I just mentioned this in the Class suggestions, but I thought it might be better to suggest it here.
Ever since I started becoming aware of witchcraft (by any name), I have been emersed happily in a feel-good, all-by-instinct way of crafting. Which is beautiful, and often brings good results
But I've always had a nagging though- I've heard it repeated a hundred thousand times, if not a million that what works for one may not work for another. And this is a common truth found everywhere in every aspect of life. However. It's also true that there are general standards that are true for everyone. Fresh herbs don't dry in a sealed ziploc for example. There are as many ways to dry herbs as there are people, but anyone can generally agree that if you want to dry herbs hanging them upside down in a dry place out of the sun is a good idea.
Would anyone else like to see hands-on series experimentation done in crafting?
What do I mean by that? -you may ask.
I mean I'd like to see an experiment proposed (...Let's say as an example each month...) to wich an x minimum (and unlimited maximum) number of witches participate in, report their results and discuss together possible connections in the results obtained. To be able to better prepare and advise the next generation, and better equip ourselves through research and experimentation.
I realise that this may seem too harsh, to ceremonialist for some, but I think it should be seen by everyone as a wonderful way to combine and learn from individual experience at speeds which were unimaginable in times past. In Order not to alienate the individual in the experiment I propose that no suggestion be made to the gods to work with. This isn't to convert anyone in anyway!
I secondarily propose: if there is a certain amount of interest this idea, that a group be formed (with a respectable name please) so that proposals experiments and results can be better preserved.
Does anyone have any ideas, interest, comments or suggestions regarding this?
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