I am a non-specialist, a Jack of all Trades. In the CTCW community I am known as someone who does divination of many varieties, healing in many modalities from Reiki to herbalism, a magick user without being specifically trained, a pagan without being part of any tradition, I’m also an artist in … Continue reading →
This Wednesday, December 29th, 2021, at 8 PM, Tchipakkan will be talking about various New Years (because all calendars don’t start at the same time), and how people around the world celebrate theirs. This week we’ll continue talking about Liminal times. Different cultures have the New Year starting all around the year, … Continue reading →
Some people find alternatives to mainstream religions like Wicca, Heathenry, or Neo-Paganism (in it’s many various forms) preferable to what they were raised in.Others just grew up with it.Join Willow and Kat (now adults) as they talk about what it was like to grow up in a family where gods, fairies, and … Continue reading →
Modern (Wiccan-based) pagans have settled into celebrating 8 major holidays spaced evenly around the year, and based, for the most part on ancient celebrations. There were traditions of having fire festivals (partying around a big bonfire) at Mayday and Samhain, and at the solstice. There were, of course, harvest celebrations, and when … Continue reading →
Walpergis Night- May Eve is April 30th; May 1st is May Day. Many Pagans get together to show solidarity with each other and our ancestors by building bonfires, and dancing around May Poles. Some remember that, as at Samhain, the veil is thin at this point in the yearly cycle, and it’s … Continue reading →