

Peace in the North - a Druid Reflection
Experiencing North - A Reflection


Imbolc
What is Imbolc? Imbolc is a cross-quarter Sabbat, the third in the Celtic wheel of the year. The Celtic year begins at Samhain. In some documents, the year begins with Wassail. Imbolc is celebrated on the 1st of February in the calendar, but astrologically it has shifted to the 5th. This festival is dedicated to the goddess Brigid, daughter of The Dagda and one of the Tuatha Dé Danann. The Significance of Brigid Brigid is a goddess of spring, new beginnings, pregnancy, birth
Honouring Community, honouring the final rites of passage.
A blog of reflection as a pagan on this life path witnessing life's seasons. I have been walking a pagan path all of my adult life,...


Exploring the Ancient Roots of Healing Rituals
Throughout human history, various cultures have developed unique healing rituals that blend spirituality, community, and nature. Today,...


Exploring the Path to Spiritual Wisdom and Growth
In a world filled with distractions, and what feels like chaos. So many of us seek a deeper connection to ourselves and the universe....


Is Jumping the Broom a Form of Witchcraft in Handfasting Ceremonies?
Is Jumping the Broom Witchcraft?


A Guide to Exploring Shamanic Practices for Personal Growth
Shamanic practices have been part of various cultures across the globe for centuries. They offer a unique approach to personal growth and...


Shamanic Drum: A Supportive Tool for Birth
The process of giving birth is profound and transformative. Many cultures recognize the importance of rituals and tools to support women...


Embracing the Change: A Reflection on 25 Years of Paganism
Honoring the Seasons Through Community I sat quite in awe during a recent event. I found myself reflecting on how much life has changed...


Postpartum Traditions Webinar Reflections
Our roots may be severed but our traditions and beliefs are so rich and deep. These lands remember and gift us clues.


