Communitas

Do you understand the meaning of communitas?

Are you acquainted with liminal beings?

Do you have experience of any particular house of mysteries?

Are you able to identify and document experiences of notable moments? 

How do you compare communitas with civitas?

Do you regularly read Civility Today?

Are you sure you are preparing for the future properly?

How do you usually account for the amazing?

How do you usually account for the tragic? 

Do you often feel at odds with the world around you, including its social, cultural and political environment?

While you may or may not be interested in ancient sacred mysteries and/or ancient magic, you may possibly by interested in 21st century connections between the truly human and the truly divine.

When a female person interacts with sensitivity and artistry towards nature, especially if she happens to be quite young and pretty, she is likely to be regarded as a fairy or angel or virgin saint, especially if she is not overtly political and/or sexualised.

If a female person is scholarly and relatively pretty or even remarkably beautiful, she is likely to be regarded as wasting her life and/or threatening by the established order. 

If she is quite ordinary looking, or even regarded as unattractive, she is likely to be ridiculed within the established order, regardless of her qualities, her sensitivity, her artistry, her intellectual attributes and her kindness.

If an intelligent female person protests reasonably and responsibly against hypocrisy and other injustices, she is likely to be regarded as crazy and possibly even as the offspring of evil parents. 

If a female person is viewed as a goddess as a consequence of her physical attractiveness, she is subsequently likely to be regarded as a witch if she rejects sexual advances.  

If a female person, regardless of her physical features, is viewed as a threat to corrupt (male) power, she is likely to be regarded as a witch.

You are currently experiencing the magical library in Frugality Cottage, of course.  The cottage is often regarded as a mysterious place though it has no connection with Pompeii.

As you are reading the only existing copy of this grimoire, please note that it is securely chained to the bookshelf.

 

• This is a Grimoire
• Picturing Witches
• Which Witch?
• Good Witches
• The Primordial EverTime

• The Wonderful Witches of Australia
• Witchery and Trickery
• Never Forget Hecate
• Learning the Truth about Witches
• The Ghost of Queen Adelaide
• The Civility Journalism Circle
• Floating Like a Real Witch

• Matter and Imaginings
• The Enlightened Re-enchantment of the World - Part One