Wiccan-Witchcraft is one of the largest Pagan and Witch traditions in the world today, and 2019 is the 80th anniversary of the initiation of its most influential practitioner. In honor of 80 years, let's take a look of where Wicca is, where it's been, and where it's going in the future. Read more
I’ve always found the idea of BNP’s rather laughable (with a few exceptions); after all at outdoor Pagan festivals everyone is using the same portajohn. Read more
That “liking to talk to people” thing is also why I like Pagan festivals so much. Most of my days are spent reading and writing about Modern Paganisms, but that’s never the same as talking about them, and perhaps more importantly, doing them Read more
If Witchcraft is simply a catch-all for any sort of magickal tradition I'm not sure it has any meaning. Read more
According to her official Facebook page, DJ Conway crossed the veil this past Friday, February 1. As a longtime reader of Conway's work, it feels appropriate that she crossed over at Imbolc. Her books were full of light, love, and magick, and those things are certainly felt by many of us on Brigit's day. Read more
I don’t care what anyone believes as long as they aren’t violating personal boundaries and bank accounts, but when they come after my beliefs and those of my friends . . . . well that’s a completely different story. Read more
Much like Witchcraft, Masonry provides a place to experience many mysteries, but how those mysteries are interpreted and received will vary from person to person. Read more
The various doings that make up my Witchcraft practice share a peculiar trait-they are transformative. Witchcraft is not a static practice, it's one that's constantly evolving, both within and without. Read more
Though we often think of Samhain or maybe Yule as the start of the "Pagan New Year," January 1 is also as good a date as any other. Read more
Because of their secrecy, the Eleusinian Mysteries haven’t been as influential as some might wish them to be, but every time we celebrate a mystery we are, in a way, celebrating Eleusis. Read more
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