I saw this quote on Facebook ..
…God may be in the details, but the goddess is in the questions. Once we begin to ask them, there’s no turning back. – Gloria Steinem
Sometimes it’s hard to ask questions, but always remember to ask them. In public or in private, asking questions is how we grow.
Always question.
Recently, I journeyed to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios in Orlando, FL. I’ve been a fan of the Harry Potter series since the first book came out. We’ve read all the books and watched all the movies – more than a few times! It was a lot of fun. We got…
In most ethics classes and books, Virtues are a big part of the study. I think that most of us, at least in the groups that I’m a part of, agree that too little of virtue can be a bad thing. If you don’t have enough courage, you could be too scared to leave your…
One of my challenges in finishing a project, course of study, etc is distractions. I’m terribly distractible . “Oh Shiny!” and I’m off … this does not bode well for finishing projects, courses, etc. I am going to finish the ADF DP. This is a notice to myself, and a request to others to help me keep focused….
For this Pagan Blog Project post, I’d like to introduce you to an exercise that I learned first from T. Thorn Coyle in one of her Battle Goddess seminars. When I was a little Witch, I learned how to ground, but I sometimes have a challenging time not grounding out too much energy. This technique…
Later this month, in the middle of NaBloPoMo, I’ll be moving. Part of the changes when moving is stetting up my new sacred space. There’s a number of different things that you can do for your sacred space depending on how much space and privacy you have. The key about your space is that it’s somewhere that…
I spent this last weekend at the Stone City Pagan Sanctuary in California for the Answering the Call retreat lead by T. Thorn Coyle, Sharon Knight, and Morpheus Ravenna. The goal of the retreat was to help us step up and deal with the changes and turmoil that are occurring in the world today. I will admit…