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Returning, Returning, Returning

The last few months have been very full -- full of activism around women's reproductive rights here in Texas and nationwide, full of disappointments at the losses and joys at the (few) wins, full of workshops and letter writing and organizing. Full, in short, of the "Feminist" part of my path, but lighter on the "Witchcraft" than I might have liked.

The new year has found me trying to remedy that, by building women's spiritual community here in Dallas/Fort Worth, by launching a new networking initiative called North Texas Nature Spirit and re-launching my Tarot blog, Dakotawitch Divines. My practice is going through some changes as I transition out of old roles and groups, facilitate and join others, develop new practices, and return to those that I have allowed to languish. I hope and plan to share all this will you in the coming months, and to grow in my path through that sharing!

One practice I've been returning to is that of drawing a Goddess Inspiration card for each week, from the Goddess Inspiration Oracle by Kris Waldherr. I love this deck so much that I will be sharing my weekly draws with you all, and inviting you to learn from the Goddesses along with me! Keep an eye on this space on Monday, March 3 for your first dose of Goddess wisdom. I hope you'll learn and grow with me this spring!

 

 

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Susan Harper is an eclectic solitary Feminist Witch from Irving, Texas. She is a professor of Anthropology, Sociology, and Women's Studies, with a focus on gender, religion, and sexuality. She is also an activist, community educator, and writer. When she's not making magick or fomenting social change, Susan is the head soapmaker, herbalist, and aromatherapist for Dreaming Priestess Creations. She shares her life with her partner, Stephanie, five cats, and two guinea pigs.

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  • Carol P. Christ
    Carol P. Christ Sunday, 02 March 2014

    Love your post, I too am a Goddess feminist, to me they two belong together. Looking forward to your upcoming blogs.

  • Susan Harper
    Susan Harper Sunday, 02 March 2014

    Thank you for stopping by!

    Reading your work is one of the things that brought me to Feminist Craft, and to the decision to study Goddess religion professionally :). I'm glad to get the chance to tell you "Thank You!" for that!

    I'm looking forward to sharing and growing through this blog, and through the wonderful conversations I know it will spark!

  • Carol P. Christ
    Carol P. Christ Sunday, 02 March 2014

    xxx

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