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Monday, February 3, 2020

New Year Goals

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I am an Eclectic Pagan and I have been practicing paganism for 15+ years, in between work, and parenthood. I have gone from student, to teacher, to informer, and back again. For the most part I've practiced in solitude, but I hope to change that in the future. My blog serves reference to my spiritual journey in paganism. My hope is that the blog will inspire you on your own journey.

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"The modern witch creates her own unique magical game as she goes; she's not beholden to any one particular idea about the practice of witchcraft. She embodies the word eclectic, gleaning her inspiration anywhere she finds it, pulling from ancient philosophy books, popular blogs, or her yoga class as she sees fit."

- Jenn Stevens

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Disclaimer: This blog does not represent the views, beliefs, traditions, etc. of all Pagans. This blog does not claim to be 100% correct, nor does it claim to have every answer. This blog represents the personal views, beliefs, and morals of one Pagan. This blog represents the belief system and spiritual journey of one Pagan. The blogger in charge of this blog is not looking for followers or others with the same outlook on life. The blogger believes that every individual is exactly that, an "individual;" with individual beliefs, individual paths, and individual outlooks on life. The blogger stresses how important it is for people to discover their own spiritual paths, their own system of beliefs, and their own morals.

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