Magic, sexuality, spirituality, and political consciousness come together in this influential exploration of contemporary pagan thought. The book challenges conventional assumptions about power and identity while presenting magic as a means of reconnecting with personal agency, nature, community, and embodied experience. Its perspective is deeply concerned with social transformation as well as spiritual practice. Readers interested in witchcraft, feminist spirituality, activism, ritual, sexuality, and alternative religious movements will find an energetic and provocative work that treats magical practice as both personal and political.

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