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Tribalceltic

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14. Yes, no and maybe
Tue Oct 23, 2012, 06:07 PM
Oct 2012

This is really a tough one and I think should be handled on a case by case basis.

A local coven leader was having trouble with her group and asked me to help her. First I had her sit down and list all of the things she did, and how much time and or money it took her. She was shocked. She spent at least 35-40 hours a week minimum making arrangements, answering posts, writing at least one thought provoking post each week, hosting a coffee night, always hosting major rituals in her home, etc. She spent about $500 a month on all of this, and never asked for donations, just help with the clean up.

Another leader, Owned a store, made good money at it, charged for readings or hosting rituals ($20) very reasonable, but always got the money up front.

I perform and teach past life regressions. I paid $200 to take the class, plus gas and time. I practiced for free until I became good at it, then I charged a reasonable fee. I do them at gatherings usually on a barter basis that is fair, or do classes again for a reasonable fee. I have done several for free to help people who could just not afford it.

My time and energy are worth money, and I don't think that a moderate compensation is out of line.

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