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Read more about The Book of Jobberwocky
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The Book of Jobberwocky

D. R. Craven
Apr 24, 2025
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An excerpt from the Book of Jobberwocky, a modern day "Bible" written for modern times, reflecting modern attitudes.
Read more about December 4th, 2023: Two months later
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December 4th, 2023: Two months later

Matthew Craft Apr 23, 2025
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Read more about December 4th, 2023: Two months later
I am alive after being gone from my practice for two months. While not stated in this, I could have moved near the lake but I could have still been living with my ex. Regardless, things weren't going the best here at home and in life. Also started a new job while working for my other one. This entry is the only entry for December.
Read more about October 1st and October 15th, 2023: These are the only two entries of this month
Read more about October 1st and October 15th, 2023: These are the only two entries of this month

October 1st and October 15th, 2023: These are the only two entries of this month

Matthew Craft Apr 21, 2025
Read more about October 1st and October 15th, 2023: These are the only two entries of this month
Read more about October 1st and October 15th, 2023: These are the only two entries of this month
From here, each entry until 2024 gets choppy. In the other entries at some point, I barely talk about it though I was dealing with relationship problems, life, medical things, and more. From these two entries though, I discover a White Dapperling and it's getting colder. I also think that between these two, I got a car that I had.
Read more about September 20th, 2023: No sleep while working on my Mabon wreath
Read more about September 20th, 2023: No sleep while working on my Mabon wreath

September 20th, 2023: No sleep while working on my Mabon wreath

Matthew Craft Apr 20, 2025
Read more about September 20th, 2023: No sleep while working on my Mabon wreath
Read more about September 20th, 2023: No sleep while working on my Mabon wreath
At 1:34 AM on April 18th, 2025, I have decided to write until I sleep. In this entry, I also talk about getting zero hours of sleep. I still continue to work on my Mabon wreath.
Read more about September 21st-23rd, 2023: Rain, Mabon and more
Read more about September 21st-23rd, 2023: Rain, Mabon and more

September 21st-23rd, 2023: Rain, Mabon and more

Matthew Craft Apr 20, 2025
Read more about September 21st-23rd, 2023: Rain, Mabon and more
Read more about September 21st-23rd, 2023: Rain, Mabon and more
I decided to merge the last two entries of September all into one. This is also the last entry until October of 2023. In these two entries, it's Mabon talk plus some interactions with plants.
Read more about A little something for Easter.
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A little something for Easter.

Ann Larual
Apr 20, 2025
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Easter, a time of renewal of rebirth and hope, of learning and living for as the sun returns with the summer warmth while winter fades for a while we celebrate all that Easter is. It doesn't matter what our beliefs are or how we celebrate for hope is the one thing we all find during this time of repentance, fasting, and feasting.
Read more about September 19th, 2023: Dried up Marne and Mabon wreath
Read more about September 19th, 2023: Dried up Marne and Mabon wreath

September 19th, 2023: Dried up Marne and Mabon wreath

Matthew Craft Apr 20, 2025
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Read more about September 19th, 2023: Dried up Marne and Mabon wreath
In this entry, I go to Marne Creek again, find some Bristlegrass and another Maple tree while working behind the scenes on a Mabon wreath.
Read more about September 15th-17th: It's three days until my birthday!
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September 15th-17th: It's three days until my birthday!

Matthew Craft Apr 18, 2025
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This entry combines three smaller entry (the last grouped entries, I think). These are also the three entries before my birthday so in these entries, I wrote randomly.
Read more about September 14th, 2023: Hackberry and more
Read more about September 14th, 2023: Hackberry and more

September 14th, 2023: Hackberry and more

Matthew Craft Apr 18, 2025
Read more about September 14th, 2023: Hackberry and more
Read more about September 14th, 2023: Hackberry and more
In this entry, I am back out at the trails before continuing to plan for Mabon. I interact with a Hackberry tree and more!
Read more about Demeter
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Demeter

Tara Tucker
Apr 18, 2025
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Demeter sat there [in her new-built temple in Eleusis] apart from all the blessed gods and stayed, wasting with yearning for her deep-bosomed daughter [i.e. Persephone who was abducted by Haides]. Then she caused a most dreadful and cruel year for mankind over the all-nourishing earth: the ground would not make the seed sprout, for rich-crowned Demeter kept it hid. In the fields the oxen drew many a curved plough in vain, and much white barley was cast upon the land without avail. And so she would have destroyed the whole race of man with cruel famine . . . had not Zeus perceived and marked this in his heart . . . [Hermes, the messenger of Zeus, addresses Haides :] ‘Zeus bids me bring noble Persephone forth from Erebos unto the gods, that her mother may see her with her eyes and cease from her dread anger with the immortals; for now she plans an awful deed, to destroy the weakly tribes of earthborn men by keeping seed hidden beneath the earth.’"- theoi.com
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Persephone

Tara Tucker
Apr 18, 2025
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I love how vast the world of gods and goddesses are . Let's start with my absolute favorite... Goddess of duality Goddess of death Goddess of rebirth Goddess of cycles
Read more about September 12th, 2023: Nightshade, Orb Weavers and more
Read more about September 12th, 2023: Nightshade, Orb Weavers and more

September 12th, 2023: Nightshade, Orb Weavers and more

Matthew Craft Apr 17, 2025
Read more about September 12th, 2023: Nightshade, Orb Weavers and more
Read more about September 12th, 2023: Nightshade, Orb Weavers and more
This is a bit of a longer one as I go out to the trails interacting with and discovering new plants and more.
Read more about September 10th-11th, 2023: Rain water and Swamp White Oak
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September 10th-11th, 2023: Rain water and Swamp White Oak

Matthew Craft Apr 17, 2025
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Read more about September 10th-11th, 2023: Rain water and Swamp White Oak
This journal entry, I talk about rain water, the different types of rain water, and it's different magickal properties. Then the following day, I find a Swamp White Oak.
Read more about Real Talk
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Real Talk

Naydalis Johnson
Apr 17, 2025
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Here, we talk. Sometimes that’s all we need to do. Talking is a healthy coping mechanism. Keeping things in doesn’t benefit anybody. This is a judgment free zone. As hard as it may seem to say your personal information out there, it’s good for you.
Read more about Jumping "too late" like it was a hurdle
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Jumping "too late" like it was a hurdle

JMC©2025
Apr 16, 2025
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"I never realized how many people in this world are exactly the same and that they have lived this long; only to wake up one day to realize that they ignored themselves, gained everything they don't need and still have absolutely nothing...the last thing they realize is that it's too late." -JMC©2025
Read more about September 9th, 2023: Tea and Sugar Maple tree
Read more about September 9th, 2023: Tea and Sugar Maple tree

September 9th, 2023: Tea and Sugar Maple tree

Matthew Craft Apr 15, 2025
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Read more about September 9th, 2023: Tea and Sugar Maple tree
In this entry, as the Fall equinox is approaching along with it being Virgo season, I feel like that it's a great time to begin doing Mabon things.
Read more about September 8th, 2023: Juniper and summer
Read more about September 8th, 2023: Juniper and summer

September 8th, 2023: Juniper and summer

Matthew Craft Apr 15, 2025
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While it may be meteorological fall, it still feels like summer. In this entry, I meet a Creeping Juniper.
Read more about Remembering What Was Buried: A Letter to the Forgotten Parts of Humanity.
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Remembering What Was Buried: A Letter to the Forgotten Parts of Humanity.

Drayton Wright
Apr 15, 2025
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In a world driven by noise, distraction, and disconnection, it’s easy to forget that we were born with more than just physical senses. We were built with awareness—deep, natural intelligence that modern life has buried under technology, toxins, and social programming. But some of us never forgot. Some of us still feel everything. This letter is for the ones who remember… and for those beginning to remember now.
Read more about September 07, 2023: It's meteorological fall!
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September 07, 2023: It's meteorological fall!

Matthew Craft Apr 14, 2025
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It's September as we begin this first entry. It's also meteorological fall, I find a White Mulberry tree, and more!
Read more about Apologies
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Apologies

Shavelle Stovall
Apr 14, 2025
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I hated how smart you were made me feel stupid and made me feel inadequate and I took that out on you I hated how popular you are and how many people just want to talk to you it's like everyone gravitates to you.