Circular Play Systems

• there must be an overall circulation of play
• children must be able to experience variation within the circle.
• the circle must contain a symbolic high point.
• the circle must contain a place where children can experience "dizziness".
• the circle must contain large and small gathering places.
• there must be shortcuts
• the circle must be accessible through a number of points so that it comprises a "porous" space.

Sometimes a broom is not just a broom, but a dildonic device that allows wounded healers to draw circles and boundaries and mark the end of this (structurally racist and sexist) world as they know it. Ultimately, they have always had to use magic to survive.

Opposed to the commodified and tamed cultural representation of the witch, opposed to the unmarried, child-devouring mean-spirited black demonic hag stands the Wxtch.

Opposed to rational, scientific reason with its many tools of oppression stands Craft.