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Endo-cannibalism in the making of a recent British ancestor

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Age: 143

About Me:: I follow a path of cornish traditional witchcraft

Website:: http://www.cronnekdhu.co.uk

Favorite Books: "Traditional Witchcraft: a Cornish book of ways" by Gemma Gary

"Traditions and Hearthside Stories of West Cornwall Series 1 (Vol 1) " by William Bottrell. (1870).

"Traditions and Hearthside Stories of West Cornwall Series 2 (Vol 2) " by William Bottrell. (1873).

"Stories and Folklore of West Cornwall" by William Bottrell. (1880).

"Popular Romances of the West of England" by Robert Hunt (1865).

"Cornish Feasts and Folklore" by M A Courtney (1886).

"Folklore of Cornwall" by Tony Dean & Tony Shaw (2003).

"La Legende de la Mort..." by Anatole Le Braz
( Now published in English as "The Celtic Legend of the Beyond"
translated by Derek Bryce).

"Mastering Witchcraft" by Paul Huson.

"The Azoetia" by Andrew Chumbley.

Beliefs / Practices: Occultist, Witch

O Hornèd Bucca, both Dark and Fair, divine androgyne, be in all hearts and on the tip of every tongue. For your time has come again as it does with the beginning of each moment! )O+>

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Tamsin Blight “White Witch of Helston”,

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Wild Wood Tarot

Posted on October 10, 2011 at 3:31pm 1 Comment 0 Likes

Just been reading an article in the Pagan Dawn on the new Tarot pack called the 'Wildwood tarot' which claims to be some sort of a re-working of Chesca Potter's 'Greenwood Tarot. Was more than a little shocked to see history being rewritten, seems that the chief producers of the Wildwood tarot are making a bit to write Chesca Potter out of the history of the Geenwood Tarot.

The truth of the matter is that Chesca Potter was the designer/creator/illustrator of the greenwood tarot, from…

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Tammy Blee witch of the west film

Posted on October 25, 2010 at 11:16am 2 Comments 0 Likes

Thought this might be of interest

A great short film about Tammy Blee or Tamsin Blight a famous Cornish Pellar sometimes called the Witch of the west.Also was a bit by a famous

but slightly more modern witch of the west ;o)

Emlyn investigates the enigmatic 19th Century legend of Tammy Blee.

http://www.mycornwall.tv/search?search_value=tammy+blee…

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Azoetia A Grimoire of the Sabbatic Craft.

Posted on March 2, 2010 at 10:30am 1 Comment 0 Likes

Over the last few years it seems that copies of Andrew Chumbley’s Azoetia have become rarer and rarer, as I know a…

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The get lost box

Posted on April 17, 2009 at 9:50am 0 Comments 0 Likes

This is what Cecil Williamson had to say about get lost boxes in general and one in particular in the Witchcraft museum collection:

“It was common practice to consult your local witch when you wanted to get rid of someone or something. Often the witch would place a representation of the problem to be banished in a 'get lost box' and leave it at a crossroads. Liza Pengelly of Saltash who made this one always put her boxes inside a stocking. 'Liza… Continue

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At 3:33pm on January 1, 2011, The Dark One said…: Great website JackDaw! very informative as am really drawn to cornish ways. Gemma Gary's book has helped my craft greatly.