A Brief History of the New Reformed Orthodox Order of the Golden Dawn, Part II
By February 1973 only five people had survived the year of training in the Spiral Dance Coven; the Full Moon Coven worked the Red Cord initiation for them in February and March of 1973. Now for the...
View ArticlePost-Doctoral Witchcraft (or something like that)
I am thinking about how to teach what I actually know, which is far more than just the Craft, although I would include the advanced but non-oathbound information I have about the Craft, and about...
View ArticleA History of the Craft in America: The Heartland in the Early 1970s
During the decade from the late 1960s to the late 1970s, at least half the Craft activity in America occurred in California or had direct ties to California, for reasons that might perhaps be...
View ArticleA History of the Craft in America: The Council of Earth Religions and the...
[I apologize to my dedicated readers. It has been rough. I plan to resume posting something almost every day.] Tim Zell’s discussions with the groups he had visited in California in August 1972...
View ArticleA History of the Craft in America: California and Councils, VII: A Church for...
After the second Pagan Ecumenical Council meeting in June 1974, Gwydion and I continued to discuss the problem of how to organize a “church” for Witches, now that we had a reason not to have to include...
View ArticleGoddess Murder, 13: The Other Two Gospels
XV. The Work Continues, 4 As the caterpillar chooses the fairest leaves to lay her eggs on, so the priest lays his curse on the fairest joys. William Blake “Seamus, what can you tell us about this...
View ArticleAutobiography by Email: More from Demian Allan Moonbloode
I have been a wytch since I was 14 years old. I was searching for the wytches I saw in the magazine [Look] in the early 70s. Through Seph I found them in 1974 at the Yule Sabbat, [and] by the end of...
View ArticleGoddess Murder, 24: Aradia Enters, Stage Center
XXVI. The Beginning of the Book of the Generation of Aradia [From the Gospel of Diana, as translated by A. Verrazano and A. Peregrino] I am Diana, the daughter of Aradia. Aradia was Queen of all the...
View ArticleAnnouncing: Songs for the Gods and Witches
As I have said before, I am primarily a poet, not a preacher or prophet. I believe (or at least would like to believe) that my poems are the most important work I do. I hope you might enjoy them.
View ArticleA Tapestry of Witches II: Lady Pythia and the Witchmage Tradition
Lady Pythia provides an interesting example of the fact that many covens who reinvented the Craft for themselves were accepted as valid by Witches of other Traditions.
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