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The Sacred Celtic Horse
The Sacred Celtic Horse by Topaz Owl I suppose I should be flattered at the number of times I have found this article plagiarized on the web somewhere. Instead, I am only angry and disappointed — especially when those who … Continue reading
Earth Light
By Eibhlean I have had the privilege of walking and learning from many esoteric paths during my adulthood journey to understand my place in the world and in developing my personal language of communion with Deity. The expression of devotion … Continue reading
Posted in HH #94, The Seer's Path
Tagged Beaver, Earth Light, Ireland, Killarney, Land, Light, R.J. Stewart, Red Deer, Tree, world
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Ask the Wild Bee What the Druid Knows
Ask the Wild Bee What the Druid Knows By Karl Schlotterbeck Beekeeper and mead maker There is, I’m told, an old English saying: “Ask the wild bee what the Druid knows.” Maybe it’s just a quaint folk saying but, even … Continue reading
Posted in Henge Happenings, HH #93, The Seer's Path
Tagged bee keeping, bees, Colony Collapse Disorder, druid, Goddess of the Land, legislators, mead, mead making, mega-corporations, oligarchs, presidents, rulers, senators, warriors
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Angelica
By Nione Angelica is a genus of the family ammiacea, of which there are several species native to North America. It can be found growing in fields and damp places, as well as all around my property. This is a … Continue reading
Posted in HH #89, The Seer's Path
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The Fawn
A Druidess learns about caring, fear, gentleness, quietness, and much more from an orphaned fawn. Continue reading
Basil
By Nione Basil, of which there are over 40 different types, has been revered by many cultures throughout the ages for it’s culinary, medicinal and magical uses. Basil originated in Africa and Asia, and it is believed that, Alexander the … Continue reading
Inner Traditions Catalog
We received the latest catalog from Inner Traditions / Bear & Company New Titles and Best Sellers. (Fall * Winter 2008 edition.) The cover artwork is a dramatic trilithon drawin. Of course, books that relate to recent movie releases were … Continue reading
Posted in Henge Happenings, The Seer's Path
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