While this spring is beautiful, it’s also a warning about the year-round effects of climate change, and how systems in distress will wreak havoc in an attempt to repair themselves. Read more
While this spring is beautiful, it’s also a warning about the year-round effects of climate change, and how systems in distress will wreak havoc in an attempt to repair themselves. Read more
Love — whether the "perfect love" of the Wiccan Rede or the "universal love" of Unitarian Universalism — asks us to give up a lot. Read more
The earth is my sacred home. I feel blessed by it. In my life I have seen the most beautiful parts of it. I have sailed on its oceans, through peaceful calms and Atlantic storms. My ship sailed into the rivers and creeks of Nigeria, how rich the colours and how vibrant the sounds. Read more
the Fool ... can be a powerful centering influence in times of difficulty and contention. Maintaining a sense of humor and linking to others who share this perspective, as well as reaching out in non-violent good will might just shift the conversation and open hearts. Read more
It does make a certain kind of sense that someone who essentially talks for a living (preaching, teaching, and counseling together making up such a huge part of ministry), would be a partner for Hermes, the God of communication. Read more
Nature's Sacred Journey welcomes the Rev. David Breeden whose translations of the Roman philosophers (who were both Humanist and Pagan) will be appearing here on a bi-weekly basis. Read more
I know it’s barely Spring, but I’m already planning the last weekend in August. I’m going to spend it in Salem, Massachusetts, with CUUPS members from all over New England and maybe the wider CUUPSworld …! Read more
May we be vessels, containers. May the fear, anger, and grief find a resting place in us, and then flow into the earth, the air, the fire and the water. Read more
Ultimately, my dream is that someday we’ll be able to hold full Women’s Circle Rituals during Sunday morning services and cast our circle with the knowledge that others will already understand and appreciate what we are doing and happily join in, even if paganism is not part of their own spiritual path. Read more
The history of the modern Ostara is a knotty one. Its roots stretch back into the distant Proto-Indo-European past, while its practice has been influenced by the Christian Easter Read more
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