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My feminist awakening occurred during my witchcraft training when I understood the basic teachings of feminism, especially the core value that we are all equal and the need to respect the individual. I began to think and ask my own questions about what it really means to be a feminist witch practitioner and what my role as a solitary within a Wiccan tradition is or should be. I realized that, as I stood in front of the East Fire, I was a very strong feminist witch. The fire symbolized auto mechanics to me. We were each an engine and we were all equal, working side by side. I started to see the value in that. It was a value that I had not fully understood, but, as a feminist witch, I embraced it wholeheartedly. I was being my own feminist in my own tradition and I thought this was amazing. I had known what it meant to be an Agnostics for some time, but I started to explore my gender on my own journey and discover what being a feminist witch meant to me.
These revelations started to shake my understanding of myself and my own role within the Wiccan tradition. With my commitment to feminism came my commitment to authenticity in my spiritual path. Being authentic to yourself means learning about yourself and what you truly stand for. You take time to explore your needs to learn more about yourself. In the process, you will find that your shadow shows itself, your light shows itself. You will also find that you are not able to separate yourself from what you are learning about yourself. You do not have to become an expert, but you will see how you can make yourself more resilient. You will learn how to step back from your potential trauma and reclaim it. You will learn to control your emotions, and you will learn to trust yourself as a witch! In order to be authentic to your path, to your Wicca teachers, and to yourself, you have to really look at yourself in a critical light. Your shadow will take you places that you don’t want to go, because you think that, somehow, accepting what you are is a betrayal of your teachers and your work! d2c66b5586