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As a practicing High Priestess, I can only tell you what it means to me.

I was taught that every woman practitioner following a pagan path is a Priestess, the one who leads them in Ritual is a High Priestess.

When I first found my pagan path, I dedicated myself and started learning, from family members, from my shaman, from mentors, from personal study and from life. I was considered a Priestess when I started preforming Rites and Rituals. As a solitary Witch I started creating and writing spells, rites & rituals of my own. Eventually I was in a position to work with others and as my circle came together I was chosen as High Priestess. With that title came more responsibility, for teaching, organising and mentoring.

Then as that circle expanded members of the group "hived off" and when I moved from the area two more "hives" were created, I now have a fourth circle, here in my new home and can rightly claim the title if Witch Queen. I am still an active High Priestess, and I am still learning all that means.

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