Lughnasad is upon us! The translation of this holiday’s name literally means “loaf mass.” Like. It is a holiday about bread.
Okay it is not entirely about bread. Lughnasad also known as Lammas is the celebration of the first harvest. Continue reading
I picked up Rise Sister Rise: A Guide to Unleashing the Wise, Wild Woman Within by Rebecca Campbell at a Barnes and Noble about three months ago. I was looking for a book on women’s spirituality from a broader perspective. Something a bit more mulitfaith or from a non religious standpoint. I was attempting to get myself out of my spiritual comfort zone of standard Pagan, Wiccan, witchcraft and magic books and manuals.
What I found was a book that was so much more. Continue reading
I straddle two worlds within the Pagan community. One, the Pagan online community, is this bounty of creativity where I get to connect to so many people around the world (including you, lovely reader). The other, my IRL Pagan community, is full of tradition and ceremony passed down from person to person for generations. I love both of them. They fulfill me in different ways. The online Pagan community, specifically the blogs I follow and Tumblr, inspires me to think in new ways and jump starts my creativity. My physical community is there for me and provides structure to my days. For me, they compliment each other nicely and both help my grow as a woman, a Pagan, a Witch, and a person.
Lately I’ve noticed that I seem to be the only one know feels this way. I have noticed a lot of ire in both camps regarding the other. Continue reading
Sometimes you just need advice from an unbiased source. For some people that means turning to a tarot reading.
Tarot readings typically involve a private conversation between a reader and a client. Usually the client picks the cards out of the deck, and the reader creates the spread and interprets the cards. Continue reading
A few days ago, one of my coworkers asked me to make a clickable PDF. I agreed to take the task (even though I had no idea how to do that), looked up how to accomplish my goal, and turned her document into a clickable PDF. The whole process took about a half an hour. When I returned the document back to my coworker, she responded to me by saying, “Oh my god I think you are a wizard.”
Not going to lie. I chuckled.
This is not the only time that coworkers of mine Continue reading
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