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Practicing your path in a time of isolation, physical distancing, and the overwhelming idea of "Thoughts and Prayers" coming at us from every angle. What witches can do to keep their own spirits up.  

This is a one-off bonus, solo podcast with just me, Molly Dyer. 

Virginia Ann Villareal, better known to many as Dark Elf, is a High Priestess and Ordained Minister and Teacher with The Temple Of Witchcraft, and Co founder of The Temple Of Witchcraft Texas.  

You've probably heard the term "Eclectic Witchcraft" a thousand times for most of your path, but maybe you've never met a truly Eclectic Witch. Or maybe you have; no two Eclectic Witches are alike. Today, I'm talking with Candi, my friend in Tacoma, Washington, about her Eclectic Intuitive Solitary Witchcraft. She is also a gifted reader of tarot, runes, palms, and is a psychic intuitive. You can contact her at [email protected] to set up a consultation for your own reading with Candi. 

My husband and I moved to the area we live in right about the same time that Candi was packing up and moving to Tacoma, all the way across the country from me. I never met her, but all of the witches I met and became friends with have all said at one time or another that they wish I'd been able to meet and become friends with Candi, and that we reminded them so much of one another. I took that as a high compliment. Though we have never met in person, we have hit it off as friends in the cyber-witch community. 

Thanks, Candi! 

I sat down with my good friend Aaron, a lifelong witch and fellow podcaster, about his foray into Witchcraft, the paths he veered off of, and the roads that finally led him to Hellenism. Informal & casual, and rife with the clatter of a busy coffee shop. 

Don't let the number of tracks scare you off... it's difficult recording in a busy coffee shop and there were a ton of moments that needed to be edited out. Though sometimes it might be a bit hard to hear, hang in there. It's a great interview. 

The name of the YouTube channel we couldn't remember was Haven Craft, and you can find them here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC47nebxCwvbpiUoT_cK9Vug

The inaugural episode, wherein I use the word "Podcast" about 40 times in less than 20 minutes without even realizing it.  And if we're being honest, really not caring, either.  A short "getting-to-know-me" episode to lay the groundwork for future podcasts.  

In this episode; the rise of Witchcraft in the United States in the last decade; There's no such thing as bad publicity; Who was the real Moll Dyer; Arcane Poisoning; 32 years of making mistakes. 

Future podcasts set to air every other Wednesday.