A Momentous Occasion
Finally. How can the week go by without a feminist American blog commenting on this? But really, what more is there to say? Every time I started to get enraged by all the misogyny from the Left and the media … Continue reading →
Monthly Archives: July 2016
Really Big Deer
The Scottish goddess Cailleach Bheur roams the hillsides herding giant deer and drinking their milk. Cailleach, under various spellings, has been characterized as a deer, hare, cat, grain, serpent, gray mare, mountain, stone, and hag goddess, or as a hag … Continue reading →
Year of the Reindeer
The fable about reindeer living at the North Pole is almost true. They don’t live right on the Pole, but indigenous migrating wild herds today live in or near the Arctic Circle, and semi-domesticated herds reach only a bit further … Continue reading →
New Moon, New Values, New Country
I was told by my personal astrologer over twenty-five years ago that when you have a new moon on your birthday, that means a new life. My own observations have born this out. For those who don’t know what … Continue reading →
Deer Reader
I’m studying deer this summer and will be sharing tidbits now and then about this magical animal. This is a Sumerian copper plaque dating to about 2500 B.C.E. from the temple of the goddess Ninhursaga. It shows Imdugud, also … Continue reading →