An Introduction to Daily Witchcraft

Very good advice.

The Wearer of the Cloak

Lovely

Eat, Prey, Learn Magic: Alex Mar’s Spiritual Tourism

Very well said thanks for the excerpts, It is a pity that she was allowed to view mysteries that she could not understand. It appears that she turned what was sacred into something that her intellect could handle.

Rhyd Wildermuth's avatarGODS & RADICALS

Reviewed in this Essay: Witches Of America, by Alex Mar

(not recommended)

It is for us to build an alternative through our present actions, our explorations, our play: all done without any spectators. This is more powerful than uploading a picture of your engorged genitalia. Love one another. Resistance and knowledge begins in your body. Secrecy remains an essential power of the sphinx.
–Peter Grey, Beneath The Rose

In the early part of the last decade, just after the destruction of two buildings in New York City’s financial center, a witch-hunt began. Armed with the power of law and absurd injections of fear-appropriated money, many Capitalist governments began searching for an elusive group of people known as terrorists.

Of course, like many other state-sponsored pogroms, ‘terrorist’ was an empty category, easily filled with whichever group of people threatened some aspect of Authority. For most, terrorist meant a brown-skinned, bearded man…

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Witches of America (My Personal Thoughts)

Very though provoking, I have not read the book nor do any of those I know personally have a desire to read it.

Fiona Blackrose's avatarGwydion Blackrose

Woman in storm

I’m worried about what other people might make this post mean. I’m not screaming out for attention here. This is not a calculated attempt to ride the waves of popular discourse, either. What it is about is what Alex Mar with her new book Witches of America has been doing to me, people I love and care about, and the Craft in general. This is about how it makes me feel, because I have been there. Literally.

(Note: If you have no clue what that book is about in the first place and why it’s not only very bad writing and an insult to good and decent journalism and research, I recommend that you read this excellent review by Rhyd Wildermuth. You can read an excerpt here in addition, if you really have to. Now let’s proceed.)

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