Do you know what sells more than sex? Rage. The algorithms in social media are, reportedly, geared to make people react in anger or rage. Anger in times of chaos is understandable.In fact, my new book, World On Fire: How Witches and Wiccans Transcend the Chaos and Find Their Peace, has three sections on anger. Also, not-a-fun fact, the word “anger” shows up 45 times in this book.

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“Do you think Goddess would really say that?” Susan said to Theresa—two acquaintances I know. I reflected on this. Do you ever pause and really listen to one of the thoughts that arrive unwelcome in your brain? Thoughts like: You’re not good enough. You can’t survive now. No one cares about you. These were the thoughts that Susan was talking about.

What if you do NOT have to stay afraid or angry during this current time of chaos? Are you disgusted with the corrupt leadership? What about people losing life-saving healthcare? We, witches, can recover our balance. Moonwater reveals essential actions so you CAN bring back your peace. Discover a prayer that comforts you – even when worries and fears abound.

Blessings to you and all your kin this Samhain! Samhain Samhain is the final harvest Sabbat of the year. At this time, the last crops are gathered and put into storage for the cold winter’s months. The God makes His ultimate sacrifice at this time. But fear not, His sacrifice is a willing one, for he does this for his children.

“This book is pushing a wild idea,” my friend, Alice, said. “Oh?” I replied. “This author, Tracy Dennis-Tiwary, PhD, wrote: ‘Anxiety has evolved to make us more resourceful in the face of uncertainty,’” Alice said. I reflected on this. Here are two insights. 1. A Witch Looks to Nature We, as witches, observe the seasons. In the Fall, a squirrel gathers nuts.

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“Oh, no! Did you see that? What an Idiot!” I said, driving, after ducking my car out of the way of an idiot-driver. “I’m venting,” I said to my husband. Later, I reflected on this. Scott Cunningham wrote: “The magic begins in you … Words and actions are used as focal points or keys to unlock the power that we all possess.”

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I’m writing this as I am in a blackout with my computer battery almost dead. Oh, wait! Just the day before, a flood caused by torrential rain and a clogged drain created a river to engulf my car. Ooooh. Urban living. This is not a challenge. This is a problem. Well, two problems. Years ago, many people were running around trying to replace “problem” with “challenge.”

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“My husband just shuts down,” my friend, Lisa, said. “I can’t get him to correct what he’s doing.” Later, I had a thought based on some Wiccan and magick ideas. Here are three insights. 1. Carefully choose words, and you wield energy. “Magic isn't the empty parroting of words and actions; it is an involved, emotionally charged experience in which the words and actions are used as focal points or keys to unlock the power that we all possess.” – Scott Cunningham…

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“I’ve reached the end of my rope,” my friend, Rhonda, said. “I can’t bend anymore. I can’t take any more.” I nodded. I saw it in Rhonda’s eyes.She knew that I understood. That’s because she knew my story.During my first marriage, I told my husband that we needed to have food in the house. But he didn’t care. He took care of himself by buying fast food.

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“How much choice do we have?” my friend, Alex, asked. “I always go back to what Doreen Valiente wrote in The Wiccan Rede: An it harm none, do what ye will.” I said. Later, I reflected on this conversation. I have two insights about this. 1. “An it harm none” includes you. Sometimes, we must make the bold choice.

Happy Mabon!  Mabon is a time of balance between light and dark. It is the autumn equinox when the days continue to grow shorter and the dark begins to take over the light. With the nights becoming longer, the power of the God is waning. As the second of the three harvest festivals of the year, Mabon is also known as the witches’ thanksgiving.

Moonwater reveals surprising ways to deal with painful times. These are times when life unexpectedly shoves us into a new chapter. The chapter often involves loss and pain. But with a mindful shift—and calling on the Goddess—we can emerge stronger. Even when our days may be hard to endure, we can experience positive moments. And, this can be surprising.   For more from Moonwater, get one of her books:  

The Triple Goddess symbol of the waxing, full, and waning moon over dark background. (Photo of the moon: NASA) “I’m exhausted,” my friend, Amy, said. “Your Sjögren's syndrome is a lot to bear,” I said. Part of caring for my friends is to listen well.I ask questions, and they discover details for themselves. I asked, “Would you be okay with exploring two ideas?”

Moonwater reveals profound insights and methods that help you bring wholeness to viewing your death. One can complete a life instead of just having worries and regrets. Moonwater refers to a poem by Doreen Valiente. Moonwater shares her chant that invites the support of the Goddess and the God. For more from Moonwater, get one of her books:

“I feel so vulnerable,” Sheri, a friend, said.I nodded. I deeply related to this.I reflected on this later. What if we could align ourselves with Goddess? What if we could know Her power?And, we can! Goddess and the God placed divinity within us.That is our essential identity. Yes, our essence. Here is something that stands out: the Goddess’s Principles.

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It happened again. I thought about something I regretted. It looked like I wouldn’t get sleep.Then I shifted my thoughts. I brought an image to my sleep-deprived mind.I am floating in the ocean. Peaceful.The waves softly flow.The Ocean is Goddess. Eventually, I fall asleep. Later, I reflected on this. Here are two definitions: “Regret is an emotion.

Moonwater reveals ways to shift your thoughts and find comfort even when health issues press on you. She shares a powerful prayer that can energize you. The prayer also gives you some well-deserved relief.

“You look frustrated,” my friend, Susan, said.“Got that right,” I replied.“About…?”“I just can’t get in more meditation sessions,” I said. Later, I reflected on this.So, we hear that improving our lives is just about adding a habit. (As if that were easy.) Ever put in a new habit and in 47 days—poof!—the habit is gone? Frustrating, right?