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The Otherworld Needs to be Experienced, Not Escaped
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If your belief system doesn’t include an Otherworld, I respect that. But kindly make your case for your preferred better version of this world and leave the sacred land of my Gods and ancestors alone. I couldn’t escape the Otherworld if I wanted to, and I don’t want to.Column: An Attitude of Gratitude | Living, Paganism, Perspectives, Witchcraft
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Witchcraft & Pagan News - Four years on from the loss of her daughter, Sheri Barker is starting to celebrate the holiday season again. | Living, Paganism, Perspectives, Witchcraftwww.patheos.com
Repose is a sort of ninth sabbat, tucked in between Samhain and Yule. It's the quiet moment between two much more hectic sabbats and an acknowledgement of the changing Earth.Timeline PhotosHave a safe and Blessed Thanksgiving everyone! I'm so thankful to have you in my life, love you all! ~JB ❤ 🦃
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For me Mabon is a darker more spiritual celebration of the earth, while Thanksgiving is more general in comparison. But that doesn’t mean by any means that it cannot be magickal, for we have all the magickal ingredients we need.Radical Pantheist: The Radical’s Guide to Surviving Family Holidays
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I wish you a holiday season full of joy, but in case things aren’t so cheery, be prepared to put yourself first. If you're one of the many people who dread being with a less-than-understanding family during the holidays, here's my survival guide.Where there is gratitude | Editorial, Living, Paganism, Perspectives, The Wild Hunt, Witchcraft
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Witchcraft & Pagan News - The Wild Hunt gives thanks even during a 2020 Thanksgiving. | Editorial, Living, Paganism, Perspectives, The Wild Hunt, WitchcraftToday we focus on the things we are thankful and grateful for. Family, friends, shelter, health, food, clean air, and the path we share are just some of ours. Blessings to you all! 🌙
I've always looked at Autumn as a time of reflection. The leaves fall, the animals stock up for the cold months ahead and the cool breeze whispers, "Winter is coming", there's something mysterious and magical about it. I find myself looking back on the year, choices I've made, opportunities I've missed, feeling a wee bit older, but I seem to always come back to a same place in my heart where I'm thankful, thankful for the blessings and thankful for the struggles because I realize one thing is for sure, I am growing on the inside and that Grace is everything. ~JB