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Continue reading →: All About the Aspen
Nothing in this post constitutes medical advice. In an earlier post I discussed how I got the name Aspen. Today I’d like to tell you more about my namesake tree, and why I chose the name The Aspen Tradition. Aspen trees correspond to the element of Air. They have flat…
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Continue reading →: My First Esbat
In 1997, when I was 17 years old, I met other witches for the first time. It was after hours in a New Age bookstore. A coven (covenant) gathered there on the Monday closest to the full moon for a monthly esbat ritual. At that time, finding such gatherings wasn’t…
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Continue reading →: Welcome!
Welcome to The Aspen Tradition. I’m so glad you came! We’re brand new, so expect a little experimenting and changing things around while we settle in. I’m hoping to add more visual appeal with more graphics for one. How did you find us? What are your first impressions? What additional…
Aspen Galbanum, HP
Aspen embarked on the Spiral Path on Imbolc 1996, at the age of sixteen, and was initiated into a local Wiccan coven the following year.
In 2000, they joined a Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans (CUUPS) group, where they embraced a leadership role and facilitated circle rituals.
Aspen was ordained as a minister in 2005 and, two decades later, founded the Aspen Tradition in 2025.
As a physically disabled individual with myelomeningocele (Spina Bifida), Aspen advocates for increased pagan visibility and free access to high-quality information.
They hope that through education and awareness, prejudice will diminish, fostering greater understanding and acceptance within the broader community.
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