What to expect.

Notes from page 7

• Wicca is sometimes mistaken to be exclusively derived from European and British pagan cultures—however, it has just as many African, Middle Eastern, East and Southeast Asian influences.

• The Modern Witchcraft offered here is eclectic, syncretic, intersectional feminist, progressive, egalitarian, and radically inclusive.

  • It reconciles the divine paradox: in Spirit we are one; yet in the God/dess’s family, all diverse distinctions we bring to the party are a sacred gift we’re here to fully celebrate.

• Elemental Witchcraft lays a foundation for a magickal practice with the goal of:

  • Figuring out who we are as individuals and where we fit in the cosmic scheme of things

  • Figuring out what is “true”

  • Recalibrating our moral compass

  • Establishing personal sovereignty

  • Internalizing our source of empowerment

  • Developing our divine relationships

  • Healing ourselves so that we can endeavor to heal the earth and her people

  • Transform the toxicity of the patriarchal dominator culture into the cooperator culture of the God/dess

  • Unlocking our human potential through the integration of our physical, mental, emotional, will, and spiritual bodies