It’s December 1st and I’m Thinking About Seeds
I had a small collection of gray nickerbean, irresistible smooth, pebble-like seeds that clack and clatter when rolled in one’s hand.
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Prophetic dreams and the Global Climate Strike
When I finally struggled to wakefulness the concerns from my slumber followed me. Rather than a dystopian, preposterous scenario, what my brain had concocted is actually becoming increasingly likely.
The Age of Endless Expansion is over
As the world drowns, development continues apace in South Florida. Developers continue to build up the coastal areas, in utter disregard for the future of… Read More »The Age of Endless Expansion is over
Some thoughts on developing a local practice
I started writing this from the perspective of the rest of the United States. My opening line was something to the effect of, “there’s a… Read More »Some thoughts on developing a local practice
Hungry for Change
No one has the monopoly on misery. Sadly, the ability to inflict terrible pain on one another seems to be an unlimited resource within our… Read More »Hungry for Change
Shrinking Back from the Challenge of Community, Before Rooting In
Sometimes you realize the best place for you to be is quietly to the side. I’m a hedge walker by nature, and I don’t easily… Read More »Shrinking Back from the Challenge of Community, Before Rooting In
The Breakneck Pace of Early Community Work
A lot of my personal work is about assessing what is going on in my environment and then synthesizing it into my internal world, all… Read More »The Breakneck Pace of Early Community Work
New Directions, Reflected in the Taurus Moon
This year isn’t even over yet and has been one of profound change for me. In some ways you sort of expect it, life after… Read More »New Directions, Reflected in the Taurus Moon
An Acolyte’s Journey in the Everglades
This past couple of weekends I’ve had the opportunity to spend time in the Florida Everglades, specifically the Everglades National Park. Thanks to a friend… Read More »An Acolyte’s Journey in the Everglades
Dancing with Cernunnos
This post originally appeared on the Nature’s Path blog on Patheos. I waited a couple weeks before cross-posting it here. Please check out Nature’s Path… Read More »Dancing with Cernunnos
Scarecrows Watch the Dying Oceans
Lisa Gerrard just released a new album, Twilight Kingdom, which you can stream for free on her site right now. Gerrard was one half of the duo Dead… Read More »Scarecrows Watch the Dying Oceans
From a Pagan in Paradise
We walked out of our room before sunrise this morning, cups of coffee in-hand, flip-flops scuffling sleepily through the sand. The last time we were… Read More »From a Pagan in Paradise