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A year in reading: the best books I read in 2021

2024/12/262021/12/17

This year, I read about 20 books covering Paganism, personal development, fiction, history, politics, and science. Here are the best books I read in 2021.

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Happy New Year! My 2022 Bullet Journal setup

2023/01/062021/12/10

A favourite New Year’s activity is setting up my Bullet Journal. Here’s how my Bullet Journal has changed over the years and my set up for 2022.

Categories Lifestyle Tags Bullet Journal
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My tarot and oracle decks of 2021

2022/12/102021/12/03

Goddess decks, Anima Mundi, the Golden Dawn, and more. My collection of tarot and oracle decks grew a lot in 2021. Here are the new additions.

Categories Divination Tags oracle cards, tarot
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Reflections on Thanksgiving and gratitude

2022/09/142021/11/26

Thanksgiving is the biggest travel holiday, a National Day of Mourning, and an opportunity to do things better.

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Qualities of a good Pagan teacher, priestess, or service provider

2022/09/142021/11/19

What qualities make a good Pagan teacher, priestess, or service provider? Is it research or revelation? How important are training and credentials?

Categories Community

The bookish journey of a Wiccan Priestess

2022/09/142021/11/12

This is the abridged story of my journey from suspicious Catholic through 1990s Wicca and the books that shaped me to become a Wiccan Priestess.

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