Ostara is the second sabbat in our Great Work of magick, with the agricultural theme of fertilizing the seeds of intention we planted at Imbolc. We utilize the fires of Aries to germinate and activate the life force within our magick, echoing what is awakening in nature all around us. Read more
All hungry, lusty and transcendent, our magick works the Will into the meeting of our needs--whether that need be for a lover, the right job to pay the mortgage, or a cosmic-egg-cracking, bush-burning, Divine Conversation of apocalyptic proportions--in witchcraft, that is OK. Strike that...in witchcraft it is a requirement. Read more
As a modern priestess, I am pledged to serve as the hands, feet and voice of the God/dess. As a part of Divine incarnation, I have many jobs that require many hats. Some hats flatter me more than others, but each one has its season, and each season comes with its lessons. Read more
"Yea, revel in mystery of her dark moon, There to find source - the power of triune, But man beware! carefully boon…" Read more
Love spells are relatively easy to design for yourself once you know the correspondences among the Gods and Goddesses, planets, plants, and minerals. Spells of this kind can be adapted to sweeten family and friendly relationships, to draw a new lover, or to find a life-long partner. Read more
There are many things that I just love about this Public Witching gig. Yes, despite the thorny path, there are still roses aplenty. Here are my top 9 favorite Roses for this Valentine's Day. Read more
This Covener's Bill of Rights, that we've all vowed to uphold, helps to keep our group "cult-proof" and make these values easily explainable to new seekers when first they enter into the training program. Read more
Every coven has their own, unique ways of doing ceremony and their expectations of behavior for those who attend. I firmly believe that clear communication, in writing, is a beneficial foundation for a magickal relationship. So these are our Ritual Etiquette Guidelines. Read more
When times get rough, I am always brought back to the vows of service I made when I became a Priestess. In The Sojourner Tradition, as it is forming, these vows are taken as part of our second degree self-initiation. I take this priestess gig, and these oaths, very seriously. We may be self-initiatory, but our coven-mates are there to stand side-by-side in guidance and encouragement as we each tread our unique paths to the altar of the Divine. We... Read more
During the Women's March on Washington, the spirit of resistance to tyranny was revitalized and will continue, regardless of the personal cost, because it is the moral and responsible thing to do. Read more
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