
Four Alexandrian coven leaders from three continents talking about Alexandrian Witchcraft and broader witchcraft topics. New episodes monthly... probably.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Category | Religion & Spirituality | ||||

After five years, four seasons, endless different opinions and a LOT of experience, we (now professional podcasters, obviously) decided to revisit our definitions and introductions episode. Enjoy!
In this episode, we discuss Gods and Deities (in broad strokes, and not necessarily specific to Alexandrian Craft) by answering questions from a listener.
References:
• Lon Milo DuQuette. Low Magick. Llewellyn Worldwide, 8 Sept. 2011.
• Farrar, Ja... more
So, you've found a coven and had a successful first meeting... Now what?
In this bumper, 2 part episode, we've made an effort to shift our advice to go beyond the initial "Seeking 101" stage, discussing the serious practicalities and personal work t... more
So, you've found a coven and had a successful first meeting... Now what?
In this bumper, 2 part episode, we've made an effort to shift our advice to go beyond the initial "Seeking 101" stage, discussing the serious practicalities and personal work t... more
What exactly is a decentralised collective, and how does this relate to Wicca? How are things decided if there is no central authority: no kings, queens, witch popes, or even witch CEOs? How is decentralisation maintained? Today’s podcast has come to... more
What work do BTW covens actually do? What types of coven are there within traditional Wicca, and what's the difference between how members are treated and what is expected? And if coven autonomy is a thing, does that mean there is no crossover betwee... more
In our long-awaited 7th episode of season 3 we address the topic of magical names and personas. Magical names are pervasive in witchcraft communities, and the tradition of taking a new name when embarking on a new practice or new time of life is well... more
Episode 6 of season 3 discusses self-actualization in witchcraft. We explore the importance of self-actualization in religious movements and how the “Work” of the craft can be related to this idea. The episode ends with some practices listeners can c... more
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Content features engaging discussions among four leaders in Alexandrian Witchcraft, exploring a range of topics related to the practice and philosophy of witchcraft. Key themes include the dynamics of coven life, the process of seeking initiation, the importance of personal responsibility in spiritual practices, and the role of communication within covens. The conversations often reflect on the nuances of both individual and collective practices, focusing on the unique challenges and insights from different cultural contexts. The hosts encourage active participation and provide thoughtful advice for seekers navigating their spiritual journeys, making the content practical for those interested in deeper engagement with witchcraft traditions.... more
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