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The Longest Night, Mercury Retrograde Edition
The Winter Solstice brings us the bittersweet blessing of a long, dark night in which to reflect on the year that is passing, the year to come, and the deepest parts of ourselves. While this work is often uncomfortable, it … Continue reading
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Honest Conversations
Winter is, you may have noticed, the season of introspection for me. There’s something about the lengthening nights around Solstice that encourage me to go into the darker parts of myself and shine light into the neglected corners. This work … Continue reading
Lengthening Shadows
December is here. We had our first really cold morning – or at least really cold for Texas – today, and it made my thoughts begin to really turn to the dark, cold, days of winter. Well the light will … Continue reading
I Will Follow You Into the Dark
Though Winter Solstice, the longest night of the year, doesn’t come for another three weeks, today I am really feeling that we are headed into the darkest time of the year. The transition to late fall in North Texas is usually … Continue reading
Priestessing the Dream 