So, I joined SpellsOfMagic.com and out of 46 views (which is low, btw) of introducing myself only one person responded. LOL is right. Now, how is it that white witches can't speak to the grey? or the black speak to the grey? It baffles me. Neither extreme can exist alone and there have to be some of us to balance.
I promise, it won't rub off on them.
There are many people on the site that look like persons that I would enjoy communicating with. However, some are just so very, very young and I do not have time to teach because I am so hungry to learn . NOW. I also do not want to get inundated by requests for love spells and sex enchantments and that nonsense.
The site overall is great. There is a lot of information and you can literally spend hours just looking around. I will certainly support them.
Spells of Magic's site also has online covens, which make me smile. I just reviewed them and I am not certain I really fit into any one group. So, solitary I stay. One can join many but I do not have the energy and time to spare for anymore than one group, if that.
I have been wanting to create and bind my own manuscript. I hope to get rather good at it and be able to make my own paper well. I could then offer my services to those like me and create the special order, leather bound books that are so very rare. Can you imagine, the perfectly bound, leather, sacred, blessed book to fill with what you know and learn and hand down to your family? I envision pages made on the full moon of birch shavings which behold the very best energy work that is devoted to the full moon energies and rose petal pages devoted to Mother Mary, the Goddess and devotions to her for all of the intercession she has given and will continue to give. Magically bound with hand spun fibers filled with the pieces of you that matter the most and then the pages sewn together. The entire grimoire bustling with the energies that charge each page, each work and each success, each failure. A legacy to share with your blood so that they may grow from you and carry on the traditions of seeking GOD/DESS began by your ancestors.
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