I didn't find Witchcraft, Witchcraft found me. I grew up in a home where religion was a must. It was forced down my throat at all times. As I got older and was able to understand what was being said, I began to question some of the concepts. I asked (what I considered) insightful questions and received lame answers in return. The question that has most stuck in my mind was... Why was my twin brother valued more than I was? I've never thought that men were better than women... I've also never felt that women were better than men. I've always felt that we needed each other. Men can't give birth to a baby and women can't conceive a baby without men.

A friend of mine bought me a Witchcraft book for Christmas a few years ago. I half-ass read it, and put it on my bookshelf... never really thinking about it again. Maybe he knew me better than I knew myself... maybe he bought it as a joke. But one day, I was driving home from work and felt the need to read it. I ran into the house and found the book, without even looking for it, I just knew where it was (this is after 4 moves.. 1 of which many of my books disappeared). As I read the book, I felt something inside of me change. I felt joyous and free. I felt that I found something that I was missing... a part of me that was always there waiting for me to be ready for the changes that came. I felt that I belonged. It all made sense to me.

I've said it all through out this site and I'll say it one more time... I want this site to be useful to EVERYONE, so please email (SamsDay@aol.com) me suggestions, comments or additions. If there is something that you feel I should add to this site, then don't be shy about it.