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Effective Remote Ritual, Part 1: Sight
This is the first in a series of posts on practical methods for online ritual. Much of what makes for effective online Outer Court ritual effective will translate to Inner Court ritual, as well as eclectic, and non-Wiccan group ritual practices.
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(Actually) Inclusive Covens
The purpose of this post is to make one thing abundantly clear to Seekers as well as initiates: Hawkfire is an inclusive coven. Also, here’s a cute cottage, because sometimes we need hugs.
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Seeking, and Seeking Liberty
I’ve started another online Outer Court. It’s already teaching me about Seeking. And about seeking Justice.
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Repeat Play: Inclusive Wicca
When the latest brouhaha about transphobia in initiatory Craft blew up online, my knee-jerk reaction was to scream “Don’t give the haters air time!” That being impossible, I wanted to share a note of hope for trans Seekers and non-trans Seekers who want an inclusive Coven experience.
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Magic, Religion, and Reality Part 4 – What is Really, Like, Real?
As my old social studies teacher used to say, “My rights end where your nose begins.” Fortunately, there’s plenty of air between different religions and magical practices. It helps to remember that, but remember we’re also not alone with all that space.
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Magic, Religion, and Reality Part 3 – What is Religion?
Happily, most people realize the world’s religions are more plural that Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. But why should magical practitioners care?
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Magic, Religion, and Reality Part 2 – What is Magic?
Magic is a highly plural practice, a global one, historically vast, and any definition addresses not only magic but the practitioner as well. But let’s try to define it anyway.
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Magic, Religion, and Reality Part 1 – The ‘Big’ Questions
What’s magic? What’s religion? And what’s, you know, really REAL? Part 1.
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The Online Coven is Dead. (Long Live the Online Coven).
Hawkfire would have been a year old today. Instead, I’m announcing the conclusion of this online Gardnerian Coven and Outer Court.