Note: This is the first of a four part series I must admit that I approach this subject with trepidation. I’m concerned that some of my readers may be those for whom the keys to the numerical kingdoms have been … Continue reading →
A very lucky Friday the 13th to everyone! This post is about some of the changes I have been making (and will be making) with my web pages. I now have a blog specifically set up for webinars: hearthmoonwebinars.com I … Continue reading →
The link to the webinar Mystick Path of the Deer has been corrected. Here it is again: http://hearthmoonrising.com/webinar/ This webinar promises to answer many of your questions, including why I’m misspelling the word “mystick.”
Continue reading →Befriending the Black DogMonday, December 8, 20147:00–8:00 pm Eastern Time (US)Attend live or stream laterCost $25 $10Pre-registration required More information and registration here
Continue reading →In magic we use symbols frequently: scrawled on a candle, a piece of paper, or even in dirt. The symbol X is a particularly versatile symbol that belongs in anyone’s bag of tricks. I believe in general that a symbol, … Continue reading →
In the ancient Mesopotamian view of the universe, humans were created as servants for the gods. In recognition of their status as mortals, not gods, each city built elaborate temples where they performed essential rites to the greater beings. One … Continue reading →
On the last day of the month, as the moon disappeared, Sumerians gathered to celebrate family ties, everyone bringing food to share. The ancestors also took part in these gatherings. The ceremony was called kishiga meaning “food on the ground” … Continue reading →
The Sumerians already had the technology of brewing beer when they arrived in Mesopotamia from unknown parts. Dedicated beer drinkers though they were, the Sumerians did not invent the process of fermenting grain and their words related to this process … Continue reading →
I don’t know if other priestesses begin to notice a pattern in the goddesses they are attracted to in the various pantheons. With a few exceptions, I seem to gravitate toward the young mother goddesses rather than the crone goddesses, … Continue reading →