This earth is my sister; I love her daily grace, her silent daring, and how loved I am how we admire the strength in each other, all that we have suffered, all that we have lost, all that we know. We are stunned by this beauty, and I do not forget: what she is to me, […]
Divine Feminine
Book Review by Molly Remer on The Other Side of the River: Stories of Women, Water and the World by Eila Carrico
“Braids, tapestries, and currents in the river show us the way again and again–it cannot be one clear way or another, it has got to be both ways and together.” ~ Eila Carrico, The Other Side of the River It took me many months to review this book and as I sit down to write about […]
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Woman’s Wisdom and White Buffalo Calf Woman by Renee Starr
White Buffalo Calf Woman appeared in their midst from the darkness. She walked silently around the inside of the tipi three times the way that the sun travels across the sky, from the east to the west. “In the center of this tipi, you are to build an owaka wanka, a sacred altar made from […]
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Magic and Sustenance by Molly Remer
“Eating the first corn, cutting the first ripe tomato, grilling fresh fish in the open air: if done consciously, these can become rituals of love and thanksgiving to the earth that sustains us.” – Patricia Monaghan, The Goddess Companion What is sustaining you lately? We went to the river over the weekend and I laid on my […]
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Goddess Devotions – Empowerment and Creation with the Mayan Goddess Ix Chel by Kimberly Moore
Doing the Goddess Devotions each week has become a beautiful and centering practice. I was at the market looking at the flowers, still unsure of which Goddess was going to step forward, when the coral roses caught my eye. Hints of chocolate, sunshine, waterfalls, and the faint coppery smell of blood were swirling around my […]
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Goddess Devotions – Prayers to Yemaya by Kimberly F. Moore
The Goddess Devotions practice has unfolded for the last two Sundays, that is, until Yemaya happened today. We had so many petitions for Guadalupe that I lit a second candle mid-week which mysteriously flickered out this afternoon. I noticed this after arriving back from the market with white roses. There was still no inkling of […]
