We will discuss the history and process of handfasting as a Pagan alternative to traditional marriage ceremonies. You can create your own special, meaningful Pagan celebration of your union.
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Learn to make kombucha magically
In my next University Magickus class, we’ll learn about brewing your own kombucha – magickally! Tired of spending $4 and up for a bottle of kombucha? You can brew it …
My inner Hellcat is furious… again
What I am sure about is that seeing a an entitled man getting whatever he wants, while using more qualified, talented, and experienced women as stepping stones to get it, still makes my inner Hellcat roar.
Unearthed memories of my journalism yesteryears
My former publisher found some of my state and national awards for my columns, photography, and investigative reporting while going through some boxes in the former Winters Express office.
Massage can heal the body, mind, and spirit!
Massage can heal the body, mind, and spirit. Join me to find out more!
Handfasting is ‘Tying the Knot’ — Marriage, Pagan Style!
“Tying the knot” comes from the ancient Celtic marriage ceremony called “handfasting.” You can have a handfasting ceremony in modern times if you’d like an alternative to a traditional wedding ceremony.
Tarot Spread of Balance for the Spring Equinox
Today is Ostara — the Spring Equinox, when we have equal daylight and nighttime. Like its autumnal twin, Mabon/Fall Equinox, today is a day of balance. In my tarot workshop, …
‘Poor Things’ grotesquely misogynistic
Initially, I wrote “Poor Things” off as a very quirky porn flick, without the cum shots.
Nothing says love like massage
You really CAN learn to do this! Your hands are healers! You don’t need to know a thing about massage — all you need is the heart and compassion to soothe, heal, and provide comfort. Is there someone in you life who needs this? You can learn to provide it!
A Brigid’s Cross tarot spread for celebrating Imbolc
To celebrate Brigid’s strength and creativity, here is a tarot spread, in the shape of the traditional Brigid’s Cross, which is a symbol often handmade with straw as part of honoring her at Imbolc. The cross is often hung inside the home or on the front door as a symbol of protection. So, we will make our Bridgid’s Cross not out of straw, but out of tarot cards.