At its most basic, grounding connects you back to the Earth, to yourself, and back to this time and place. Grounding draws you back into your body and can stabilize your energy. This can be accomplished in different ways in different contexts.
Thoughts from Under the Trees: Ice Cream
Originally published in March of 2012. At the Church of the Earth we find a place to celebrate our Paganism, and here I use the upper case “P” to refer …
Coming Out of the Broom Closet
The decision to “come out of the broom closet” (modern parlance for going public with your Paganism) is a highly personal one. Wherever you are in your Pagan journey, public or not, I encourage you to take a look at how your share your Paganism with others. Whatever your choice, the decision to stay in or come out of the broom closet should be a conscious one – not just a default based in fear.
When Books Aren’t Enough
What do you do when books aren’t enough? When you begin to experience things that no one has written about? What if your personal experience of a deity doesn’t match the lore? Here are some suggestions for how to navigate your experiences.
7 Ways to Bring the Magickal into the Mundane
Creating a synergy between the magickal and the mundane promotes energetic flow in your life, helps you to deepen your spiritual practice, develops your intuition and spiritual skillset, and brings you closer to Divinity. Here are some simple yet powerful ways to infuse your normal “everyday” life with magick and the Divine.
Changing and Letting Go – Adaptive Spiritual Practice
… once the pandemic hit, I had neither the time nor the energy to cast a formal circle …
A Different Perspective for a Different Time – Adaptive Spiritual Practice
We’ve had to experiment and try new things to figure out what works well for an online ritual and what doesn’t …
An Interview with Laurel about Imbolc
Jennifer interviews Laurel about Imbolc and beyond: “Imbolc feels like a turning point for me – days are growing longer, the sun rises a few minutes earlier and sets a few minutes later each day” …
Moon Names for the Central North Carolina Pagan
… what if we named the moons according to our modern environment and experience?
Reclaiming Worship as a Modern Pagan
As I’ve gone deeper in my Paganism, and especially when I became a priestess of Aphrodite, I’ve had to redefine worship.
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