Hecate

We had a good soaking rain yesterday, a cool misty morning, and then sun. When I got home from work, the Autumn camellias had opened. I th...

If you look, you can still find a bit of garden black and white underneath the falling leaves. I still have white anemones blooming, and th...

Continuing our discussion concerning mindful eating ,* I recently came across this quote from Alisha Little Tree, who occupied a redwood t...

This article is a good example of two of the points that I keep trying to make. First, there's the failure to capitalize the word ...

What Athenae Said Democrats aren't going to be losing seats in a few weeks because liberals haven't internalized being nice to the r...

A ballet w a rather Pagan esthetic is back in NYC, and the NYT review makes it sound pretty good.

Could this article be any more biased? Bread baking is a "blessing". Sowing and milking came to Europe with both a "missiona...

Now that Mabon's come and gone, now that we're heading madly towards Samhein, it's that time in the Gardening Year when we begin...

You Should . If you have the gift of eyes, or if you have the gift of technology that brings computer postings to your ears or fingertips, ...

More info here and, esp., here . NPR's not-too-enthusiastic review is here . (I am still waiting for NPR to EVER like an even vaguely ...

Thanks, Christians. Thanks for sharing your love. It's quite an eloquent testimony to your "god of love" that so many teens ...

This grand show is eternal. It is always sunrise somewhere; the dew is never all dried at once; a shower is forever falling; vapor is ever r...

Christine Kane : "Ask yourself: What does 'thrive' mean to you?" What does it mean today? If yourself from a year from now...

"Were you a Christian before becoming a pagan?" Kali Fuck, did no one's third grade teacher bother with the rules of punctuati...

Aquila ka Hecate explains , much better than I could, what I was trying to say in the post below about how our eating relates to our religi...