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Magick China Chinaa Restaurant is a local Chinese restaurant located in the heart of the city. It is known for its authentic and delicious Chinese cuisine that caters to both locals and tourists. The restaurant has a warm and welcoming ambience, with traditional Chinese decor that adds to the overall dining experience. The menu at Magick China Chinaa offers a wide variety of dishes, ranging from popular favorites like Kung Pao Chicken and Sweet and Sour Pork to more unique options such as Sichuan Fish and Braised Eggplant. The ingredients used in the dishes are fresh and of the highest quality, ensuring that each bite is packed with flavor. One of the standout features of Magick China Chinaa is its customer service.

In 1990, Trinity College in Connecticut estimated there were 8,000 adherents of Wicca. In 2008, the U.S. Census Bureau figure was 342,000. A 2014 Pew Research Center study increased that projection several times over in assessing that 0.4% of Americans identified as pagan, Wiccan or New Age. (Most modern pagan worship, of which Wicca is one type, draws on pre-Christian traditions in revering nature.) By 2050, it said, the number of Americans practicing “other religions” — faiths outside Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism — would triple “due largely to switching into other religions (such as Wicca and pagan religions).”

In addition to venerating Catholic saints, I light candles to the goddess Diana at every full moon and place small bundles of rosmarino, or rosemary, on my altar to honor the dead. Whether learned from a local healer or my grandmother as she blessed me by shoving salt in my pockets on my way out the door, I carry forward these old world rituals.

One of the standout features of Magick China Chinaa is its customer service. The staff is friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable about the menu, always ready to assist and make recommendations. Whether you are a frequent visitor or dining for the first time, you can expect top-notch service from the moment you step foot inside the restaurant.

Tips for Finding Local Pagans

I have noticed we get a fairly decent amount of posts for people looking for Wiccans and Pagans in their area. As someone who has moved a few times, finding local Pagans can be hard, especially if you are new or don't know where to look. Not every area has a pagan bookstore or large, open temple.

Here is a list of resources I have found helpful both online, and more generic areas you can find Pagans lurking

Online:

The Witches Voice - Also known as WitchVox, it has a large listing of Pagans of all flavors, as well as events, groups, and classes. Listings are organized by country, then state/province.

Meetup.com - Meetup is where the largest networking site in my area is hosted, and a lot of other cities have Pagan and/or Wiccan meetups. Check under multiple keywords (wicca, witch, pagan) in your area.

CUUPS - Covenent of Unitarian Universalists Pagans has many active chapters all over the US. These are affiliated with the Unitarian Universalist Church which is an open and accepting church of all faiths, and non-faiths.

Pagan Pride Project - Pagan Pride Project sponsors Pagan Pride Day and has a list of local organizations.

Aquarian Tabernacle Church - ATC has Wiccan churches all across the world, and even if you aren't interested in their tradition, often know of other contact people.

Yahoo Groups - Yahoo Groups really took hold in the late 90's, early 2000's. However, it's a nice place to find groups that have been around awhile, especially with older people/ elders.

Facebook Groups - On your Facebook, just type something like "California Pagans" in the search bar and see what comes up. If you decide to join a group, make sure your privacy settings are such that your groups aren't public if you are in the broom closet. I'm in four public-ish Pagan groups- one Californian, one SoCal pagan, one SoCal ladywitches group and a Long Beach (562) group.

• When you first correspond with someone, mind your writing, especially if you are looking to join a group. You're asking someone to spend their time and energy on you, the least you can do is care enough to capitalize, spellcheck and re-read before sending.
• Always meet in a public place and let someone know where you'll be. Don't be afraid to bring a friend along and have them sit somewhere else. However, don't assume that the person you'll be meeting is cool with hanging out with you and your friend.
• Don't give out your address, etc. to people you don't know well enough to trust.

Offline resources:

Classes at your local library and parks - I met one of my dearest Pagan friends at a wildcrafting class at a state park. Our local library often offers classes on yoga and meditation. Look for classes with a pagan bent, and you might just be surprised.

Local Universities - Many local universities have Pagan student groups. Even if you are not a student, they can pass along community event information.

Community Bullitein Boards at Pagan Friendly Places - Whole Foods, Herbal shops, coffee shops, and other places that might be considered "liberal" frequently have community boards, and some pagan groups might advertise there. Keep an eye out for things such as "Earth Centered Spirituality" or "Goddess Spirituality" which some folks use instead of Wiccan or Pagan.

Any other ideas? I will update this list with any you contribute!

Thanks to u/karmachallenged for additional links!

I am not alone in this experience. Online platforms like TikTok and Instagram offer tutorials on every aspect of magical practice. The witchcraft hashtag has over 7 million posts on Instagram and more than 11 billion views on TikTok or, as it’s known in the community, WitchTok. Podcasts about witchcraft enchant the airwaves. Along with crosses and Stars of David, major retailers like Walmart and Amazon sell the witchcraft symbol of the pentacle, pendulum divining tools and dried herbs for spells and rituals. The use of Tarot cards proliferates in lux magazines.

The ambiance of the restaurant is another factor that sets Magick China Chinaa apart. With its dimly lit dining area, soft music playing in the background, and beautiful Chinese artwork adorning the walls, it creates a cozy and intimate atmosphere perfect for a romantic dinner or a gathering with friends and family. Aside from its dine-in option, Magick China Chinaa also offers takeout and delivery services, making it a convenient choice for those who prefer enjoying their favorite Chinese dishes in the comfort of their own homes. In conclusion, Magick China Chinaa Restaurant is a hidden gem in the city, offering a memorable dining experience with its authentic Chinese cuisine, welcoming ambiance, and exceptional customer service. Whether you are craving classic Chinese dishes or looking to try something new, this restaurant is definitely worth a visit..

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