Bottle Talking
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So, there’s all these different ways that people explain how / why divination works, ranging from the scientific ("It’s all about quantum entanglement, you see…") to the mysterious ("I don’t know, it just does."). While I tend tow…
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I have been debating for a very long time whether or not to start Bioregional long dances. For those that do not know what a long dance is, it is a ceremony brought to us from the visions of joseph Rael, also known as beautiful painted arrow, one of hi…
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I’ve posted a little bit on building Spirit Houses, which is a kind of magic, and I’ve talked about a Materia Magica, but I’ve been thinking lately about the broad spectrum of magic and how it’s accomplished. Probably in part because of the whole Spiri…
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Whew.I am exhausted. Who woulda thought a wedding would be so tiring? Probably everyone other than me, actually.
It went amazingly well, was moving, people loved it, etc. Everyone had a good time. We did a pot luck banquet – we supplied Texas briske…
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Some notes (and observations) on the Feng Shui documentary.Feng= wind, movement of air, energy of the sky, describes an intangible force that cannot be seen but can only be experienced. You cannot see the wind itself, but you can see its action as it…
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Posted with out permission, originally posted here…http://dalependell.com/essays/psychedelics-deep-ecology-and-wild-mind/After reading the intro I could not help myself from posting it here. “In 1969, in an essay in Earth House Hold, Gary …
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This is the first of a series of posts looking at selections from European, Native American and Chinese geomantic systems, along with the Shamanic worldview (the previous post), landscape history, bioregionalism, and animism, especially the concept of …
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The conversation around the table turned to the gushing oil in the Gulf of Mexico, the sense of powerlessness we all feel to do anything about it. We know our lifestyle is driving the need for oil. We know how complex the economic problems are, the entrenched special interests. “What can we really do?” asked [...]
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10 ways to give back to the Earth
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1. The shamanic universe is holistic and dualistic. All things are interrelated, as in the Lakota saying, mitakuye oyasin, “All my relatives.” At the same time, the universe is made up of binary sets, binary opposition/opposite pairs, such as big-littl…
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