A Few of my Favourite (Online) Haunts
Totally unrelated to Paganism or Witchcraft! Here is a list of some of the other kind of websites, blogs and such I have been spending time at in the last little while. (Yes, I know this is kind of a lazy post)
Archaeology Magazine (history geek site)
Audacity Forum (sound editing geek site)
http://forum.audacityteam.org/
The Joy of Hand Spinning (making yarn the old way)
http://www.joyofhandspinning.com/
Top Documentary Films (another history geek site)
http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/
Hyperbole and a Half (just plain funny)
http://hyperboleandahalf.blogspot.com/
WordPress (blogging geek site … code is poetry)
Savage Love column and podcast (sexy site)
http://www.thestranger.com/seattle/SavageLove?oid=5253730
Ottawa Dog Blog (dog lover site)
Sound Cloud (the endless search for sound)
VetLearn (veterinary medicine site)
Joomla (web designer geek site)
Mr. Deity (funny web videos)
Psychology Today (because neruo science and the human mind are interesting!)
http://www.psychologytoday.com/
Picnik (photo editing site)
The newest edition:
Raverly (knitting and crochet geek site)
A Little Reading for Thanksgiving
Happy Canadian Thanksgiving folks! Here’s a few worthy blog posts & articles:
What is Neo-Pagan Clergy?
Travelling
Quick Compost
An Essential Witchcraft Tradition
The Importance of Grassroots Heathenry
Is Hedge Craft The New Wicca?
Compass Round or Ring of Art
An Introduction to Animism
The Twenty-First Century Blood Feud
September’s Hearth
Building Your Inner Sacred Space
To Fly By Night
The book is out!
This is the anthology that I wrote and essay for; in fact it is the “What is a Hedgewitch” essay that helps to open the book! It is published by Pendraig in California, a small (but growing) Witchcraft Publisher. It is edited and compiled by Veronica Cummer and has such contributors as …
… to name only a few.
Here is the little blurb:
Hedgewitch Craft takes its name from the practice of travelling beyond the boundaries, of going past the “hedgerows” that divide what is known from what is unknown. Hedgewitches utilize diverse techniques to undertake the night-flight into strange and sometimes dangerous places in order to gain spirit-allies, magickal abilities and knowledge, to heal and to commune with the Gods and the ancestors.”
From the ancient to the modern, from the philosophical and historical to the practical and mystical, these essays span a wide variety of paths and approaches.
My own copies are still on their way, that’s how new this book is, and I can’t wait!
Where can you buy this book? Check out Amazon; check out the Pendraig webpage for a… Continue reading
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