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  • Half-Hanged Mary and #metoo

    After I heard the story of Mary Webster, “Half Hanged Mary”, I felt so moved by her. She had survived being hung for witchcraft and left hanging overnight. Her actual crime was being a woman who was called “ill tempered”. Continue reading

  • Little Brighid

    Little Brighid: A UPG introduction to Brighid for children The Daghda was a mighty warrior. King to a people known as the Tuatha de Danann. He was wide and strong, carrying a heavy magical club that could harm his enemies, or… Continue reading

  • A Simple Yule Tradition: Seeking the Light

    When I first began celebrating my faith, it was a very personal, singular and solitary experience. As I joined my grove and then began celebrating with my then boyfriend, I wanted to create a tradition that could be celebrated no… Continue reading

  • Post Election: Daring to Hope?

    Tuesday night, I was numb. Wednesday I cried. Today, I move forward. Yesterday, I read a few mean-spirited, gloating posts and I heard jokes from well-intended people who do not understand the fears of many of their fellow Americans. And… Continue reading

  • Grove inclusiveness: The eternal clique debate

    So I have been hearing a phrase so much in the last few years it has planted a seed in my brain and now I feel it has been given a chance to grow into what I hope is a… Continue reading

  • Here’s the plan, Stan.

    This is the excerpt for your very first post. Continue reading

    Here’s the plan, Stan.