intention. Say ‘yes’ from your soul, and you transform your life. Read more
There are over 350 representations of the Goddess in this collection. Most of them fit, snugly, inside the case originally constructed to exhibit it, the accumulated life's work of Oberon & Morning Glory Zell. Read more
Many times I have said that one simply does not serve soup with a butter knife. It’s a silly statement if you think of it since you would never attempt to serve a liquid with a flat surface but in reality we do that with our wands. Read more
Rev. Hill answers the question, "What do we do with the kids during ritual?" In this article she shares her insight child development and how to integrate them successfully into pagan rites. Read more
I'm an animist, a polytheist, a follower of the Fairy Faith, a witch, a reconstructionist, a heathen, a Druid - I am liminal. I am all of these things, woven together into a cohesive worldview and system of belief and practice. Read more
Since I have fairytales on the brain, both as stories as a vehicle for personal transformation in ritual, and as I'm also a fiction author and fairytale themes weave their way through my paranormal romance books, that got me thinking--as it usually does--about myths and stories and themes. Read more
Cultural appropriation isn’t always the misappropriation of myths and spiritual artifacts from low-technology indigenous populations by high-technology Western wannabes. Sometimes, it's more peer-level than that, if no less damaging. Read more
Ad-Free & Subscriber Log-In