Dear journalists, It would be lovely if you could try, for once, to represent modern witchcraft and paganism of the western world realistically. Articles are published on a daily basis, often in the national press, written by people that have either no knowledge on the subject or simply don’t care. Poorly researched information might sell
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Recently there have been broomsticks and bibles clashing over a faith blog competition, with quite a few nasty words being thrown about in anything but a faith-like manner. If you had to name just one point in the Bible which hinders relations between Pagans and Christians it is: Thou shalt not suffer a witch to
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Historically we can look back and see there are two reasons why witches were hunted. First there were political reasons with the Catholic church hell bent on removing any person who may be in opposition to them. Witches were a threat because they knew ways of healing, midwifery and folk magick. Too much knowledge in
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I’m talking about Henry VIII – the larger than life, 6 times wed, lover of the axe monarch. I’ve always thought Henry Tudor was a scoundrel. Chopping off people’s heads will give you that type of reputation. And I’ve been mad at him for the dissolution of the monasteries because all I get to see
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In the world of the weird and wonderful (and what a place to be lol!) a nurses’ clinic in Zimbabwe has been closed for 2 weeks because the nurses are terrified of a goblin attack. Traditional leaders had to get an exorcist to get rid of the little, supernatural critters. They used the services of
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