(public essay) “Unless you’re incredibly rich, you better learn to compost, and to garden, to save water and to cook for yourself, to repair clothes and tend wounds, to preserve food and forage for it. And you should learn this soon.”
Category: Druidry
More Than Wands and Chakras
Reflections on two years of being a ‘Pagan’ writer
There, the Dance Is
Before I left Seattle for my pilgrimage (and subsequent journeys, which I’m suspecting comprise even more of the pilgrimage than… Read more There, the Dance Is
Utter Darkness and the Return
A rather dark period, but not an unhappy one. You know what it’s like, certainly–those strange moments of tumult which… Read more Utter Darkness and the Return
Abuse and the Will-to-Power
I’m about to finish my first year studying Druidry through OBOD. One of the Gwersu (lessons) has a caveat in… Read more Abuse and the Will-to-Power
