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black pagan: interview with Black Witch

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Thoughts and stuff from an aa solitary. Wednesday, January 11, 2012. Interview with Black Witch. This week I'm very happy to present the Black Witch, aka Olivia, a 24-year-old librarian-in-training from Baltimore, MD. The original black pagan blogger. Olivia writes the popular Black Witch blog. Also located at Afropunk.com. Ever busy, Black Witch is coming out with an anthology of her blog posts in Februray, so stay tuned to her site for upcoming details. How and when did you get started in the Craft?

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black pagan: May 2011

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Thoughts and stuff from an aa solitary. Monday, May 30, 2011. I do a form of meditation called " Insight,. Derived from the Vipassana tradition of Buddhism. It basically entails sitting with the spine straight and watching the breath, in and out. While not getting caught up in your thoughts or other sensations. You let them float in and out of your mind without holding on to them. Simple enough, yet not so easy to do. The mind likes to wander. Meditation has helped me decrease anxiety and depression....

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black pagan: interview with Khi: artist, shaman, hoodoo rootworker (part 1)

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Thoughts and stuff from an aa solitary. Monday, January 16, 2012. Interview with Khi: artist, shaman, hoodoo rootworker (part 1). I've gotten several requests to profile a hoodoo practitioner here on blackpagan.com, so here it is. I'm very excited to present artist and shaman/hoodoo rootworker Khi Armand, who offers spiritual services through his Brooklyn-based business. Conjure in the City. Khi is a very talented, soulful, intelligent - and busy! What is your name, age, what do you do for a living?

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black pagan: June 2011

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Thoughts and stuff from an aa solitary. Monday, June 27, 2011. Interview with Tamika, Kemetic Reconstructionist. Today marks the beginning of an ongoing series which will spotlight individual black pagans, our beliefs, traditions and practices. In publishing these interviews once a month (at least), it is my goal to present the full spectrum of the black pagan community from A to Z, from ATR. Please let me know! Anyone wishing to have their story told please drop me an email at theblackpagan@gmail.com.

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black pagan: February 2012

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Thoughts and stuff from an aa solitary. Monday, February 6, 2012. Interview with Khi: artist, shaman, hoodoo rootworker (part 2). As promised, here's part two of the interview with Khi Armand. Artist, grad student, rootworker, shaman and about a gazillion other really cool things. In this post Khi talks about his art, nature-based practice in New York City, race and paganism, his spiritual services and a bunch of other stuff. If you missed part one you can read it. I think that would be subjective - ever...

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black pagan: December 2011

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Thoughts and stuff from an aa solitary. Tuesday, December 27, 2011. Interview with Szmeralda Shanel, priestess and founder of the Iseum of Black Isis. In this latest installment of a series of interviews with black pagan-ish types (check the archives to the right for previous entries) I am very happy to present. Teaching artist, expressive arts therapist, Tarot reader and founder/priestess of the. Iseum of Black Isis. Based in Oakland, CA. Can you tell us a bit about your spiritual path? I am a Feri.

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black pagan: interview with Khi: artist, shaman, hoodoo rootworker (part 2)

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Thoughts and stuff from an aa solitary. Monday, February 6, 2012. Interview with Khi: artist, shaman, hoodoo rootworker (part 2). As promised, here's part two of the interview with Khi Armand. Artist, grad student, rootworker, shaman and about a gazillion other really cool things. In this post Khi talks about his art, nature-based practice in New York City, race and paganism, his spiritual services and a bunch of other stuff. If you missed part one you can read it. I think that would be subjective - ever...

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black pagan: July 2011

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Thoughts and stuff from an aa solitary. Tuesday, July 26, 2011. Random notes: seun kuti, swimming, a black yoga teacher. Seun kuti in prospect park. Fela Kuti’s youngest son, played in Prospect Park, Brooklyn last week. We were planning to go, but then decided it was too damn hot to make the trip down to NYC, what with the East Coast being in the middle of a heatwave and all. For those who don’t know, Fela Anikulapo Kuti. I saw Fela one time back in 1989, at the Apollo. He was a commanding performer,...