Welcome to Witchgrove's Members Page
Mike is a Catholic, or a Cathowiccan (he hasn't decided yet), who is currently on a journey of spirituality in the Welsh Marches.
'I think that Witchgrove is a really friendly place for people who haven't got a clue about pagan stuff. No-one laughs at your questions and they just answer them. You should join it.'
Minerva Ravenwing is an Eclectic Witch, with Norse influences, and has 13 years experience following her Tradition behind her. She is a tailor and seamstress, running her own business, 'Minerva's Threads', in South Lake Tahoe, California.
'This is by far my favorite group. Friendly, knowledgable, people who accept each of us just the way we are.
Laura is a recent convert to the site who has no real affiliations with any religion. Her family had the foresight, or maybe just didn't have the time(!), to leave her to her own devices. She now has a healthy interest in all things spiritual and is keen to get involved in discussions even if she has no idea what she's talking about!!
'I've found this site a really friendly place to be especially with my enquiring mind!! They don't look down on you and their maxim of no question asked can be stupid suits me down to the ground!'
Kate hasn't a particular religion/tradition over in sunny Dudley, Gt Britain; however, she is passionate about Ethical Consumerism.
'I've only got nice things to say about Witchgrove.'
Howard is a polytheist/atheist who is drawn to Witchcraft via Pentacles and Cauldrons.
He can best be described as following Howard-trad, but without the Trad, as he has fallen out with himself, and had a rift.
Thanks to Witchgrove, he has successfully summoned an athame, and is thinking of finding a Cauldron, in which to mix some volatile brews.
Redd is a Wiccan, from the South-East of Britain, where she has a lively business selling dreamcatchers.
Blessed be. Love light and blessings to all.
Karen is an Eclectic Witch from Michigan, who 'does stuff with Indie Music and film'.
(About Witchgrove) 'It's fun and wacky and warm and informative and honest and good stuff.'
Ian describes his religious leanings as 'all over the place... but buddhism, with a few bits of everything else thrown in'.
Though he hails from Birmingham, in the UK, he is generally found flying around on the Spaceship Made of Thoughts which is home to the Space Cadets. They write to each other too, having their own group called, spookily, Space Cadets.
This is when none of them are writing, as Ian does, for Friends of the Heroes.
If you want to dance beneath the diamond sky, with one hand waving free, silhouetted by the sea... Witchgrove isn't a bad place to do it. they'll join in, probably, and then have a big group-hug at sunrise.