Posted in Adepthood, Buddhism, Christianity, Druidry, Inner Work, Paganism, Witchcraft and Wicca, the great work, the work, tagged kissing the limitless, thorn coyle on April 24, 2009 | 4 Comments »
I was baptized Methodist and confirmed Episcopalian. I discovered paganism when The Spiral Dance was published and waffled back and forth between Christian and pagan for the better part of twenty years, until I began practicing a form of Hermetic magic that pointed me to Buddhism, and I took refuge.
I am an Anglican, a Druid, a witch, [...]
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Don’t go off and practice the Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram when the eggs you put over the flame are already on the boil.
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Posted in Buddhism, Christianity, Druidry, Inner Work, the great work, the work, transformations, tagged national library week, seasons, thorn coyle on April 14, 2009 | 2 Comments »
There is a large chessboard laid out on the floor in the central court of the library where I work. The chess pieces are three or four feet high. Two men are playing a game, while a couple of others stand watching. I think this is for National Library Week.
I keep reading on our local weather [...]
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Posted in Inner Work, tagged dreams on October 30, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Along with a young blond man who resembles an Anglo-Catholic friend of mine, I am a caretaker for a very old shrine located within a cathedral. The cathedral has an Anglican feeling about it; the shrine, I understand, is actually much older, pre-dating the cathedral, which grew up around it. The important thing about the [...]
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