As I have gone deeper in my practice and spirituality, I’ve come to realize the value of a regular practice. I do a (mostly) daily practice, but I think that there is value in weekly or monthly practices as well. The value is as much in the repetition and the way it reinforces your spiritual…
What a crazy year 2020 was … there’s so much to forget, and so much to remember. 2020 was the year I finished my Clergy coursework, it was the year I moved to Montreal (where it feels right in spite of everything), I became a leader at work, and managed to build a team that…
I’ve been exploring with graphic design on my iPad and came up with these reference cards for Runes and Ogham. You are welcome to use them for personal use only. I invite you to share the link to this post with others if they’re interested in getting the cards. The original images are sized for…
“Intelligence is knowing that a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is knowing not to put it in a fruit salad.” by Miles Kington There is a component of wisdom that is about understanding the best response in a given situation. It’s also about knowing the best way to engage with a situation. The quote above…
This week I choose to use the Ogham as I’ve been working with it for my daily readings The Ogham are:Negtal (three diagonal lines) which talks about transformation and action that moves us forward. Straif (four diagonal lines) talks about hard choices and the need to do something even when we don’t like any of…
This continues from the last reading to remind us that we should not let ourselves get mired in the ick that is the pandemic.
Over the last few months, I have had the pleasure to attend a series of online classes and events. It’s generally been great, but some events are better than others.
Today, I got a new set of Rune cards from MailoniKat and they are so awesome that I was inspired to do a reading The deck includes a bag and a sheet that includes the meanings of the runs in context of the images. The way I interpret this rune is that we can still…
It’s time for #PrayerADay again! For the month of November, rather than writing a novel, I’ll be joining in on the Prayer A Day Project facilitated by Rev. Jan Avende. You can find out more on the Facebook page. For prayers by me, follow me on Instagram, and check out my #prayeraday2020 tag. Check out…
As we get closer to Samhain and US Thanksgiving (sorry Canadian residents, this is late for us) it’s good practice to remember and re-enforce the boundaries that we set around ourselves. It’s very easy for us to make attachments to people and places and things and then forget that they are there. These attachments will…