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The Goddess Zine Feminist DIY Witchcraft. The Goddess In All Things. Feral Children, Raised By Wolves. The Wild Femin "Nothing can be truer than fairy wisdom.

"I'm putting up antlers like taproots to the sky to draw down the power of the Universe." It is as true as sunbeams." "She's one of those silly girls, riddled from head to toe with whimsy. She holds the view that the stars are Goddess's daisy chain, that rabbits are gnomes in attendance of the Fairy Queen..." "These children would love the animals, and they would bring back the animals. They would

love trees, and they would bring back the giant trees. And these children would love other people and they would help people to live in peace with, each other. And these children would love the rainbow, and they would bring back the beautiful rainbow in the sky. For this reason the indigenous first Americans called these children the Rainbow Warriors."

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Feminist DIY Witchcraft. The Goddess In All Things. Feral Children, Raised By Wolves. The Wild Feminine Archetype... A Lexicon on Following UR Dreams.

~ " I'm putting up antlers like taproots to the sky to draw down the power of the Universe." " Nothing can be truer than fairy wisdom. It is as true as sunbeams." " She's one of those silly girls, riddled from head to toe with whimsy. She holds the view that the stars are Goddess's daisy chain, that rabbits are gnomes in attendance of the Fairy Queen..." " These children would love the animals, and they would bring back the animals. They would love trees, and they would bring back the giant trees. And these children would love other people and they would help people to live in peace with, each other. And these children would love the rainbow, and they would bring back the beautiful rainbow in the sky. For this reason the indigenous first Americans called these children the Rainbow Warriors."