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Spiritual Care Week: 40 years of spiritual support

21 October 2025

Spiritual Care turns 40. Here’s my Pagan take on person-centred spiritual care in Australia that honours pluralism without a single default.

Categories Spiritual Care
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Political witchcraft: magic, resistance, and social change

7 October 2025

Witchcraft and power are inseparable. This blog explores neutrality, free will ethics, history, and actionable practices for just, grounded, liberatory craft.

Categories Magick & Ritual Tags culture, politics

Honouring the goddess Gaia: myth, magic, and care

26 September 2025

A practical starter guide to working with Gaia, the Greek primordial goddess of the Earth, including altar setup, rituals, correspondences, and more.

Categories Goddesses & Gods Tags Gaia
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The fundamentals of grounding: what, why, and how

19 September 2025

Explore the basics of grounding and anchoring: what they are, why they matter, and techniques for achieving balance, focus, and connection.

Categories Spiritual Practice
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On Charlie Kirk and the wounded heart of resistance

16 September 202516 September 2025

Following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, this essay explores political projection, ethics, and the spiritual challenge of resistance while resisting hatred.

Categories Community Tags culture, politics
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Voluntary assisted dying and the new campaign to improve access

12 September 2025

Voluntary assisted dying came into effect in 2019, but what exactly is it, and how can it be improved and made more accessible to more Victorians?

Categories End-of-Life Tags voluntary assisted dying
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