Several years ago I wrote a post that was inspired by reading a book by Danielle Dulsky entitled, Woman Most Wild: Three Keys for Liberating the Witch Within. It came at a time when I needed a reminder of the power of the sacred feminine and acknowledgment of the wilder, less sweet nature of the feminine polarity.
Now, in the midst of COVID-19 and the uncertainty and lack of power that many fear, another of Danielle's books has made its way to my door and into my life. This title-Seasons of Moon and Flame; the Wild Dreamer's Epic Journey of Becoming gave me pause to reassess much of what I have taken for granted as part of my nature and the pressures of moving at lightning speed. The back cover speaks to what lay inside the pages of this book....
Its Faithful Friday here at the Beagle, and we have stories of faith from all religions. Interfaith work, an Indian temple, Jews & Arabs as neighbors, rewilding Paganism and everything you didn't want to know (but should) about "Islamic State."
Is interfaith work -- between Pagans and non-Pagans -- important work or just a distraction? Ryn Fox at the Wild Hunt discusses the issues.
Anthony Gresham
The people who lived in this house before me left their outdoor Christmas lights behind. I've never touched them in the 3 previous years, but this ye...
Steven Posch
In one of his early "Letters from America," Aleister Cooke, describing Thanksgiving to a British audience, described cranberries as being "an acquired...
Anthony Gresham
I never cared for cranberry sauce myself, not home made and certainly not the canned variety. Now there are craisens in the store. These are suppose...
Jamie
Mr. Czukor,I'm sorry about your wife's medical issues. Prayers and offerings to Apollo and Asklepios, for comfort and healing to you and yours.Your jo...
Erin Lale
Listen to my interview on Ghostman Radio!
I talk about my latest book Asatru: A Beginner's Guide to the Heathen Path and also about my fiction writing...
