For those of you who haven’t come across the 19th century Japanese word tsundoku, it’s a wonderful term that in my case has resulted in liberation from the guilt of often buying more books than I’m able to read at one time (the English equivalent bibliomania sounds too much like a disease for my taste!). […]
Read More Review: Sacred Actions by Dana O’DriscollThere is an undeniable ease in uncertainty, where both happy surprises and unfortunate accidents are, in fact, out of your control and not a manifestation of either your damned or elect status.
Read More Comfort in ChaosWow, what a change I’ve noticed in my energy levels when I’ve been able to do even a few moments with my Sun Mirror in the morning. The mirror work in and of itself was inspired by Levannah Morgan’s lecture on DruidCast episode 98, which is worth multiple listens if you’re interested in this kind […]
Read More Experiments with the Sun MirrorBack in September of 2014, I had asked a good friend and seer to do a reading for me for the coming year. Much to my dismay, she said, “You’re not done healing yet. You’ll be crying in your sleep because you can’t deal with these emotions rising to the surface. You need to let […]
Read More Water, Water, EverywhereWhile this experience dates back to April of 2013, the fall out from my pilgrimage to Monadnock has reached to present day. It’s proof that healing comes in many forms, not all of them immediately evident. As some background, I’ve been getting migraines since I was nine or ten years old. These aren’t just “headaches,” […]
Read More Migraines and Monadnock: Healing on the Mountain
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