Pagan Fringe
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Western Sydney Occultists - witches, pagans, occultists since 2014.
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· Aug 4
Language of the Craft: Key Terms and Group Structures Explained
Second blog post in our Boundaries and Belonging series about understanding different terms and group structures. You should read this if you're curious about group or coven work, but not sure where to start because aren't they all the same thing? (answer - no!)
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· Jul 30
Why Boundaries & Belonging Matter in Magical Communities
A brief blog post to explain why we hosted the Boundaries and Belonging panel in July and to introduce the Resource Pack which was created to accompany the event, giving attendees (and now you dear reader) some practical tools to explore your own path a little more mindfully. This will expand into a series of blog posts to give you some additional things to reflect on for your own journey.
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· Jul 17
Boundaries & Belonging
What can I say? What an incredible evening. From all reports our panel discussion ‘Boundaries and Belonging’ was thought provoking, well received, and it bought together a lovely mixed cross-section of pagan, occult and witchy people from a variety of traditions, from all over Sydney and beyond. People travelled from the Southern suburbs (Kogarah), the Illawarra, the Blue Mountains, the inner West, Hawkesbury, the lower North Shore, and all across Western Sydney.
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· Jun 2
Boundaries and Belonging – Rescheduled!
A blog post about the updated and rescheduled date for the Boundaries and Belonging Panel in July. Come and chat with a Wiccan initiate, a Norse Priestess, and a Vodou Priest facilitated by us, The Pagan Fringe, and hosted in a leading Occult Store in Western Sydney.
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· May 7
Seeking and Finding: Spiritual connections in a capitalist world
A more lengthy blog post on the nature of seeking and finding spiritual connections in a capitalist world, and the start of the conversation on how we can navigate 'scope creep' from others looking to make a profit in our sacred spaces.
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· Apr 26
A heartfelt thank you!
Samhain altar - Pagan Fringe Western Sydney Witchcraft 2025 Thank you to everyone who came to our Samhain Ritual and Community Feast. I am beyond grateful to each of you who supported our Pagan Fringe witchcraft community with your time, energy, and presence today. Your heartfelt and soulful contribution to the ritual created a truly moving space for remembrance and connection, honouring the spirit of Samhain.
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· Apr 23
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· Mar 19
Mabon: a rose by any other name…
Autumn leave - Google image Pop Wicca has a lot to answer for, but when we know better, we do better, right? Aiden Kelly picked the name ‘Mabon’ in the 1970’s and applied it to the Autumn Equinox because he thought it sounded cool. As a name for the equinox, it is a modern invention, not the name of an ancient festival.
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