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    Biggest Witch on the Block and Other Essays

    By Morgan Drake Eckstein

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    The highlight of the fourth collection of essays written for the Hearthstone Community Church's monthly newsletter focuses on a set of magical images for the eight Wiccan Sabbats and the Wheel of the Year. There are also essays on why psychics fail, how Wiccans can honor their power animals, shy children should be allowed at public rituals, politics and the economy, and trickster gods.

    Essays in this collection:

    Introduction
    Global is the new local
    No mocking your religious and spiritual superiors
    Animals, children, and rituals—oh my!
    Familiar animal spirits and the modern pagan
    Probabilities and generalizations—when psychics go wrong
    Magical images—astrology and magic
    Magical images of the wheel of the year
    Credit where credit is due
    My experience with trickster gods
    Is luck a zero sum game?
    Do we really need a common book of shadows?
    Biggest witch on the block

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMorgan Drake Eckstein
    Release dateApr 18, 2014
    ISBN9781310524615
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    Biggest Witch on the Block and Other Essays
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    Morgan Drake Eckstein

    Morgan Drake Eckstein is a ceremonial witch and magician living in Denver. I would tell you more; but everyone's lawyer insists that the events that Morgan said happened never did. In other words, someone is willing to spend a lot of money and time in court to prove that Morgan has never lived In Denver, or been a pagan ever--just so that they can continue to abuse their organizations in the name of that sweet Apex Monopoly over all things magical and mystical. Obey your Witch Queen by boycotting this author and all of his events. Don't you love She Who Must Rule all witches in the whole wide world?!?

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