Monthly Archives: October 2011

Couldnt really categorize these in either of the last posts. For all my hardcore Wiccan friends who bitch that “their” holiday is not about spooks, and should be about good sexy witches: here is a folk song for you. Now … Continue reading →

Not necessarily good for a party, but these seven are great to put you in the Halloween Mood. Probably my favorite Halloween Song The song is “Fire on the Mountain” by the Felice Brothers. But rather than post just the … Continue reading →

These are the Seven essentials for your Halloween Dance Party. Gotta start out with this one. Probably my favorite of the bunch. This pretty well sums up the rules at my house. Ok, so its kinda obvious, but it’s just … Continue reading →

I was going to write a deep and somber halloween message, but then I went to my Kids Preschool Halloween Parade and it just put me in too much of a silly happy mood. SO rather than your Hallowmass Mystic, … Continue reading →

As Cycle 7 starts tomorrow, Christopher DeGraffenreid has posted a review of the course up on his blog Sorcery and Spirit. My thanks to Chris for his kind words.

The Sangreal Sodality that I belong to has been on hiatus for nearly a year now. Last night we met, one of us chimed in virtually via Facetime, and re-booted our work with the office of the tree. It proved … Continue reading →

If you haven’t seen the Good Guy Lucifer meme out there, here are some examples. I actually invoked Lucifer on my birthday at the unfinished church in St George Bermuda, which is at one of the very tips of the … Continue reading →

Trowthy, over at “The Used Key is Always Bright” has launched a great project. She is exploring some of the key points of Paul Huson’s classic, Mastering Witchcraft, and has invited several bloggers and authors to answer questions about each … Continue reading →

The first conjure shop I ever visited was in Lakewood NJ. It was actually a shop hidden inside another shop that was a front: the Globe African fashions. I learned a lot hanging out in that shop. The first Botanica … Continue reading →

I am always posting field reports on this blog, but this one is special. It is by a student that has also taken classes from Frater RO and Chris Warnock and utilized methods from all of us (not to mention his own … Continue reading →