Monthly Archives: April 2013
Walpurgis Night!!!
As many have celebrated the Beltane festivities on the Northern Hemisphere over the past weekend (some may wait for the sixth night after the New Moon, or until the Hawthorn blooms where it yet hasn’t), I am sitting here in my couch, sipping a … Continue reading
Last Tuesday was St. George’s Day in Austria, and in many other countries as well. While that seems, superficially speaking, just another day of the year dedicated to a saint, this day does have, believe it or not, significance in … Continue reading
So, what would spiritual philosophy be good for? Why would someone contemplate things like the commonalities of different mythological accounts of the beginning of time? Well, it’s interesting, even fun (for people like me.) Makes for a good past time … Continue reading
In the beginning…
…there was Light, or the Word, depending on the translation. Or First Jaguar. Maybe Eagle who brought the light from the Altai Mountains. The Turtle. Or Fintan, who turned into Salmon when the flood came. Religious people usually pick one … Continue reading
Druids. Who are they? What are they doing? And, is Druidry still relevant? The Druids were known as the ”Sages of the Forest”. While that seems to not say much, it tells us more than we might see at first. … Continue reading
Working in the Grove
Creating sacred space with Mugwort (Artemisia v.) smoke
The Weekly Druid 