A couple of years ago I started the Facebook group, Eco Wifey. There are actually an equal number of men and women involved. The group is for people interested in saving money and living a more natural lifestyle. Here are some of the wonderful tips from that group. Read more
It's festival season, and I'm seeking guest authors to write about their experiences at festivals or gatherings both large and small within the past five years. Are you a Pagan with mental, physical or sensory impairments; in recovery from major injuries or addiction; and/or a member of the Deaf or Blind community? Are you a health professional or member of the Pagan clergy, ministry, or Priesthood who would like to share a post or be interviewed? Read more
To relax during the hottest part of the day, I'll watch a movie. This year everyone has the opportunity to vote on their favorite movie that features a disabled character. Read more
Every week there are new press releases, articles, information, and videos popping up concerning Paganism, spirituality, health, or disabilities. Community Linkage is a collection of useful information and sometimes entertainment for you. You can stay informed by adding me to one of your social circles on Google+ or follow me on Twitter. Interviewed by Pagan Families Blog I was recently interviewed by Sarah Whedon, PhD of the Pagan Families blog about my experience as a disabled Pagan going through the... Read more
Via the Deaf Education Hub on Facebook, a Memorial Day coloring page with sign language, for children. Read more
Gonzo, the guru, offers advice on how to reach nirvana on your own without the expense of new age programs. Read more
One purpose of this anthology is to help those struggling with a disability, injury, illness, or addiction find comfort in the fact that they are not alone. Some of the authors, like myself, turned to a magical practice as a way to find healing and the anthology included rituals and stories about healing. Covens, circles, temples or any other type of magical group can use it as a resource toward understanding members or potential members with disabilities. Read more
It isn’t uncommon for those of us with disabilities to dream about them. They take on a symbolic shape that expresses how they make us feel. My husband had a dream last night where he was sitting at a large conference table. He was in every seat. In each of those seats was himself at a different age. Child, teenager, himself in his twenties and so on until it came to his current self who lead the conference. One seats... Read more
None of us would be alive without food. It isn't surprising then that the Greeks included a goddess of the hearth and eating at home and at public gatherings. She was so important to them that a portion of each Deity's offerings at the temples went to her first. Read more
Today, rituals don't have to be prerecorded as they are by the Unitarian Universalists or restricted to typing. Rituals in Google+ conferences or Skype bring an even greater sense of contact through visual and audio communication. Read more
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