People of the Library

It has been said that the Abrahamic traditions are "people of the book" but that pagans are "people of the library." As a librarian-by-day, I also assert that a good portion of witches are also people of the library. As is long-held tradition amongst web-present witches going back to the days of AOL, I had … Continue reading People of the Library →

Changing Times…

I apologize that it's been so long since last we met, but the last few weeks have been a busy and bumpy period. We had All Hallows/ Samhain to attend to which I wanted to write a little about but it just wasn't in the cards. School has been hectic as the midpoint of the … Continue reading Changing Times… →

The Third Path

“Three paths stretched before me. The right-hand path led to heaven, the left-hand path to hell, but the path betwixt and between led into the heart of the forest.” Daughters of the Witching Hill, Mary Sharratt Years ago, I had taken a break from my usual craft studies, which at that point in time had consumed … Continue reading The Third Path →

Tearing Down the Temple

This is a short post. I wanted to make a brief statement before too much time elapsed. Though this blog is likely deep within the bowels of the interwebs, it's still important I feel to proclaim support and rally round those who are vulnerable. Several weeks ago, pagan and traditional witch Sarah Anne Lawless blew … Continue reading Tearing Down the Temple →

Cutting Through the Smoke

I began this blog as an outlet to share my thoughts on magic, politics, and my particular spiritual practices for two main reasons: Firstly, I lost one of my closest friends and confidants this summer. He was my first introduction to a powerful, righteous witch. He was also my mentor. When I met him, he … Continue reading Cutting Through the Smoke →