Tag Archives: Robin Artisson
Witch’s Milk
. Where I live, Spring has well and truly arrived. As you can tell from the date of my last post, I had a long spell of focus inward this winter, centered around an older family member coming to live with us, sicken … Continue reading
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Hot fresh witchcraft, with a prize inside
Drawn to a close – six Sundays of discussing Mastering Witchcraft and drinking tea with a group of fascinating witches. Well, to be honest, most of us were drinking red wine, but we were sipping it from tea cups. And some of … Continue reading
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A passel of cards
I’ve been trying to adapt of a segment of Robin Artisson’s Opening the Devil’s Eye, replacing the witch tools he sets around the compass to travel over with playing cards. Fine in theory, but in practical application the cards blew … Continue reading
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Variations on a dilemma
It’s Thanksgiving Day. You and 15 people you only see once a year are sitting around an enormous turkey dinner, complete with pecan pie and relish tray. Everyone’s getting along splendidly … so far. Then, Aunt Albie, stalwart matron of … Continue reading
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