[UA] [UA]Goddess dicotomy

Epoch msulliva at wso.williams.edu
Wed Apr 24 09:01:01 PDT 2002


On Wed, 24 Apr 2002, Kali Magdalene wrote:

> 
> Short answer: I was taking the piss about the comfortable assumptions.
> 
> Slightly longer answer: "Wicca" in itself, isn't necessarily a magical
> path, but Wiccans in UA probably have managed to use several of the
> paths already written. The Wiccans I've known are either heavily
> ritualistic or heavily experimental, and the latter group I consider
> very likely to come up with this stuff.
> 
> I think you misunderstood my comment about the Occult Underground and
> Wiccans. I seriously meant "most Wiccans wouldn't be a part of it."
> There is no subtext there to deconstruct.

No, that wasn't the part I was disagreeing with.  You then went on to say,
however, "but the people of power of pagan persuasion who *are*
involved, are far more likely to be of the modern pagan variety."  Unless
you meant by "people of power," people of /magical/ power, in which case I
tentatively agree with you.

Mike

--
"I know it kind of compromises my moral principles, but the thing is, 
 they make my butt look cute!"  -- Mariya Hodge 



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