Where the Arts and Science Meet Sacred Paths
This article is excerpted from the introduction to Self CARE: The Simple Steps To Manifesting Your Desires, scheduled for publication in late 2022. Self CARE™ is a program of self development using behavior adjustments to best support outcomes that manifest…
It’s been a long winter. Pandemic restrictions have curtailed most of the activity that enriches our lives throughout the dark months. We are hungry for connection, but out of practice in being together. When mama first wakes from her winter…
By Gigi Stafne In order to restore balance to the human body, we should first clear, cleanse and nourish all of our systems. Nature offers an abundance of green medicine to help us. In the spring more than ever, we…
I can admit that Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown is one of my favorite books to read at night. By the end of a long day, my ADHD brain loves how everything is sorted and named individually. My brain…
Ableism in the Witch World Ableism abounds in the worlds of paganism and witchcraft. This is not new. The trend against sickness dates back to Wiccan teachings. Last night, I flipped through Scott Cunningham’s “Color Magick,” not thinking I’d be…
The Zodiac in Quarantine The word “zodiac” comes from Greek and means “little circle of animals. While not every sign has an animal avatar, they can each act a little cagey when locked up! Over this past year, many of…
As we close out our first month of the Daily Practice Series, I wanted to share my reflections on not just “talking the talk” but “walking the walk”. For the month of January, I have been following my own advice.…
At the outset, the journey of shadow healing is like entering a dark cave, where nothing is familiar and you don’t know what you might encounter. But the deeper you venture into the darkness, the more familiar it all looks,…
Scrolling through my Instagram feed this past December, I saw that Marianne Williamson was going to offer a daily reading in 2021 of A Course in Miracles. Knowing I couldn’t afford it, I decided to participate anyway, just doing it…
My Empty 2020 Journal, Covered in Dust Last January, I went all in on my bullet journaling. I had previously managed to keep a successful journal that tracked all kinds of things. Each page contained scales for pain symptoms, mood,…