Mja's Podcast

In this episode we delve deeper into the understanding of the occult concepts of Necromancy, Witchcraft and Demonology. Music by Alexander Nakarada ~ Night of Mystery

This episode deals with Jewish, Greek and Roman Magic. Music by Alexander Nakarada "Magic Tavern".

The PFDM is very proud to announce that for the first time in a few years we can hold public Pagan Freedom Day events. Here is a podcast with all you can expect for PFD countrywide this year.

Join us for our Monthly Modules. Part 1 of the Podcast "Magic" will assist you in the understanding of Sympathetic Magic, superstition, the connection between religion and magic, the role of sacrifice in both, the commonalities between different religions and cultures around the world, some fairy lore and the dualistic doctrine of the Religion of the Magi. Reading: The Mysteries and Secrets of Magic by C.J.S. Thompson (1928) Music "Adventure" by Alexander Nakarada.

This episode is an interview by Damien Jacobs of the PFDM to Ryan Gary Edmonds and Mja Principe of the SAPC, on the possible connections of Lupercalia and Valentine's Day and how Modern Day Pagans celebrate these two festivities. The meanings and involvement of sacrifice, the invocation of fertility, sexuality and love in these two celebratory expressions of these Mysteries of Life (as viewed in various spiritual practices and cultures) are thoroughly discussed. We hope you enjoy the show! Closing song by Alexander Nakarada "Hymn to the Gods".

This episode comprises of an intro into the nature a mystery of Beltane, followed by a non-denominational ritual made up of exerpts of old poetry and ceremonial rites of the LG Tradition, followed by a closing note on the mood of the festival. Featuring Beltane Fire Dance by unknown artist.

A poem, a story and a song about the turning of the Wheel and the Feast of Imbolc. Featuring Damien, Angus and Cara Burns. Background Music by Alexander Naskarada - Hymn to the Gods Closing Song: Imbolc composed, performed and recorded by Angus Burns, South Africa 🇿🇦

A story teller's celebratory rendition of South African Paganism, as well as the history of the Pagan Freedom Day Movement. Music: Dick Gaughan "Erin Go Bragh"

South African Vitki Brad McMahon, founder of Ensamvarg, speaks to us about the Faith of the Aesir, Heathenry, Reconstructionism, Kindreds, the honouring of the Gods, Land Spirits and Ancestors, sacrifices, a gift for a gift, the role of the priesthood, Blots, working with the ancestors, bringing them back in our daily lives, festivals, etc. Music by Alexander Nakarada, "The Vikings".

A relaxed morning in the company of Pierre Dubell, a long-standing member of the South African Pagan Community, who candidly speaks about his Spiritual Walk, his humble beginnings and his family.

Listen in to find out what all is in store for Pagan Freedom Day Online this year. Don't miss out on any of the fun. Hear all about it and join us for the fun and games.

Kevin, the founder and owner of Fyrelite Essence, is unbelievably intuitive and passionate about helping people find their true selves as well as embrace their shadow. Kevin is a Transformation Coach, a Healer and a Teacher of everything from Tarot to Sacred Sexuality.

On today's podcast, the charming Lady Firelily, High Priestess of the Coven of the Ancients in Pretoria, tells us of her humble beginnings and her very demanding life as a career woman, Teacher of the Old Ways as well as Community Leader.

In today's podcast we enjoy the wit, the brilliant drive and warm hospitality of Lady Deanne o'Fennesy, art lecturer and human rights activist.

During this morning chat, Genieve and I discussed her atheistic start, love, beauty, Witchcraft, Witch Hunts, Neuro-diversity, Tarot, familiars, magical workings, old tales of witches and the necessity to educate the public at large regarding what Witchcraft is.

All the way from Falkirk in Scotland, Spike shares with us his stories and personal LHP insights on divine darkness and evil, as being necessary to attain goodness and wisdom.

Today we chat to Landi about her Spiritual Path (Eclectic Christian Witchcraft), her commitment to Love, raising the vibrations of the collective, trauma, shadow work, healing, tea magick, Jesus as a magician, and how we should focus on the common ground and remain united.

In today's interview to Francisco Fumarola, a South African Pagan, Odian, Occultist as well as an Executive Member of SAPRA, we discuss the Mysteries, Occultism, fear as a control mechanism, what morality morality may or may not mean, and the importance of standing and speaking out against human rights violations and discrimination.

In this episode, Psydell (an Eclectic Christian Witch) tells us about his Craft and how his very personal Spirituality evolved around events, studies, observations and some deep reflection.

Lady Raven Nox, a well known member of the Pagan Community, tells us about her beginnings in the Craft, and sheds some light on the practices of Luciferian Witchcraft, la Santa Muerte and the importance of Pagan Freedom Day.

A brief interview with the author of "The Witch", English Historian specialising in in British Folklore, as well as Pre-Christian and Contemporary Paganism.

In this episode Tony speaks about his artwork, Buddhism, Hinduism, Paganism, the need for spiritual diversity, esoteric and paranormal phenomena, entheogens, Neem Karoli Baba, Baba Ram Das, healing, his enthusiasm for spirit world and spirit boarding.

In this podcast AmonAngel'Isa, a child of the Goddess and God, talks about love, sacred sex, BDSM, healing trauma, ritual, Magick and her Craft.

A long distance conversation with the lovely Lady Lee Teiwaz Akasha from Penzance, Cornwall, regarding her shop, the ancient stone circles and her spiritual outlook and practice.

A casual chat with the Convenor of the SAPC, regarding Paganism, PFD and the latest news regarding the SAPC.

A casual chat with Ruan Fourier, Priest of the Goddess and High Priest of the Derby Coven (Jhb), regarding the Alexandrian Tradition and their Craft.

The answering of questions posed by some folk who listened to our podcasts.

Disclaimer: The views expressed by the interviewed are not necessarily those of the interviewer and the theories expressed are not necessarily correct or the truth.

A casual chat with Spike in Falkirk, Scotland, about Spiritual matters and the meaning of Darkness in the Great Work.