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Seasons of Change
A season of change is upon us. Turning 66 last December was a milestone that prompted me to reflect deeply...
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The Dark Side of Hecate : Exploring Shadow Work Through Shamanic Paganism
Hecate is the Greek goddess of magic, witchcraft, and the crossroads. She has captivated mystics and spiritual seekers for centuries. Her...
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Shadow Work in Paganism: Embracing the Darkness to Find the Light
Shadow work has become increasingly popular in spiritual circles, particularly within Paganism. It involves exploring and integrating the hidden, suppressed,...
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Why Paganism is “Woke” in Our Order – A Celebration of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
The term “woke” has become both a rallying cry and a lightning rod, representing a commitment to social justice, diversity,...
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The Dumbification of America: How Society Glorifies Ignorance and How Druidry Can Help
It seems that a troubling trend has taken hold in America: the glorification of ignorance. The culture that once celebrated...
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Gods and Goddesses
Think about Batman for a moment. Hold a picture of this character in your mind. Suppose you were casting a...
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Are We Too Dumb for Democracy?
In the grand experiment of democracy, one fatal flaw lurks beneath the surface: the intelligence level of the average citizen....
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At the Edge of the Seen World: Announcing Our Briar & Bone Garment Line
There are places in the world where the air feels different. A bend in the path where the trees lean...
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Taibhsear: The Seer in Shamanic Druidry
The Gaelic word “taibhsear” (pronounced “TIVE-shur”) carries spiritual significance. It translates to “seer” or “visionary” and describes individuals gifted with...
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Shamanic Druidry: Bridging Ancient Wisdom and Modern Practice
Shamanic Druidry represents a fascinating intersection of two rich spiritual traditions—the shamanic practices common to indigenous cultures worldwide and the...
