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Communities do not happen overnight. They are birthed, nurtured and grown. Good communities are rare, as they tend tooften suffer from egos, differences of opinions, politics, stupidityand more. This is in all communities, and the Wiccan Communityis no different.It takes a certain kind of person to step into the position ofbirthing a Wiccan Community. High Priestesses are a dime adozen, but good ones are rare jewels. To be a High Priestess isto remove the "me" and place service to the community above allelse. And it is a full time job.In this book, the child Am is grown, and she is once again ona path of discovery. We are presented with many of the trials andtribulations that one would encounter on a journey to becominga somewhat reluctant High Priestess. Am finds that she is notjust becoming a spiritual person, but she is helping others to findthat same path within themselves, which makes her a very specialperson indeed.We are introduced to the basics of Wicca. We experience withAm some of the magic of being a witch. We find that spiritualitywill lead us to all sorts of places and will include all sorts ofpersonal experiences. We watch as Am is pulled forward in herpath by wise women of the craft and the Gods themselves. We the lessons, joys, and sorrows, of Am's journey.Millie presents us with her journey into the Wiccan Communityand she tells us the fascinating story of how she becameHigh Priestess and how she fills a much needed space in her owncommunity. The Chantry of the Silver Veil continues today andMillie is still teaching her students, evolving the process as herstudents evolve in their spiritual paths.Walk a little further with Millie and Am down the road ofthe Craft and touch once again the love that is passed on fromone generation to another, to be passed along from teacher tostudents. Wicca is a journey of unconditional love, and you areinvited.