Dowsingfordivinity.com Website Review

If you are looking for a clear explanation of lineaged, initiatory witchcraft, this is it. If you are looking for a coven, thinking of joining a coven, or merely curious, I would recommend reading this book. Even if you are an experienced Wiccan initiate, you could If your coven is open to seekers, this book should go straight to the top of your recommended reading list, for seekers, new initiates, and even old hands. It’s clearly written, engaging, well-structured, and scholarly. I thought regular readers of Dowsing for Divinity might like to know that I now have a public Instagram account, @birdberrybooks, where I will be posting videos, talks, photos, book reviews, and news of upcoming events and workshops. The season of Halloween is fast approaching, and with it, the opening of several different silly seasons. It’s the season for racists to dress as caricatures of other ethnic groups. It’s the season for journalists to find the gothiest witches they can, and write dramatic articles about them. And it’s the season for spooky films on TV, and (gods help us all) pumpkin spice latte. This post was originally a tweet thread, but quite a few people wanted me to turn it into a blog-post, so here it is. I haven’t changed the Thank you, miigwech, nia:we to all the Black people, Indigenous people, and People of Colour from whom I have learnt so much. Ronald Derrickson. It’s a must-read for anyone interested in Indigenous land rights. There is much talk in initiatory Wicca of things being “oathbound”. However, a piece of knowledge cannot be oathbound. Everyone should read this book. Especially Canadians. Especially Pagans. Whether or not you care about Indigenous people in Canada. If you do care, you need the information in this book. If you don’t care, you need the myth-busting provided in this book. (If you don’t Jera is creating an anthology of writing about queer spirituality which I’ll be contributing to. Jera asked some great questions for the interview, such as “All acts of love and pleasure, as well as the body, are considered sacred in