I ask you what is in a name? Pagan names have always been in debate in the community. Many traditions involve taking a new name as part of embarking on a new spiritual journey. Read more
I ask you what is in a name? Pagan names have always been in debate in the community. Many traditions involve taking a new name as part of embarking on a new spiritual journey. Read more
One of my own personal reflections about tarot performed live in NYC some years ago. It centers around the concept of the Fool, the card numbered zero. So it begins .... Read more
Once upon a time there was the Muse – one of a number of Goddesses of inspiration and knowledge – who would motivate and stimulate the artist, and make him (and it was always a “him”) a favourite on whom She would bestow Her special gifts. Read more
In addition to holding great power and energy, snakes are also symbolic of deep fear. Read more
For optimum performance intelligent people keep their car in a garage and give it regular tune ups and care, your cards are also a useful tool to get you somewhere, a spiritual vehicle so to speak, so you better take care of them too. Read more
On the other side people converse in preparation of a ceremony that you had only heard rumors about. The altar, the symbol in cornmeal on the floor, and the flags send questions coursing through your head. It begins. Read more
“My natural father was an alcoholic and my mother, the most intelligent person I know, a science teacher… I am therefore both scientific and hedonistic …What else could I be except a Witch!” Read more
She was born the child of two former slaves in 1891, and despite many trials and tribulations she showed us all you can't keep a good woman down. Zora is known for her books, her poems, her quotes, but there is a lot people don't know. Read more
An extraordinary feeling of awe filled my whole being as I felt, beneath me, the living Planet rolling through the vast Universe, a Dancer whose enormous shoulders carried me in a round dance around the Sun, one movement amidst the eternal ballet of the stars and galaxies. And still the Face was looking at me with ineffable Love, and my soul responded by radiating affection with every particle of its being. Read more
Then there is blueberry, praline, cheese, cinnamon, brownie, and everything in between. In New Orleans people eat King Cake for breakfast, lunch, dinner and snack time. Unlike Mardi Gras beads and Bourbon St., King cake is something natives really truly enjoy. Read more
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