I believe that sharing our personal experiences with our spiritual path – including the gods we work with – can be a learning experience for both ourselves and others. It is important for me to share my experiences because I’m all about the education and spread of knowledge.
We all want to be ourselves at work and that often includes being free to express our religion at work in whatever manner it is safe to do so. Let’s go over some EEOC Dos and Don’ts in terms of laws, regulations, and protections that are provided to you in the United States. The EEOC covers harassment, discrimination, and what you can and cannot request on religious grounds when it comes to your employment. Let’s talk about religion at work.
Dreams have puzzled humankind for centuries – probably since the birth of the human species. It has been said that dreams are a gateway to the otherworld, a way to understand our innermost self, or even a way to divine the future. In any case, dreams can hold many keys to understanding yourself and working closely with your deities and ancestors.
Being socially isolated – in any manner – can be a difficult thing to handle on an emotional and mental level. This means that isolation and distancing can also have an effect on your spiritual life. Today, I’ve got 10 things you can do during this chaotic time to bring you closer to your spiritual path, help you start your spiritual journey, or help you keep moving forward.
Hey there! Today, I wanted to talk about four different types of altars that I have seen and/or use in my own personal practice.
o Worship Altar
o Ancestor Altar
o Working Altar
o Practical Altar
This week I sat down and had a chat with my sister-in-law. Well, sat as close as we could since there are several states in between us! Anyway, we decided to have a chat about finding our roots and getting back to basics. She loves to bake and sew and I love to crochet and create – so we combined our knowledge and thoughts on why we think it is important to learn these basic skills.
What’s up everyone?! I hope you’re all staying well in this time of crisis and chaos. To switch things up a bit, I decided to have Night Shayde on the show. He is the host of Flatline 2 Beatline, a podcast dedicated to showing support to all manner of creators in the pagan and witchcraft sphere. Make sure you subscribe and listen to his show and give all his guests some love!
With everything that’s been happening in the world, I thought it might be a good idea to revisit this topic. I’ve spoken in the past about using your critical thinking skills and how that is a necessary part of researching witchcraft, magick, and even religion. Today, it goes a bit deeper with the pandemic we currently face. However, this can still be tied back into witchcraft.
“If you cannot hex, you cannot heal. If you cannot curse, you cannot cure.” A quote commonly attributed to Z Budapest, this idea that you need to know both sides of the coin has varying opinions and beliefs throughout the Pagan sphere. What do you believe?
We have a Friday the 13th approaching, so let’s talk about some different superstitions around the world!
