Muna: Mother Earth, Sister Luna.  Welcome to the menu page for my website. Why I call myself a witch

These were some of the very powerful experiences that occurred early in my life. Later, I would be grabbed by the shoulders and shook until I opened my eyes even further. Before that would do any good, though, I had to go through some rather terrifying, painful, and sometimes dangerous, experiences. Perhaps another time I will get into that area, but suffice it to say that when the chips were down, I felt abandoned by everyone and everything... from my family to the god I'd been raised to believe in.

In my mid-20's I started to find connections between the different parts of my life. Where I had become fragmented, dissociated, splintered and broken, I was struggling to bring myself back together again. At first I was determined to do it on my own. I studied, learned, and tried to help myself; I re-discovered my childhood experiences. Soon I found my way back to the Path on which I had originally been walking.

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I learned that the Path has many names, characteristics, shortcomings, and strong points. I expanded my research into the different major religions of the world. I read books, attended services, talked with people, and thought about these things until I was sure my ears would bleed. Like a wisp of smoke, I would think that I had found the answer, then it would be just out of reach.

Who led me here? My heart. My soul. A higher intelligence, a creative energy, a loving entity. The Goddess.

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