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Continue reading →: Out of the broom closet
I am (somewhat) out of the broom closet at work! Yay! I had forgotten what it was like to come out of the broom closet. I’ve never really been in it – being Pagan is not something I’ve ever really tried to hide. Alas, starting a new job with new…
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Continue reading →: What’s normal?
Last week I mentioned working on a novel. The 26,000 words (so far) have been printed, and I’ve since re-read through the story for the first time since 2012. I would love some completely fresh eyes to read over this. I have asked in the past, people raise their hand,…
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Continue reading →: What a Shaman sees in a Mental Hospital (a different view on mental illness)
I’m sure I’ve said this before, but I don’t believe I “suffer” from depression any longer. I have days where I go back into that world thanks largely to PMDD (premenstrual dysphoric disorder) which is PMS on crack, but I don’t “suffer” from it anymore. I’m not on medication, and…
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Continue reading →: Morning Glory Zell – America’s Priestess
If you’ve never heard of Morning Glory Zell-Ravenheart you either haven’t been practicing all that long, you’re not American (I’m not!) or you’ve never really looked outside of your Tradition. She was a pioneer of modern witchcraft who sadly crossed over to the Summerlands on May 13, 2014. She is…
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Continue reading →: Morning Ritual
In public ritual I have witnessed Circle casters call in the Quarters, or the Watchtowers, often DEMANDING!! that its presence be known to them. I have stood in public ritual while the Quarters are being called, and more than once I have jumped at the power of the caller insisting…
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Continue reading →: Love Thyself
Love thyself, I write as I finish munching into a Snickers. Last week when I thought of this post, I was going to write, “it really is easier than it seems!” But today is a bad PMDD day. Outside of the depression, of the PMDD, of any bad day we…
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Continue reading →: Giving honour
In very exciting news, a shortened version of my “Herne the Hunter: a short story” appeared in the Winter edition of The Small Tapestry, a quarterly member magazine published by the Pagan Awareness Network Australia Inc. I’m so excited! It’s such an amazing thrill being able to see my work in print…
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Continue reading →: When I met the Lady
One night I met her. It was completely unplanned, unexpected, and utterly amazing. It was November, 2012. We were in a valley, hiking up a steep, rocky hill. I made a joke to Herne about him being behind me and having to catch my fat arse if I fell. He…
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Continue reading →: Witch… or Aes Sedai?
These days I don’t feel comfortable calling myself ‘Witch’ or ‘Druid’ or anything in between. I don’t feel as though those words describe who I am. Which is why I refer to myself as Pagan over anything…or My favourite title is Aes Sedai. Ca’islyna Sedai of the Blue Ajah, to…






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