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The world map of magic

Each dot is a place of magic: an oracle, a sacred site, a market, a memorial, a school or a town known for a tradition. Pick one to read about it, or choose a kind.

MarketOracleSacred siteTrial site or memorialSchool or museumTown known for a traditionCentre of practice

Dots mark the middle of a town or site; they do not mark an exact spot. Outlines are from Natural Earth. 188 places have entries written up so far; 115 places have their own page.

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The weekly digest

Every Monday: seven entries you may not know, what is on the calendar this week, and one rite drawn step by step.