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Living a life of Paganism and Witchcraft is hard

2022/04/22

We navigate the overculture, but we do not belong to it. So, we stand out. Living a life of Paganism and Witchcraft is hard.

Categories Lifestyle
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Why I don’t recommend certain Pagan and Witchcraft books

2025/08/222022/04/15

People ask me why I don’t recommend certain Pagan and Witchcraft books. Here’s why.

Categories Books
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Web accessibility and content for Pagans and Witches

2022/09/142022/04/08

Why web accessibility is essential for inclusion and how Pagans and Witches can make their content more accessible and inclusive.

Categories Tech
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Everything is under construction

2022/04/01

This website is under construction again. The redevelopment reflects my personal and professional growth as well as changes in web design trends.

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Kali, the Hindu goddess of creation and destruction

2023/03/042022/03/25

Kali is the Hindu goddess of creation and destruction, and the preserver of time. Here’s an introduction to this oft-misunderstood Great Mother goddess.

Categories Goddesses & Gods Tags Kali
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Elements of ritual: Four reasons to cast a circle

2022/04/152022/03/18

Casting a circle is a basic skill and building block of Wiccan ritual. It’s easy to take it for granted, but here are four reasons to cast a circle.

Categories Magick & Ritual
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