Witch

June 28, 2019

Concede to My Will…

I’ve been struggling again with the thought of doing work that I know will affect others. I thought I had my opinions on it figured out awhile ago, but now I’ve come across some new material that has made me revisit the topic. And now I find I’m almost as frustrated as I was before.… Continue reading

My Shadow Work, Spiritual Seeker

Binding, Druid, Druidcraft, God, Goddess, Hex, magic, neopagan, Neopaganism, Pagan, paganism, polytheism, polytheist, spell, spellwork, Witch, Witchcraft
June 25, 2019

An Athame Story (A.K.A. How to Freak out Kids)

I adore my athame. I have had it longer than I have been pagan. And the story of how I actually got the blade was pretty interesting. It’s one of those things where someone saw me, recognized something in me and realized that this would be my first magical tool. So they helped me get… Continue reading

Spiritual Stories

Athame, Belief, Divinity, God, Goddess, magic, Neopaganism, norse, Odin, Pagan, paganism, polytheism, polytheist, religion, Shaman, shamanism, spirit, spiritual practice, spirituality, Tradition, transformation, Wicca, Witch
May 28, 2019

Mixing Traditions

Sometimes I envy other pagans that find themselves firmly established in one spiritual tradition. Many facebook friends and bigger name pagans that I admire seem to effortlessly stay within one tradition, whether it be Druid, Witch or Northern Tradition. Sure they do work in other traditions from time to time, and many even have Gods… Continue reading

Spiritual Seeker

Druid, Eclectic, Neopaganism, norse, northern tradition, Odin, Pagan, paganism, polytheism, polytheist, shamanism, Wicca, Witch

About Me

Hi there. I’m Annora.

The name Annora has English roots from my own genealogy. Its meaning is ‘honor’, which is something I hold dear in myself and others.

Over the years, I’ve done a lot of spiritual and religious study, but every time I think I’ve reached the pinnacle I want to rest on, I’ve found another mountain that deserves to be climbed. Or it’s a mountain that has been ‘suggested’ for me to climb. Because of this, my personal religion, Druidic Heathenry, is a living, breathing thing that is sometimes hard to give a voice to. This makes things challenging to write a blog such as this. However, in my mind, the fact that I don’t have all of the words to communicate my personal religious practice makes it even more important for me to try. The more I can communicate specifics about my practice, the more I understand my practice. The more I understand my practice, the more I can see how to relate with other practitioners out there. And because of all of this work, my practice becomes richer and more authentic.

Witch

Concede to My Will…

An Athame Story (A.K.A. How to Freak out Kids)

Mixing Traditions