Greetings everyone I am Leowynn, Merry Meet. I hope you are all as excited as I am to Celebrate Walpurgis soon.
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Hi Glad to be here! happy solitary practitioner here, follow my own rules but always interested in how others practice too
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Hi there liz, I also have been a solitary practitionary for the past 40 years since my father died. Welcome and yes you should always follow what is right in your realm, heart and soul.
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Sorry I am so late replying Rebecca, I have only just noticed this. I am very much an autumn and spring person and feel keenly the energies of those transitions. For me Samhain and Beltane are my favourites although I properly celebrated Ostara this year and really felt the benefit.
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Hi all. I am in central NY. I am a 3rd degree High Priestess of the RavenMyst tradition, HPS of The Coven of the Red Winged Blackbird. My husband and I have been married almost 27 years, but have known each other for more than 50 years. Between us, we have 6 kids, 15 grandkids and 3 great grandkids.
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Hi. I go by phoenixwrising. I recently learned my grandmother was a stregoneria from southern Italy and her skills missed a generation. I embrace my witchyness recollecting some of my memories of her while I was a little girl. And now that I’m recently widowed, I finally feel free to openly explore what it means to be a Strega Nona without judgement. My married life has not been easy, but the name phoenixwrising fits. I look forward to joining this coven to find some long sought solidarity.
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Hi, I’m Saila, aka Mombeam. I started on this path in the 90s, but I fell off, moved from the east coast to the west coast of the U.S., and I’m quietly moving back on the path. I believe in what I see, and I see (mostly) the good in all. I honor the earth and do my best to keep her safe and clean.
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Hello All.
I am Justin, a solitary practitioner. I have been a part of the craft since I was a teenager studying anything I could find (in rural midwest Ohio) until my 30’s when I started studying in Feri. I am a Feri practitioner courting a teacher. I am also a practitioner and seeker of knowledge in Heathenry.
I am a Reiki Master, Initiate of Crystal Rose Ray Healing, and a Massage Therapist.
I am always exited to meet other Pagans, Queer Pagans, Witches, and other students of the craft.
Be well. 
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Hello friends, my name is Coleen, but go by Co, I have been a practicing witch for numerous years, I love nature, oracle cards, working with the Goddesses and learning about them. I just started Journaling and am looking forward to meeting new friends and learn new things. Thank you and have a great day.
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Hello everyone! It’s so SO nice to be a part of this group. Thank you, Pagan Grimoire, for establishing it! I’m a solitary druid in central PA in the US, on a healing journey from the Christian religion of my family of origin. Over the past several years I have been building my own authentic spiritual practice which is grounded in communicating with ancestors, nature spirits, and goddesses. I practice & study Tarot, Qabala, astrology, Reiki, and alchemy.
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Hi all. I’m a 45 year old mother of two from the south Wales valleys. I’ve been interested in all things witchy since my teenage years and have been very happy to dedicate more time to practice and learning over the last few years since my children are getting a little older and my partner works at home quite a lot 
I’m self-employed plus a volunteer and am always looking for future opportunities that benefit people, animals and the planet. I’m (also) passionate about music, reading, the paranormal, nature, psychology and cat friends. I’m extremely happy to be here and meet you all xxx
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Hi everyone, not a practicing witch but that’s because I’ve always been shamed for my love of all things witchy and supernatural. I have always had an affinity for the craft and always felt like it was meant for me. Hope you are all great xx
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Merry Meet! I’m Butterfly!
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Hello all! My name is Kimberly and I am an eclectic witch who is currently interested in tarot and green/kitchen practices. I work in a relatively public profession in a small town in the Southern USA, aka “the Bible belt”, so I choose to keep my practice solitary and private. I try to support the teeny tiny (but growing 
) local witchy community by purchasing my supplies and attending occasional events in the small cities that are close to home. However, I don’t think I was meant to be a solitary witch, so I am excited to be a part of a community of like minded individuals to learn from!
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Post WWII solitary Witch, originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, currently a resident of Cascadia. I have affiliations with and fondness for–Gardnerian, Anderson Faery, Reclaiming, and R.J. Stewart’s Underworld Tradition.
Over the course of many years, a number of deities and guardians from a bunch of historical cultural traditions and spiritualities, as well as from modern mythology, have taken part in my personal pantheon. A post-modern pantheon for an open-hearted practitioner.
In addition, I work with the Land and its various energies.
As for specialties, calligraphy, letter arts, and sacred writing.
Blessed Be!
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Hi, all. I’m Anesidora. Been practicing off and on since '93 when I first discovered the spirituality boards online. I learned a lot about different spiritual beliefs beyond the “big three” and decided to see how Wicca felt. I spent a year or so learning more but realized I needed something more goddess-focused (at least for a while). So I took the next few years to learn and refine and explore. But I’ve been practicing in some form, sometimes just small ways. Some years it’s been a little more “off”…more personal and streamlined…and other years it’s been more “on.” I did try out the physical coven experience but the first one was feeling a little too much like disguised Christianity, which I wasn’t interested in. The area I lived at the time didn’t have any other options, though, so I stayed solitary. The second one sort of fell apart. I think the members were too busy with family life. We all had young children. I like to do my own thing and I’d rather work in a way that feels right for me. So I spend time learning and exploring and practicing. I raised my kids as Pagans. The oldest is still a part-time practitioner; the youngest isn’t sure how she feels about the existence of any sort of deity. Funny thing is that she’s the one who has always had a strong connection to spirits and seeing elementals, etc. She’s also very intuitive with stones. I’m still mostly goddess-focused and consider myself relatively eclectic. I’ve done house clearings and blessings for others in the past, but have recently been too busy to do more than my personal practice with a little conversation and experience sharing here and there. That said, I’m glad to be here. I think it’s good to spend some time in a community, no matter how much or little time you have to devote to it. New ideas and perspectives can help you grow and learn, even if only to reinforce and strengthen what you already know.
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Greetings Humanoids!
My name is Gemma but you can call me Twig, I am a Green Witch and I also have a connection to water (Rainstorms or Oceans to be specific) that I am exploring.
Most of my favorite magical practices are based around medicinal botany.
I am not very good at astrology-based magic, and while I am good at Tarot, I don’t practice it often.
My favorite witchy book is “Burn a Black Candle” because of it’s simple format and focus on Italian-American magic. (I’m Italian-American so sometimes while reading it I’m like “haha, I do that.”)
My favorite sabbat is a tye between Samhain and Mabon since they are both within my favorite season.
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Hi , I’m Judy, Very new to this and looking forward to lear
ning a lot more
gasp me too! (the herbalist stuff and wanting to learn as much as possible) Can we be friends? 
Hi,
I’m John. I’m a member of Earth-Spirit Society of Nova Scotia and Director/Coordinator of AEGIS Pagan Festival and Spiritual Retreat. I thought it would be interesting to communicate with people from other areas,