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Myth Woodling is the author of most of this website's content, except where noted otherwise.
Myth Woodling has been on the path of the Goddess since 1979. She has been active in the Maryland Neo-Pagan community since 1984 and was initiated into a Faery-Elven Wiccan tradition in 1986. When the Free Spirit Alliance, a fully democractic 501(c)(3) non-profit Pantheist organization was founded in 1986, Myth Woodling was one of its founding members. She served as its network coordinator for years as well as serving two terms as FSA president.
Myth Woodling is now a member of the Chesapeake Pagan Community, formed in 2003. In July 2007, Myth Woodling became elevated to the 2nd degree in the Protean Tradition of the Gardnerian lineage.
At various portions of this site, Myth Woodling states that she does not practice Stregheria and is therefore not qualified to call herself a strega. The streghe of Italy are practitioners of traditional Italian witchcraft, folk medicine and magic. Myth Woodling is not of Italian descent and speaks neither Italian nor Latin. While there are several American-Italian traditions, including those who trace their lineage back to author Raven Grimassi's Aridian Stregheria, Myth Woodling has never had any formal training from anyone in any of these traditions.
Much of the Wiccan material on this site could be described as "Modern Wicca with Italian seasoning."