β€οΈ Your spirituality is private
βοΈ They can't take away the core of you
π True absolution of guilt and shame
π’ Lazy doesn't exist: it's more complicated than that
πΆ What music does Hekate like?
π Which is more important to you, impact or intention?
π Why am I wearing horns?
β Can a Christian be a witch?
π Happy holidays!
π€ Why doesn't the oldest Gospel have the virgin birth story?
π€ Did the Virgin Mary consent?
π€ Where did the virgin birth come from?
π©Έ The Eucharist is blood magick
π€ Found another thing they stole
π€ What does this sound like?
π Keep the Sol in Winter Solstice!
π Quick podcast rec: Witch B1tch Amateur Hour
π Quick book rec: Correspondences
π 22s book rec: Psychic Witch by Mat Auryn
π 24s podcast rec: Weird Web Radio
π 15s book rec: Hekate by Courtney A. Weber
π 17s book rec: Six Ways by Aiden Wachter
π More Bloopers!
π Scroll break! Listen to the Orphic Hymn to Hekate, translated by Patrick Dunn
π£ Prosthelytizing is manipulation
π Easy daily devotions to Hekate
πβοΈ Real talk: Will Jesus punish you for working with Hekate?
π Ex-Christian witch working with Jesus
π« Episode 6: Sunday School at the Church of God's Eternal Torment Means He Loves You
π Healing is usually a prolonged process, not sudden
π How do you know it's Hekate and not a pretender?
π Cat bloopers!
π What do real witches do?
π³ 3 persons in 1 is polytheism
π Did witches historically worship the devil?
π What do you say to call in and dismiss Hekate?
π They're breaking at least one commandment here
π« Episode 5: Sunday School at the Church of God's Eternal Torment Means He Loves You
π We are eternal
π Bloopers!
π Can you touch your statue of Hekate?
π€ Who said it first? I think you know
π€ It's healthy for you to question things
π€ What does it mean to you to work with vs worship a deity?
π₯± Same old story: no hate like Christian love
π« Episode 4: Sunday School at the Church of God's Eternal Torment Means He Loves You
π Hekate helps us deconstruct Christianity
π You can't change others' feelings
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About
Samantha L. Strong (formerly S. L. Saboviec) writes dark and beautiful sci-fi and fantasy stories about complicated characters. Like many Elder Millennials, sheβd like to become an herbalist and live in an abandoned (and probably haunted) nunnery somewhere far away from people. She loves drawing sigils on everything, growing plants, and playing with her three adorable daughters.
Samanthaβs short fiction has appeared in Amazing Stories, AE, and elsewhere. She has four novels out about angels and demons: her Fallen Redemption trilogy and a companion novel.
Beating the odds against metastatic breast cancer since 2017.
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