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Old Gerald And the Masons: Freemasonry And Wicca - I'm moving some content over from an old site. This is a summary of the influences of freemasonry in Wicca. Though this is primarily drawn from the contents of Ronald Huttons Triumph of the Moon, it also has a few other sources, such as the Farrars. As I wasn't so good at citations back in the day, full sources are hard to backtrack but Hutton cov... - 2012/04/08

Pagan Blog Project: Gardnerian Wicca - Or Why I Believe in Keeping Wicca Traditional Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law This post will not be popular with many of my readers, as I will take this space to express my wish to keep wicca traditional. By this I mean I believe that Wicca is a specific tradition, and although it may evolve organically, it is not a label under whi... - 2012/04/05

Pagan Blog Project: Magickal Fetishism - It's Not As Kinky As It Sounds! Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law I would like to take the time to look at magickal fetishes. Today the word fetish has become intrinsically linked with the risqué side of sexuality, often perceived as a focus or specialisation on a single sexual fixation. This form of fetishism, identified as a sexua... - 2012/04/02

Pagan Blog Project: Fertility, Virility, Sexuality - Or Why Pagans Should See Sex As More Than Just Baby Making Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law From wonkette.com Around this time of year, being the time of Easter (Ostara/ Spring Equinox) and on towards Beltaine, I meet again and again in the literature around these festivals certain objects or practices described as linked to 'fertil... - 2012/03/30

Pagan Blog Project: Ego, Encounter and Egregore - Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law The second of my catch up 'E' posts will be a long and involved thought on 'Ego, Encounter and Egregore'. In some ways I am writing about three E's, but I intend to form a unity out of these seemingly separate strands as they relate to work in a group. Ego The ego, or self is often belittled in the s... - 2012/03/20

Pagan Blog Project: Ergot, Madness and Religion - Prepare your priest, oh, medicine, good medicine; Still the heart, oh saints and spirits; Prepare me for the little death, the good death, Oh spirits who live beneath the sea. At every moment take care of us; Bless these bodies, protect us as we sleep And the spirits fly about us in the trees.(1) Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law Thi... - 2012/03/19