Happy New Year, Celtic style
The New Year for the Celtic, Gaelic, and Wiccan people was on October 31st, the American Halloween, but there are still a few celebrations that happen at this time.
View ArticleFrom the pages of the 50’s segregation…
You can’t use that bathroom! Sound familiar? For those of us born into the civil rights era of the 60’s, we have all heard this kind of thing being said to African-Americans all the time, not only...
View ArticleWhat is this Magick thing?
“Witchcraft is a deep love of nature and the ability to see magic in places where most others do not”
View ArticleOstara, The Spring Equinox
Normally around the 21st of March. Nature starts the season of Spring, a favorite time for me. Also known simply as Spring, the Rites of Spring, and Eostra's Day. The celebration of Ostara is for the...
View Article4 year old boy beaten to death for acting Gay.
How much hatred must you have for the gay community to beat your son to death for acting like us? This amount of hate goes beyond sane actions and deeds of a normal human being and further underscores...
View ArticleReligion is crowd control.
This never more so hit me than watching the TV news channel this morning at the angry crowd of Christians protesting the equal rights ordnance in front of Houston’s City Hall yesterday
View ArticleThe Post of No Name.
I have no name for this post as I am not sure what I want to put in here. I had a scathing post, almost finished about the morons in the GOP and their embracing of the failed “Ex-Gay” therapy, complete...
View ArticleDeath and Goodbyes.
Death is not a final farewell, it is a movement to a different place, a change of location if you will, to await rebirth.
View ArticleDo what thou Wilt
“Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law. Love is the law, love under will” The above is from the founder of Thelema and most modern ideas about Wicca and Paganism, Aleister...
View ArticleSamhain/Halloween 2014 Edition
Samhain, The Wiccan New Year, is the night that The God dies. The days grow shorter, and it is the last of the Harvest festivals, a time for Mother Nature to rest, and for the Goddess to mourn. In...
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