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1. Upon being a highly spirited person with many talents, what do you feel was your strong driving force that ignited you towards your career?

I was strongly influenced by Shawna Carol, who recorded an amazing CD called "Goddess Chant". It was my first intoduction to that kind of music and I was completely blown away by it. I had experienced chant for ritual prior to that, but hadn't heard any CD's dedicated to the Goddess.

2, Your song "I walk with the Goddess" is such a highly spirited song. That everyone seems to feel the spirit of the Goddess within it. Could you tell us what it was like for you, creating a song like that?

I was hanging out with a good friend of mine, Leandra Walker, and I was talking about recording another CD. She said to me "I've never written anything before except for this - I walk with the goddess, the goddes walks with me." I said to her that it was pretty good, actually! I couldn't get it out of my head and on the way home that night in the car, I wrote the "I Walk With the Goddess" chant. This chant has been dubbed a pagan anthem and is sung by Goddess lovers all over the globe. I've been told that it will some day be known as a pagan traditional song. I feel very proud about that!

3. Do you have a particular path or spiritual title that you prefer and why. (ex. Pagan, Witch, Wiccan, etc.)?

I call myself a Pagan. To me, a Pagan is someone who practices Earth based spirituality. I'm very eclectic in my practice, drawing from all my various ancestries and their respective mythologies, such as Norse, Celtic, Greek and Native American.

4. More and more people are becoming aware and some even open to the Craft. Have you felt or noticed this in the past 3 years?

I've walked the pagan path for 20 years now, and have performed in the pagan world for 10 years. I really don't notice a difference over the last few years. I've found groups and pockets of Pagan communities all over the country. I guess one difference would be that there are more festivals and events available to the greater Pagan community.

5. Could you share with us how you celebrate Mabon?

I have two groups in New England that I do Harvest Chant Circles with, and the last 3 years and also next year will be celebrating Mabon at the Earth Warriors Festival in South Western Ohio..

6. What words of encouragement would you give to anyone wanting to pursue a career involving a connection with the Goddess?

Live your dream and be loud and proud about who you are. Don't water it down for other people. I believe it is crucial to our community that we don't hide who we are and what we believe..

Kellianna Girouard