I am a wife, mother, grandmother, gamer, introvert, autodidact, multipotentialite, bibliophile, forensic psychology student, true crime fan, liberal, activist, feminist, and openly secular. I have been a professional freelance writer, author, and editor since 1997. **All opinions solely my own and subject to change**
Showing posts with label witches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label witches. Show all posts
Thursday, January 22, 2015
Yes, I'm Pagan. No, I'm not Wiccan.
No, not every pagan is Wiccan. I'm not Wiccan, for instance, though some people believe I am because I've mentioned I'm pagan. Paganism encompasses many paths.
I'm a pagan and a witch who follows a naturalistic path. You may also hear 'Humanistic Pagan' in place of 'Naturalistic Pagan' at times.
Not sure what that is? Here is a link with more explanation:
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Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Witches, vampires and daemons doing yoga together? Really?!
I’m reading A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness. I’m enjoying the story and the writing, but when I got to the part about witches, vampires and daemons doing yoga together…well, I had a hard time getting past that.
Folks, can we remember that vampires and daemons are not supposed to be mundane beings doing mundane things? I long for the days when vampires and daemons were terrifying (and rightfully so). I want magick and mystery when it comes to supernatural beings, not banality and the commonplace.
I like the author’s writing and I will finish the book and begin the next one…but a yoga session with witches, vampires and daemons? I can’t go for that. As Paul said, “Let’s take something extraordinary and terrifying and make it mundane (insert sarcasm here).” Exactly. Just…let’s not, okay? Please?
Folks, can we remember that vampires and daemons are not supposed to be mundane beings doing mundane things? I long for the days when vampires and daemons were terrifying (and rightfully so). I want magick and mystery when it comes to supernatural beings, not banality and the commonplace.
I like the author’s writing and I will finish the book and begin the next one…but a yoga session with witches, vampires and daemons? I can’t go for that. As Paul said, “Let’s take something extraordinary and terrifying and make it mundane (insert sarcasm here).” Exactly. Just…let’s not, okay? Please?
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