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Are you taking time to tune into yourself during these dark and tender weeks? How about we take a pause together right now?

The darkness is here. Samhain has officially opened, and we have been claimed. Claimed by the dark mother who wraps us in her cloak of love, inviting us to rest. Inviting us to dream. Inviting us to take refuge from the blaring light of striving, and rest in the descent. Surrender into the unraveling. Surrender into the death of the year.

Although Samhain officially lands on November 6th this year, marking the official halfway point between the Autumn Equinox and Winter Solstice, Samhain is not just a day but a season of time that opens us up to the thinning of veils between physical and energetic, the material and spiritual. Can you feel it upon us already?

Summer Solstice the time of year when the light reigns most fully, gracing our days with its longest presence. It is a 3 day portal where the sun appears to be stationary in the sky before initiating the gradual descent towards Winter. We receive more light right now. Which means we can often see things more clearly, or have something illuminated that once was hidden. Often this means aspects of our shadow emerge: parts of us hungry to be seen, but may have hidden away in fea

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Can you feel that we’ve entered into the "Season of the Witch?" As if on cue when the sun moved into Scorpio, this past Tuesday I began...

We are invited to bathe ourselves in the light, and explore what it means for us and the world when we have relationship to this much light.

To many of our ancient ancestors, including my Celtic ones, this time of year was known for when The Otherworld drew near. (​Watch my...

Last weekend I officiated my brother’s wedding, and I got to spend the week visiting the land I grew up on. ​ It’s a special place, that...

This past week, on three separate occasions, I had the sincere pleasure of gathering together with women in ceremony. Once for a dear...