Paganism

When I was eighteen, my choice to practice magic was forcibly outted to my family, by another family. I�d been practicing magic with a friend and his parents decided to search his room, found a couple of my books and called my mother and told her. When I came home the ...

This is the first article in a series that will deal with discrimination and prejudice and how to counteract it.

In this society, we do not often think of magic as being something which extends to how we treat the people who honor our homes with their presence. But sometimes magic is much more subtle and forms a closer bond by how we treat those who we choose to share our ...

This is part 2, of a two part article focused on findign a community. I discuss several magical techniques that can be used to help you with this process.

Sometimes in conversations offline and online I hear the phrase that everything is relative in magic, that experience doesn't matter, that a neophyte just starting off can do what a more experienced magician can do.

In this article I argue that this is an inaccurate perception.

This article describes some questions a person might want to ask about the kind of community s/he would like to be part of or help create.

This article is about the importance of discipline in magical practice, what discipline is, and why we need to focus on being more disciplined in how we practice magic.

This article explores the use of the word magic and it's variants, why people use different variants and what those variants mean.

This article discusses the importance of a teacher in magical practice.

This is an article about Neo-Paganism with brief descriptions of various forms of Paganism. It is meant to introduce someone with no knowledge of the subject into an interesting world of alternative religion.