Although conventional traveling may be restricted due to the pandemic, it is not on the astral plane. Go travel anywhere and everywhere you want. Nothing can stop you. Read more
Although conventional traveling may be restricted due to the pandemic, it is not on the astral plane. Go travel anywhere and everywhere you want. Nothing can stop you. Read more
Joseph Campbell says “If you can see your path laid out in front of you, it’s not your path. Your path you make with every step you take.” Read more
Laughter and play are some of the most healing activities we can engage in. And as the saying goes, ‘it’s never too late to have a good childhood.’ But how do we get started? Read more
Each seeker’s journey will unfold and grow in its own way. Maybe they have grown up pagan but want to pursue a different pagan path. Maybe they like their pagan path just fine, but want to incorporate Unitarian Universalism into their faith practice also. Or maybe they are leaving their family of origin’s faith tradition entirely and feel a call to something they just can’t quite name yet. Read more
Lately, I’ve been seeing rainbows again—I’ve been drawing a double rainbow card in my Motherpeace Tarot deck. A rainbow was even tucked into the corner of an ever-changing photo when I booted up my laptop this morning. I’m grateful for the good omens. Read more
Night is waning, and the sun is rising earlier and setting later, making each day a little longer. This is the time for us to awaken from our winter dreams and start the new year. Read more
A good imagination is key for any Pagan, no matter what path you walk. It is an important component for grounding and centering... Read more
Mary Ann Clark writes about Yule in her series on the Wheel of the Year. "Yule (December 20) is the pagan holiday that has been most integrated into secular culture." Read more
Happy Winter Solstice and may 2021 bring healing and moments of respite to you and yours. Read more
Allow your feelings about the holidays to come to the surface. They may be complicated, they may not be happy, and that’s totally okay. Read more
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