My favorite time of you are "The Embers" the final four months of the year, all filled with holidays, energy, and lots of things to do. Read more
My favorite time of you are "The Embers" the final four months of the year, all filled with holidays, energy, and lots of things to do. Read more
But I don't care when radicals use the Bible against me because I don't believe in the Bible. Using the Bible to defend myself against the Bible gives the Bible a certain power that it doesn't really have in my life. Read more
Indoor festival season is here once again! How would I make our already great events even greater!?! Read more
We are all kin, children of the same earth, and within each of us lies a spark of something truly divine. But the humble person is smart enough not to dictate the gods/god or creed a person might (or might not) worship. Read more
The Holiday season offers a little something for everyone, as long as they are willing to look for it. Read more
13 quick thoughts on Samhain/Halloween Season. Read more
Maybe the end of Summer is more than a celestial event, more than the harvest of the grain, and more than just a transition from hot to pleasant. Read more
(Adapted and excerpted from The Book of Cernunnos, edited by John Beckett & Jason Mankey. Not surprisingly this was written by Jason Mankey since it’s his blog.). Within much of Modern Paganism the most common male deity is known as “The Horned God.” Often thought of as ancient being, today’s Horned God is a modern construct, borrowing from literary and historical sources. Most certainly there were horned and antlered deities in the Ancient World, but the differences among those beings... Read more
I'm often asked "how is the festival scene?" and it's something I never really have one answer for. Read more
When discussing the Greek gods in the modern era, it’s hard to escape the idea of agency. When a goddess makes herself known, and loudly so, there must be a reason. Hekate as a goddess of Witchcraft and magick speaks to modern Witches like few other deities. Read more
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