World On Fire: How Witches and Wiccans Transcend the Chaos and Find Their Peace
Silverclaw, Moonwater
Synopsis "World On Fire: How Witches and Wiccans Transcend the Chaos and Find Their Peace"
What is a Witch to do? How can a Wiccan find peace now? The world is on fire. Wars. Corrupt leadership. Vulnerable people losing lifesaving healthcare. AI is destroying jobs. Imagine you could feel better and even stronger. It's possible. When you apply insights and guidance from the Goddess. Now is the time to consciously choose how you live each day. Why? Too many people are making profits from getting other people to feel terrible and scared. Social media and broadcast media serve like leeches draining our precious energy. No more of that. You can separate yourself from the terror of these things. Call out to the Goddess and the God.This book is designed to support you during these times of chaos. As you experience this book, you'll discover practical ways to deepen your spiritual experience as a witch. You can find your peace. This book covers topics including: - How Witches Break Free of Fear- How Witches Rise from Being "Broken"- How Witches Rise Up from the Depths of Despair- How Witches Deal with Self-Hate Versus Self-Love- How Witches Deal with Living in a Scary Future- And much more... ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Moonwater SilverClaw is a Wiccan High Priestess. Her blog at Goddess Has Your Back dot com has readers from over 220 Countries. She is also member of the Covenant of the Goddess (C.O.G.) and the New Wiccan Church. Moonwater's Podcast Goddess Has Your Back is listed as the #3 podcast of the 15 Best Wicca Podcasts.Her personal story reveals how Wicca saved her life and helped her strengthen herself to secure her release from an abusive marriage.At Quora.com, Moonwater is listed as "Most Viewed Writer" in the category "Witchcraft (Historical)" - with over 1.7 million views.She is a global speaker and has addressed college students in Comparative Religion for over 10 years.Moonwater's work is endorsed by notables including Patrick McCollum (Mahatma Gandhi Award for the Advancement of Religious Pluralism).Moonwater can be contacted through her blog: GoddessHasYourBack.com
