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None have publish dates later than 1997, so some of these sources may be out of print.

In the Covens chapter, Ellen takes on some of the more enduring myths about group work and group leadership. The main purpose of a coven, she states, is to serve the Gods and Goddesses (pg 26). She then spends a few pages talking about the membership requirements of her own coven. If you are unfamiliar with group work, pay careful attention to these pages.

Chapters 4 and 5, focusing on Trai

Those who would judge us, saying that they know we are not living by it, fail to do so themselves by disrespecting the innate divinity of our experience and conscience.

4. The 3-fold Law

As an extension of the Rede, the 3-fold Law is an explanation of a law of nature. It deals with action and how this affects the cosmos and the apparent source of this action. As an explanation, it ou

This final lesson of the series will done in ritual format. I will describe the work area, the herbs, and the purpose. Your final test will be to design your own ritual, amulet, bag, incense, or whatever else which to enchant. But you should only use the herbs listed in the previous lessons. You dont have to actually perform the work. I just want to know what youd do and how youd do it. The following is my example to you.

I am making an amulet for a dear friend who needs strength and will to make it through a difficult period. This friend h

Which Witch is Witch?
I have been reading a lot lately about what it means to be a Witch. This is a topic very close to home and one that I now feel compelled to comment on.I grew up on a small farm in rural Tennessee. When I was about seven or eight years old my grandmother explained to me that she was a Witch and by heredity so was I. To me, this didn't seem like a great revelation but it was confusing because the on.

At War With The Mystics
This isn’t going to be another one of those extended rants where I’m trying to disguise the fact I was too lazy to do any real work this week, so I had to fill this space with a list of all the stupid things the Christian Civic League of Maine did lately. I usually save that column for the dog days of summer. Although, Lord knows, I’m tempted to roll it out early. First, there was the tanta.

The Girl in the Leather Mask
This is an article from Carl's previous blog, Conversations Across the Table, originally posted on Sunday, May 08, 2005.