Circle Talk 4 Witches 1.09 No Kings, No Queens, No More
“He must be a King, as there’s no s**t on him,” said Monty Python, but this is not true of all “Kings”, as we find out in this episode of Circle Talk, where we discuss leaders in Initiatory Wica, kings and queens (or lack thereof), what happens with Big Names in Wica, autonomy and sovereignty, who the famous "King of the Witches" was, how does all of this relate to the Degree System, what’s one of the rules that we’ll include in the Grand Council (hint: it involves pineapples), and much more.
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References and Links:
The Inner Mysteries: Progressive Witchcraft and Connection to the Divine, by Janet Farrar and Gavin Bone (Amazon link)
King of the Witches: The World of Alex Sanders, by June Johns
A Coin for the Ferryman: The Death and Life of Alex Sanders, by Jimahl di Fiosa (Amazon link)
Report on the Ancestry of Alex Sanders 1926-1988, from AlexandrianWitchcraft.org
Was Alex initiated by his grandmother? Remarks on the recent ancestry report of Alex Sanders, by Simone Kotva from AlexandrianWitchcraft.org
Closing thought link from a blog from Maxine Sander’s blog, Maxine Sanders: Reminiscences and Realisations from the Talk I gave at ‘A Day for Doreen Valiente’ — Conway Hall, London, 2009