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  • The Amateur Priestess: Serving for the Love of Goddess

    The Amateur Priestess: Serving for the Love of Goddess

    April 19, 2024
    Amy Rhea
    Categories: Articles
    Tags: personal experience, priestesshood

    I am an amateur priestess.  I serve the Pagan community out of love, and have been in some capacity or another since 2011.  There was a time when I dreamed of monetizing my spiritual skills – I think every witch goes through this phase – but I learned through hard experience that the professional witch…

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  • Sybil Leek’s Six Tenets of Witchcraft: Words from the Original Witch Queen

    Sybil Leek’s Six Tenets of Witchcraft: Words from the Original Witch Queen

    April 19, 2024
    Amy Rhea
    Categories: Articles
    Tags: mysteries, theology

    Before Laurie Cabot was the “Official Witch of Salem”, there was Sybil Leek, “Britain’s most famous witch”.  Sybil Fawcett Leek (1917-1982) was called “Dame Sybil” by some and “That Damn Sybil” by others.  A colorful character by any stretch of the imagination, she was a Witch, psychic, and occultist.  She grew up in the New…

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  • The Agency of Spirits: Getting Uncomfortable About Noncorporeal Beings

    The Agency of Spirits: Getting Uncomfortable About Noncorporeal Beings

    April 19, 2024
    Amy Rhea
    Categories: Articles
    Tags: magick, personal responsibility, theology

    One of the questions that I am routinely asked is whether or not a practitioner can be called to the service of a deity outside their cultural context.  There’s a lot of concern in the Pagan world these days about cultural appropriation and the difference between cultural appropriation and cultural appreciation, and it is an…

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  • Visibility and Interfaith Work as a Wiccan: How to be Taken Seriously in the Real World

    Visibility and Interfaith Work as a Wiccan: How to be Taken Seriously in the Real World

    April 19, 2024
    Amy Rhea
    Categories: Articles
    Tags: priestesshood

    From time to time, I’m asked to speak on a panel of representatives of various religions to educate students about the diversity they may encounter in their future professions.  Usually, it’s me, a Catholic, a Muslim, a Jew, and an Athiest.  And let me tell you, those days are the days I have the worst…

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  • Scholarly Witchcraft: An Annotated Bibliography of Recommended Advanced Books

    Scholarly Witchcraft: An Annotated Bibliography of Recommended Advanced Books

    April 19, 2024
    Amy Rhea
    Categories: Articles
    Tags: reading lists

    Let me preface this recommendation list by saying that it is not the be-all-and-end-all of advanced reading lists.  In fact, it barely scratches the surface.  It will be most relevant to Wiccans, although there are some titles that will be of interest to non-Wiccan Witches and Pagans as well.  I’ve tried to give representation to…

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