Do people look at you strangely when you mention the trickster? Does your family ignore your goddess sightings? Do they roll their eyes at your favorite phrases: imaginal realm, liminal space, follow your bliss? Then join the Fates and Graces Mythologium! The Mythologium is a two-and-a-half day conference and retreat Read more…
This year is shaping up to be multiple smaller gatherings and/or camp outs over the July 4th prayer for world peace. Some of these gatherings will have an emphasis on COVID-19 safety protocols, others perhaps not so much. Many people may chose not to gather. The idea is not to Read more…
Falling From The Moon received the Silver Award in the Kops-Fetherling International Book Award for books published in 2020.
I think of the pandemic as one long meditation. I am an irregular practitioner myself but the pandemic has forced myself and my own thoughts upon me. It has forced me to sit or walk quietly with my life as I have lived it in contrast to the life I Read more…
In December 2019, I had an eight-hour bought of vomiting and I’m still not well. I spent a week feel not great and very picky about what I ate (mostly ice cream thank to a neighbor who was going to the store for me). I rested, drank plenty of fluids Read more…
From March 1-30, Falling From The Moon was part of a giveaway on GoodReads. Fifty lucky readers will have a book shipping out to them in the next few days. I’m labeling, signing books, and stuffing mailing envelopes. Wow what a journey but so exciting to see so many copies Read more…
For the last 40 years, I’ve believed that the life I’ve been able to lead was only possible because of the work done by those who went before me. I understand my responsibility in life is to enhance that legacy and build another link in the chain that binds us Read more…
While a change of scenery won’t automatically change your life, it can provide a brief window of opportunity to imagine different possibilities. For so many of us, we get stuck in the day-to-day business of life, the endless to-do lists, and the ruts of why we can’t. Sometimes that change Read more…