reclaiming/feri
Hail Brigid! Join us for Imbolc – a Reclaiming Pittsburgh event!
Sponsored by Reclaiming Pittsburgh Ritual Intention: I allow time to temper me in Brigid’s Forge; reborn in the light of the World. http://tinyurl.com/j9obf6y
I kept a stone on my tongue most of the weekend so my ears had little competition and now it’s acting like a toddler
The Pagan Blog project, March, Wk 2- Mar. 9- As Above, So Below What do you seek from the Divine? How is that reflected in the mundane? Where do you find your place of synthesis? I kept a stone on my tongue most of the weekend so my ears had little competition and now it’s acting like […]
Monday blogging – your authentic self
Walking through the world as your True Self™ is exceedingly freeing. More so than probably any other individual act besides death. It is also at times deeply painful. And often lonely. What drives you can and will drive some people away. As for me, I am Boneweaver. BorderWalker. Fine at a distance. Up close and […]
PTSD, triggers, and deflection
An interesting thing happened on the way to the reply button on Facebook. It was synchronicity at its finest. An article popped up from Patheos about a noted Pagan who had been arrested on child pornography charges. He had moved away (physically and spiritually) from his earlier Pagan tradition, but the headline included “Pagan”. Now, anyone who […]
Monday blogging – fun fact
Energy work slows my bowels. Workshops and Witchcamps, my bowels conserve the necessary physical energy for the workings. I appreciate their consideration, but really? I’d rather they remain their normal self and allow me to regulate and manage my physical needs consciously. Since it appears that is a given with intense work I will compensate […]
Monday blogging – Tai Chi and Feri
Tai Chi is all about about core energy. I am best at pulling energy through my feet because that’s how I learned it. And I move it through all of me, swirl it in my belly, snake it through legs and arms, stir it with my hands, and lift it through my crown. Tai Chi […]
Bone and Briar 