Me reading Help the Witch by Tom Cox
Books I’ve read in February 2019
Month: February 2019
Notable and quotable 1
Inspired by The River Crow’s Friday Foraging, I decided to create a roundup of posts that I found interesting, inspiring, or important over the last week.
Winter in Ontario
I love winter, especially when it involves snow, frost, and sunshine.
Winter in Ontario is (mostly) crisp and dry, unlike the British winter where the damp gets into your bones even when it’s only minus 2 Celsius.
What makes you a priest/ess?
Michael asked, Am I a real priest?
Short answer, if you feel a calling to be one, then you probably are one, even if you’re on the beginner slopes.
My working definition of a priest or priestess is a person who can facilitate contact between the other-than-human and the human, and/or who can create meaning, community, and a sense of connectedness for others. Note that this definition includes atheists and animists.
Reblog: Where do your stones come from?
Where do your stones come from?
There is a deep irony in this. Pagan-y type folk often use stones and crystals to connect with the earth, to honour the spiritus mundi, the world-soul. Yet, frequently these stones themselves have been industrially yanked out of the earth without any consideration of the spirit of the place where they were mined, and often without any consideration of the humanity of the exploited workers toiling in hellish conditions.
Read on at therivercrow.wordpress.com
Please read this very important post from Ryan Cronin, on sourcing your crystals ethically.
Dowsing for Divinity 