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Nature Worshipers and Northern Pass
The First Amendment aside, historically nature worshipers have always been at a disadvantage in the United States. Our rights, and the rights of Native Americans who understand this on a generational...
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Pagan Activists
I spent the greater part of last week in Chicago advocating for progressive change in the US and around the world. There were all kinds of groups in Chicago doing the same: Occupies from all over the...
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Three Sisters
Companion planting is when one plants fruits, vegetables, flowers, and herbs in a manner which benefits all the plants. For example, planting corn, bean, and squash is method in which the Three Sisters...
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The Weight of Money
Last week there were two really good posts on money and weight. The two authors briefly touched on how the two dovetail. I want to expound on their thoughts a little more. The area I live in is ripe...
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Thought I’d do something different today. To see more videos, check Howling Hill. I upload videos about once a week or so.
View ArticleXVIII How Northern Pass Will Affect Howling Hill The Drought Edition
So let me ask you a few questions: what if I lived downstream from one of the rivers Hydro-Quebec has dammed up so they can use Father Water to power homes across Quebec? Why are our governments...
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The Elements Knitted: Air
In October of last year, I posted about a knitting project I started called The Elements Knitted. The project is where I knit shawls to wear to ritual pertaining to specific elements: Earth, Water,...
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The Elements Knitted: Moon
By now you know of my knitting project: to knit a shawl representing each of the Elements and two more: Sun and Moon. The first shawl I finished was Fire. I then moved onto Water. Last week I finished...
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Warm Water
Every year I spend a week at the ocean. The particular place I go in Maine is somewhere I’ve gone every summer for my entire life. To me it’s the place when I re-center after a year of spinning...
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