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2013-03-15T11:50:01-07:00
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A History of the Craft in America: California and Councils, VII: A Church for Witches
Last updated on: March 15, 2013 at 11:50 am By Aidan Kelly
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 Pagans in general. In a way, it was like trying to set up an organization for anarchists—so that one could be the Anarch. There were already organizations whose members were individual Witches, but these were not meeting the need. Most Witches at that... Read more
New Reformed Orthodox Order of the Golden Dawn
2013-03-11T13:38:25-07:00
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A History of the Craft in America: California and Councils, VI, The Second PEC
Last updated on: March 11, 2013 at 1:38 pm By Aidan Kelly
In discussing the first Pagan Ecumenical Council meeting afterward, Gwydion, Alison, I and several others realized that we had not arrived at a specific proposal for an organizational structure because, in fact, the Pagan groups represented at the meeting did not have enough common ground to define any goals or structures. Read more
2013-03-10T08:10:49-07:00
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Divinity, Infinity, and Infinitesimals
Last updated on: March 10, 2013 at 8:10 am By Aidan Kelly
No one can be absolutely objective about religion, because every person must have a set of values that enable one to make life decisions. Those values always serve as the equivalent of a religion, no matter what they are called. Read more
2013-03-09T12:45:38-08:00
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The Man Who Falls in Love with Goddesses
Last updated on: March 9, 2013 at 12:45 pm By Aidan Kelly
He never wants to fall in love; it's just / That every once in a while She walks / Into his life, grows wings, bursts / Into flame, and then he knows / It's Her, and he must love / As long as She decides to stay, / Whether a year, or just today. Read more
2013-03-08T06:02:33-08:00
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A History of the Craft in America: California and Councils, Part V, 1974-1975
Last updated on: March 8, 2013 at 6:02 am By Aidan Kelly
As I mentioned, many important changes took place in 1973 within at least half a dozen different Traditions. I’m starting with events in California in the mid-1970s, not because they were the only developments at that time, but they turned out to have national implications. Read more
New Reformed Orthodox Order of the Golden Dawn
2013-03-07T08:58:51-08:00
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A Request and Previews
Last updated on: March 7, 2013 at 8:58 am By Aidan Kelly
A request for positive reviews of this blog, and some previews of upcoming posts. Read more
2013-03-06T06:34:34-08:00
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On the Nature of the Gods
Last updated on: March 6, 2013 at 6:34 am By Aidan Kelly
The passion of the Gods is not a calm and boring bliss. It is a sensual riot. The Gods do not dwell elsewhere, in the sky, in another, nonphysical universe, at some other time or place. They are always here among us, in the only universe there is. Read more
2013-03-04T16:54:15-08:00
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Rodin and Claudel
Last updated on: March 4, 2013 at 4:54 pm By Aidan Kelly
Artists sleep with their models and paint / Their lovers, fall in love and fall again. / Women are always in their lives. / Art needs love, as life needs rain. Read more
2013-03-02T12:18:23-08:00
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Another Song of Innocence: The Kitten
Last updated on: March 2, 2013 at 12:18 pm By Aidan Kelly
My loyal readers may have noticed that I like William Blake a lot. In his first major collection, the Songs of Innocence and Experience, each poem about Innocence is paired with one about Experience. His best-known poem, The Tyger, is paired with one about a lamb. Read more
2013-02-28T19:44:50-08:00
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A Dialogue of Angels
Last updated on: February 28, 2013 at 7:44 pm By Aidan Kelly
What existed before the beginning? “Before” and “beginning” are irrelevant. Time is not primordial, nor is space or matter or energy. Read more
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