It's been on my bookshelf for a while; picked it up at Half-Price Books a while back to see what all the fuss was about.

Been browsing through the basics. Had to stop because I started to twitch. Oy.

Anyone else read this gem?

Tags: beliefs, book, coven, craft, pagan, religion

Input solicited. Still a work in progress.

It says that it's for folks who don't have a Lycian teacher available in their area, but it will be a foundation for Lycian practitioners in general.

Tags: coven, lycian wicca

Saturday: The Girl Scout cookie booth ended up well; upper 50s but sunny. We had a good location and good business. kyllo came into town for a while, and we had pizza for dinner.

Esbat went well again; the last time wasn’t just a fluke. ;) OK, so I still have some insecurities about my priestessing ability. On-line, I can go look things up. In a coven setting, you’re right on the spot. Our general pattern is that, after the circle is opened and our healing rite done, we share any significant dreams folks have had since the last meeting. The topic caught fire this time, and experiences, etc became the main topic of the evening. “Going with the flow” paid off. As the Esbat closing topic, I briefly discussed the idea of the egrigore and how/why it is created. Next Esbat, we will be doing just that. The last time was in the previous coven, and the egrigore worked out very well. I’m looking forward to seeing what this group will come up with.

I find myself becoming more confident in my own ability to lead, which is good. Doing separate activities from Boni has honed the skill of drawing from my own knowledge and experience, getting away from that lazy dependence. Go me!

Sunday: Quiet. Alexandria and I went to visit the grandparents and deliver Girl Scout cookies. Went shopping at Target because her saved allowance money was burning a hole in her purse. ;) A beautiful day weatherwise.

Tags: coven, esbat, priestess