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1a.: Hello, good evening and welcome From: Fiona Dowson
1b.: Re: Hello, good evening and welcome From: Michelle
1c.: Re: Hello, good evening and welcome From: paganpagesorg

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1a.: Hello, good evening and welcome

Posted by: "Fiona Dowson" fionanorwich@yahoo.co.uk fionanorwich

Thu May 19, 2011 8:35 am (PDT)

Well, the only advice I would give to anyone who thinks that they're a witch is
read Terry Pratchett and then read more Terry Pratchett

The first step on the path for me was learning reiki but we're all individuals,
we all have free will and we don't have a book to follow

As far as witchcraft goes, I practice by keeping bees, growing trees from seed
and guerilla gardening

Going on a herb walk with the local moot this evening. Connecting with other
pagans, listening to someone who knows loads more about herbs than I do and
getting outside. Far more witch than waving an athame around without your
drawers on!

The other book you may like to read is Ursula le Guin's Wizard of Earthsea

Starlight and blessings to everyone

Fiona

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Posted by: "Michelle" glaistig1753@yahoo.com glaistig1753

Thu May 19, 2011 1:06 pm (PDT)

Hi, Maybe I missed part of the post or something but, can I ask what or how Terry Pratchett and Ursula le Guin's Wizard of Earthsea have anything to do with anyone who thinks they are a Witch?

--- In Witch_Essentials@yahoogroups.com, Fiona Dowson <fionanorwich@...> wrote:
>
> Well, the only advice I would give to anyone who thinks that they're a witch is
> read Terry Pratchett and then read more Terry Pratchett
>
> The first step on the path for me was learning reiki but we're all individuals,
> we all have free will and we don't have a book to follow
>
> As far as witchcraft goes, I practice by keeping bees, growing trees from seed
> and guerilla gardening
>
> Going on a herb walk with the local moot this evening. Connecting with other
> pagans, listening to someone who knows loads more about herbs than I do and
> getting outside. Far more witch than waving an athame around without your
> drawers on!
>
> The other book you may like to read is Ursula le Guin's Wizard of Earthsea
>
> Starlight and blessings to everyone
>
> Fiona
>

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Posted by: "paganpagesorg" paganpagesorg@yahoo.com paganpagesorg

Thu May 19, 2011 5:25 pm (PDT)

oh i am very curious as to this too. I have read some pratchett, but for fun and it didnt make me want to be a witch, or did it. hmmm...

--- In Witch_Essentials@yahoogroups.com, "Michelle" <glaistig1753@...> wrote:
>
>
> Hi, Maybe I missed part of the post or something but, can I ask what or how Terry Pratchett and Ursula le Guin's Wizard of Earthsea have anything to do with anyone who thinks they are a Witch?
>
> --- In Witch_Essentials@yahoogroups.com, Fiona Dowson <fionanorwich@> wrote:
> >
> > Well, the only advice I would give to anyone who thinks that they're a witch is
> > read Terry Pratchett and then read more Terry Pratchett
> >
> > The first step on the path for me was learning reiki but we're all individuals,
> > we all have free will and we don't have a book to follow
> >
> > As far as witchcraft goes, I practice by keeping bees, growing trees from seed
> > and guerilla gardening
> >
> > Going on a herb walk with the local moot this evening. Connecting with other
> > pagans, listening to someone who knows loads more about herbs than I do and
> > getting outside. Far more witch than waving an athame around without your
> > drawers on!
> >
> > The other book you may like to read is Ursula le Guin's Wizard of Earthsea
> >
> > Starlight and blessings to everyone
> >
> > Fiona
> >
>

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