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Don’t Mess With Black Magic, Stay On The Lighter Side Of The Karmic Wheel.

And black or white, magic is nothing more than energy, yet in the wrong hands, it has the propensity to do huge harm. Innocence is laced in ignorance.

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The Snake Uncoils For You, Yogini-Witch: Shakti Consciousness And Your Birthright.

You, Yogini-Witch, have been invited to two dinner parties on this Full Moon’s night. You cannot attend both, so you stare at your raw beauty in the mirror now, indecisive and immobile. If you choose to take your seat at the Spirit Table, enduring enlightenment and the end of your so-human ...

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Vulnerability, Shame & Society: Let Us Be More Open With Each Other.

I believe the shame is here for many reasons, too many to name in one article, but one of them being a deep-rooted systemic fear that if we all lived our lives connecting with each other from a place of love and openness, compassion and respect, rather than the fear, criticism, and judgment ...

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My Regression: Coming Back Again And Again.

Did I come back to make restitution for the horror of being destroyed in a sacred building and to tell my story? I am not sure -- and yet there is a slight comfort in being able to place my unease with something somewhat tangible.

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We Are Killing Mother Earth, And It Is Time To Think For Ourselves.

If more people researched these things (which I hope everyone who reads this does) then I am sure they may not acquiesce any longer. Knowledge plus action equals power, and that is exactly what the people in power as of now want to avoid.

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I Have A Body, And It Is Damn Good.

The girl who at age 16 let her body be used by the youth pastor of her church, praying it was love, like he promised. Then when the ruse was up, she desperately tried to hide away the thing that drew him to her, her youthful gorgeousness, by eating tons of junk.

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Song Of Belonging: A Love Letter To The Withered Outcasts.

Even beggars think enough of themselves to expect the alms. Yet you don’t even own a bowl.

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I Don’t Want To Be A Well-Kept Woman With White Privilege.

I’m noticing how easy it is to lose passion in happiness. The fairytale’s complete, now what? It’s just comfort upon comfort upon comfort, and all of a sudden there are a thousand nuances overlooked, and I’m worlds away from him, feeling like I need to run, jump, dive, ski, swim, anything to ...

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I Have A Christian To Thank For My Pagan Ways.

Thus my journey began, diving deep into research on- and offline, searching for all the mythologies of the old world, before Christianity attempted to wipe them out. I was astounded and amazed at the similarities amongst them, especially the ones that were separated by vast expanses of ocean ...

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The Secret Behind ‘The Secret’.

I had never heard of Aldous Huxley; the closest I’d got to magic was Harry Potter, which I took as pure fiction. Then my best friend, who was having similar experiences through various white powders, told me about The Secret.

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