I am an eclectic Wiccan priestess, a child of the sea and moon. My spirit moves with the tides of the ocean and my energy expands with the swell of the full moon. The warriorress lives inside of me, forever in a dance with the hunter who provides. I am the nurturer and the one who needs nurturing; I am of all and the all is within me. Read more
Creation IS religion; creation IS chaos. Creation is magick, creation is exaltation AND abomination. Even though I’m making up phrases & quotes as I go; you cannot have pleasure w/out pain. You cannot have light without the dark. Read more
As farmers to our Pagan culture, we should remember the work and the wisdom put into the process of cultivation. We cannot plant in other people’s soils until we can grow in our own. When we apply Critical Race Theory to this process, it replaces a deficit model of thinking with one that is positive and full of life. Read more
Dava Greely writes: I love being pagan. Witchcraft has opened up a whole new world for me. But… I realize that I’ve still only really got, like, a pinky toe out of the broom closet. Read more
The use of of the label "Big Name Pagan" is not helpful to the greater needs within the Pagan community. In my opinion, the need that serves the whole of the community is an ability to be one with each other in worship, celebration and in growth. Read more
I realized this weekend that last week made two years since the first Daughters of Eve post went up on this site. Thank you for the opportunity to be a part of this community here and to continue to contribute to a larger version of the Pagan Community. Read more
Megalithica Books, an imprint of Immanion Press (Stafford, U.K./Portland, OR, U.S.A) is seeking submissions for a follow up anthology to Shades of Faith, released in August of 2011. This anthology will focus on people of color working in magical communities and their spiritual practices. Read more
In her recent book, Making Magic of Your Life, T. Thorn Coyle addresses some of the most important issues that people grapple with: issues around knowing the self, our will, desire, taking risks, manifestation, engagement and the role of silence in one’s life. Read more
I, personally, think of allies as people who do the work to examine and question their own privilege. Being an ally means willing to be uncomfortable, being willing to be wrong (and, unfortunately, doing that frequently) and trying again, over and over. In contrast, being a nice person means being someone who doesn't want to make others feel badly. Read more
I had a talk with a co-worker a couple of weeks ago about how people take certain things for granted, forgetting that others have to work for those same things. I have been thinking on this concept off and on since we had this talk. Amazingly it rings so true for me that I sometimes feel that I work harder than most and that the whole world takes advantage of the privileges that we have, myself included. Read more
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