Tag: convention

The Balancing Path (prose) Witchcraft

Public Ritual Should Never be Exclusionary . . .

When organizing for or presenting at public events, please don’t allow exclusionary events or presenters, ever, no matter the justification. Public spaces are inherently not curated or are minimally curated. That’s what makes them “public”, and thus open to all. When you attempt to curate public spaces by excluding groups, you create an antagonistic situation where there are “worthy” people, and “other” people. These exclusions are going to be based on things such as sex, gender, sexual orientation, skin color, ethnicity, ancestry, religious path, age, etc. You know, things that are ideally legally protected from discrimination in all aspects of public life and welfare.

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Events Witchcraft

Nonbinary Ritual at Pantheacon 2020

7:00pm, Feb 15th, at Pantheacon 2020. People of all gender identities are welcome. The focus of the ritual will be to facilitate a nonbinary perspective of reality through celebration of nonbinary gender divinities, and the richness diversity brings to our communities. Traditionally binary divinities will be acknowledged and reframed as equal in import to any other gender and divinity. Attendees are invited to bring items that honor nonbinary beings, spirits, and people, that these items may receive group blessing. It is an open circle, but please be quiet and courteous if you enter or exit during the ritual.

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