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My Heart Is Your Hearth: Imbolc 2011

My heart is your hearth. - A prayer offered to Brighid during my morning devotional I began preparing for Imbolc long before the first snow. I knew Winter would be a season of great creative work for...

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The Kindred Speak Through the Tarot

I don’t normally share the details of my daily meditation outside of one of my weekly recaps. But today, in light of the power and poignancy of the experience I just had, I’m making an exception. I...

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I Think I Saw A Goddess

From Ian Corrigan’s blog, Into the Mound: 1: The Cosmos is holographic – the whole is repeated within the parts. Especially, the human microcosm reflects the macrocosm. 2: The Gods exist in the...

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The Lactating Ewes of Imbolc

I don’t know much about cows. Or sheep. By "Lollie-Pop" on Wikimedia   I know that cows tip (not from personal experience, though). I know that sheep are cute, and I love their hair. I was just working...

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I Keep Vigil to the Fire: Imbolc Poetry for a Goddess

Today, pious Pagans around the globe are posting poetry online in honor of the Goddess, Brighid (otherwise known as Brigid, Brigit, or simply, “exalted one”). I join them here on Bishop In The Grove....

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The Action of Worship

My religion is experienced in the doing. This became clear to me as I entered the sacred space of our ADF ritual at Pantheacon, lifted my voice to invoke the spirit of Inspiration, and, for a moment,...

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WARNING: Call on a God, and He just might show up.

I drove an hour to Malibu for my Spring Equinox ritual. The location was a secluded, public beach called “El Matador.” The site opened at 8, and I arrived just a few minutes after the top of the hour....

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A Daily Practice Matters

This morning we slept in until 7:30. That may not seem incredibly early to some (it isn’t all that early for my husband and I), but it’s a vacation compared to the day of surgery and the first day of...

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