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I think that it says a lot about human nature, and probably not something that we wish to acknowledge. Thank the Goddess (and God!) for our spiritual leaders, who have the common sense to call us on it.

Isn't that curious --- or is it 'just' telling us something about human nature, especially when we are 'grouped together' under one label?

In the 1990s, there was a lot of in-fighting amongst various covens and different branches of Pagans. Doreen Valiente (who was as close as we're going to get to a counterpart of the Archbishop of Canterbury, though never so formal) made a famous speech at the Pagan Federation Conference.

She pretty much said, almost word for word, what you've just quoted from the Archbishop of Canterbury. And it worked! Just proves that we're all the same, once you get past the labels and a few differences in traditions.

Lol, "many witches do consider Samhain to be New Year's Eve" I know a lot of Christians that think the new (Church) Year stars at January 1st ;-) We are all so --- similar ;-) or as a former Archbishop of Canterbury said, not necessarily about Wiccans ;-), there is more than that unites us as there is that separates us ;-)

Wow! I think it's a great idea, to write a book about all those times, yourself, and people you met along the way.

You're right! Georgiana works magic :-). Thank you for visiting, Katie!

We need the young people to learn these crafts and keep them alive!

WOW what wonderful and magical images. Thanks for sharing such wonderful art work with us. I love art. :)K

Mira, So glad you came to see what it means to be a Ginger. :)

I love red hair :). Like humagaia, I wondered about "ginger" when I saw the title. I knew (even though I couldn't remember for certain) there was more to it than red hair :)). Writing about ginger as gay would, of course, be another article. :))

The the titles for the guides to learning cross stitch, crochet and knitting. These will make for great gifts all year round. Nice for younger people too, maybe they'll pick up the art. :)K

Ragtimelil, Thanks for contributing :)

Very funny. Definitely patchouli, among other things...

Mira, I asked a few hippy friends of mine... :)

What a fun article! I never thought of what a hippie smelled like. But you're right, it probably was patchouli!