Gay satanic brotherhood

I reached out to a friend who I knew was Gardnerian and Minoan. We celebrate our rites at the 13 Full Moons and 8 Festivals of the Wheel that are rooted in the Aegean cycles and myths. Each group traces their lineage back to Eddie Buczynski Gwydion. Discover the GSB community, its values, and opportunities to connect with like-minded individuals through events, profiles, and shared experiences.

Like many queer seekers, he realized that the underlying heteronormative current embedded in the rites did not speak to him the way they spoke to me. He was academically inclined towards archaeology which made him the perfect person to construct a Pagan mystery-cult for the people to whom he felt profoundly connected.

A year later this friend became our initiator into the Minoan Brotherhood.

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But as we all know, there are several sides to each story. Today, my husband and I run our own grove in the Central Florida area called Alsos Ampelos which is located in a small town in Central Florida Flagler County on semi-rural acreage of private land.

The Brotherhood is a Religious Revival for Gay Men. It is an involvement in a reconstruction of the Pagan Mystery-cult worship of the Great Mother Goddess of the Bronze-age Aegean (circa B.C.) and Her Divine Son, who is the Patron of Male Homosexuality. The Minoan Brotherhood is a beautiful tradition that has been both powerful and empowering to me.

The Brotherhood Initiates work magic skyclad together in groves, in couples, or alone. He desired a witchcraft tradition that would speak to gay people which is what bore the Minoan Brotherhood and the Minoan Sisterhood. Main Group GAY SATANIC BROTHERHOOD experiencing the mysteries of SATAN *The Cult of the RAM worships Satan as an existing deity and spiritual being.

Eddie faced quite a bit of adversity within what he considered a heterosexist culture prevalent in Wiccan traditions. Rather than groups being called covens, they are referred to as groves and ran by a high priest called the Minos. He blended elements of pre-Doric Aegean mythology primarily Cretan and Mycenaean with what he had previously learned in other witchcraft traditions.

Many of these traditions believe that the inherent polarity in nature should be mirrored in their magical operations otherwise they will fail. At the time, I knew almost nothing about the tradition. This belief exacerbated homophobia in some groups that refused to let same sex partners work together or refused gays entry at all.

The group studies Theistic Satanism, Black Magic, Demonology and Occultism.* ** *It is a teaching platform to increase occult knowledge and awareness. Years after my initiation my husband joined my pre-initiation training group. Working in a Gardnerian-influenced framework Eddie formed the Minoan Brotherhood.

He started to show some interest in other traditions and started to ask about the Minoan Brotherhood, an initiatory tradition of witchcraft for men who love men. I knew it was founded by Edmund M. Buczynski aka Eddie in New York City. During my time as a Gardnerian, I heard conflicting information about Eddie from those in the Gardnerian community.

The Minoan Brotherhood is a mystery tradition with three degrees of initiation and elevation much like other Wiccan traditions. I asked him if he ever did any public talks about the tradition I would like to know since my husband and I were both potentially interested in initiation.