Keystones of the Sacred Land: 12-Week eCourse

Keystones of the Sacred Land: 12-Week eCourse

Have you been looking for a way to connect more deeply with the plants and animals living in your area? Do you want to ground your spiritual practice in your local landscape and blend ancient earth-wisdom with the insights of modern science? Are you eager to invite animal and plant companions into your rituals, meditations and magical practices, but aren’t sure where to start? The Keystones of the Sacred Land eCourse might be perfect for you.

The summer can be the perfect time to get outside and spend time exploring the natural world around you, and because this is a correspondence course, you’ll be able to work at your own pace. Go as quickly as you like, or take your time. Use the exercises, meditations and journaling prompts to deepen your relationship with one plant or animal in particular, or take the first steps towards forging new relationships with a number of keystone guides and companions. If you’re looking for a more personal experience, sign up now! I’ll be available between 6/1 and 8/31 to provide one-on-one mentoring and guidance.

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Keystones of the Sacred Land (And Other Adventures in Ecological Polytheism)

Keystones of the Sacred Land (And Other Adventures in Ecological Polytheism)

During the winter holidays, I gorged myself on pie and hot chocolate and twinkling lights and solstice cheer. I hope you did, too! But while I was lolling about in my sugar-induced hibernative haze recovering from a busy and productive fall, two more of my articles were published — “Keystones of the Sacred Land,” in Aontacht Magazine, and “Reading the Book of Nature,” in The Witches’ Voice. Both articles continue my exploration of ecological polytheism and the work I’m doing to blend my naturalist training more into my spiritual practice.

Just call me the Greenman…

Just call me the Greenman…

Just in time for the summer solstice, I’ve designed a new t-shirt for the Hipster Pagan store. (Wait — you didn’t know there was a Hipster Pagan store? That’s okay. It’s pretty obscure. Nobody shops there anymore since it sold out and went mainstream. After all, hipster jokes are so over.)

You can get the tee here. Or browse the store. I’ll be uploading the Hipster Greenman design onto several other non-wearable items (including posters and, of course, coffee mugs — every Hipster Pagan needs their coffee mug when they’re making their daily morning libations to the Goddess Caffeinia).

Happy Earth Day!

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