Spirits of Nature are Beings that exist in Nature no matter what name or form they take—and this is how we can create harmonious relationships with them.
read moreSpirits of Nature are Beings that exist in Nature no matter what name or form they take—and this is how we can create harmonious relationships with them.
read moreLearn about how to honor and celebrate both equinoxes and solstices by participating in festivals, celebrations, and sacred ceremonies.
read moreLearn how your visual, auditory, sensory, kinesthetic, and cognitive senses can connect and understand the subtle ways spirit animals communicate with us.
read moreThe season of Spring is rampant with the themes and symbols of rebirth and resurrection. Its arrival is accompanied by various rituals and ceremonies that reflect and honor the attributes of the season. Given the number of festivities, April can arguably be called one...
read moreMany of us might think that the Spring Equinox on March 21st, the day the sun crosses the Earth’s equator, marks the beginning of Spring.
read more“I don’t want someone who sees the good about me. I want someone who sees the bad and still loves me.” —Anonymous “The beginning of love is to let those we love to be perfectly themselves and not to twist them to fit our own image. Otherwise,...
read moreThe winter solstice has passed. The joys of the festive season, while still fresh in the memory, are over for another year. Now it’s time to look forward to a new year and the various celebrations and changes to come. While winter still has a few dark and cold days to...
read moreDecember sees a plethora of religious and cultural celebrations worldwide, including Christmas, New Year, Hannukah, and Kwanzaa. The month also plays host to the year’s darkest day on December 21 or 22 which comes with the promise of the returning Light. Tracing the...
read moreThe other day I was thinking about all that’s going on in the world that could trigger fear, hopelessness, or even despair. Having a fairly well developed cynical side to me—though not even close to being as dominant as it once was—sometimes it’s easy to fall into...
read moreSamhain (pronounced SOW-en) is perhaps the most important but least understood of the ancient Celtic festivals. The word Samhain means “summer’s end,” and marks the end of harvest and the start of the darkest time of the year. A time when the veil between the world of...
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