Gratitude and appreciation. In the times we’re living in today it might seem very hard to conjure up those feelings. Maybe we’re full of fear, anger, jealousy, disappointment. Well, we cannot let those feelings get the upper hand. Especially because showing gratitude and appreciation is such a powerful magical tool of the cosmos. It’s part […]
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Seven Shining Pennies to Yemaya by Sara Teixido
This was to be a post simply about taking the time to enjoy the last shining remnants this Summer season before we retreat for the Fall and Winter months. I wished to prompt you to make an offering of seven shining pennies to the Goddess Yemaya–the mother of all life, the mother of the oceans, […]
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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 […]
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What Does Emotional Awareness Have to Do with Intuition? by Maura Torkildson
I like to say, how we know everything in this world is through our bodies. Yes, information may be coming through to us from another place, however you name it, but here on earth in 3d world, how we know what we know is with our bodies. Our bodies are an exquisite awareness vessel. There […]
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Summer Solstice – The Ancient Egyptian New Year Celebration by Mary Lomando
The ancient Egyptian New Year was celebrated on the summer solstice, commemorating the longest day of Ra, the sun god; as well as the rising of the star Sirius, which heralded the Nile flooding and divine blessings on the land of Egypt. The great triad of Goddesses, Isis, Hathor and Nut were intimately connected with […]
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Countdown to the Feast of Mary Magdalene Part I by Lauri Ann Lumby
Resurrecting the Magdalene In the Catholic Christian calendar, July 22nd is celebrated as the Feast of St. Mary Magdalene. While the Institutional Church does not honor her as such, Mary Magdalene was Jesus’ most devoted disciple, most wholly embodied his teachings, became his co-equal ministry partner and according to some, Mary became Jesus’ beloved wife, […]
