Stay in touch with emerging concepts in Goddess spirituality. Join us for a review of spiritually oriented books published in 2015. The program will be live at 3:00 pm EST on December 16th. There will be a mixture of essays, … Continue reading →
In light of the attacks Dianic priestess and elder Ruth Barrett has been experiencing from transgender activist allies, I want to ask the larger community of Witches and other Pagans, the majority of whom disapprove of tactics being used against … Continue reading →
Regarding last week’s call for contributions for the book program, here is more information: “We anticipate the Nine-Day Solstice Celebration to be an event of joy, solidarity, and self-empowerment for us, Goddessians/Magoists and all in WE! Why the Solstice season? … Continue reading →
Venus is stationary and about to go direct, so maybe that’s why social media has been unusually crazy lately. Here’s my short take on it. Easier to trash than to confrontEasy to assume bad motivesEasy to assume stupidityHard to trust … Continue reading →
Ruth Barrett’s keynote address at National Women’s Music Festival on July 4th in Madison, Wisconsin is worth a read. She talks about the relationship of women’s spirituality to the female body. She asks: If you are not living inside your … Continue reading →
This bibliography was posted this week at Return to Mago “I have compiled a list of six well-sourced books written by women that I believe will help Witches, Pagans, and Goddessians in their quest to understand ancient Egyptian thought….”
Continue reading →Patriarchy is the control of women and the ownership of children through institutionalized marriage and fatherhood. That’s what it is, on it’s most fundamental level. Seeking legal status of a romantic partnership, with its privileges and obligations, means being an … Continue reading →
We’ve all seen the charts that advocates for marriage equality have drawn showing all the legal rights married people have that single people don’t. Why shouldn’t gay couples, like straight couples, have access to those privileges that singles, gay and … Continue reading →
The Renaissance brought a rebellion against the knowledge-strangling restrictions imposed by Christian dogma and scholasticism. This was the time when Western Europe rediscovered Greek philosophy and free thinkers such as Galileo became emboldened to seek empirical knowledge. It was rediscovery … Continue reading →
This is actually going to be a five, not a four, part series. The most fertile and revolutionary place for math and science in the West was the city of Alexandria in the first centuries of the Common Era. This … Continue reading →