Wisdom may take many forms and can be received through many different pathways. Lauri Ann Lumby is blessed to be presented with the truths of the Magdalene, and in her book, “Only Love-the Secret Teachings of Mary Magdalene”, she reveals these ideas to us. What do these revelations mean? What is the importance of a […]
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Minerva’s Owls by Mary Petiet – Book Review by Kim Hageman
I love receiving a book in the mail. The minute you open a package, the connection is immediate between you and the sender. I love to examine the front cover, back cover, indexes, resources, contents, forward and prologue, studying the entire piece. I like to get to know the author a bit. Who was the book […]
Spring Anxiety Arrived Like A Lion {Kim Hageman}
I am a little afraid of spring. Feeling very Demeter here. Fear of returning, fear of change. Prospect of newness and being confronted by what didn’t get done over the winter. My own daughter will return from 3 months in Italy next month. I can literally feel Demeter’s anticipation, waiting for her girl Persephone to […]
Book Review-“Sidewalk Oracles: Playing With Signs, Symbols and Synchronicity in Everyday Life” by Robert Moss {Kim Hageman}
As I was listening to a guided meditation on the root chakra, a car horn beeped twice at the exact instant I heard the word “prosperity”. I paused the audio and pondered this a moment. I live pretty far out in the country on a dead end road. We don’t hear a lot of […]
Life With Goddess: Kali Is My Mentor {Kim Hageman}
I keep the Goddess close. I wear a Kali skull mala as a bracelet. When I am frustrated or angry, I take a minute, breath deep and “Kali Ma” my way around the mala. Sometimes, a few beads will suffice. Sometimes, more. Many more. Life just goes that way and having the Goddess to lean […]
Baby Rhubarb and Israeli Couscous Porridge {Kim Hageman}
Living in a cold place creates all kinds of survival behaviors that mark the passing of the seasons. In September, when the first fleece jacket comes out is the point of no return. In October, when you are dying to be outside crunching leaves and lighting fires, you are stuck in the house because of […]
