Wordless Wednesday: Searching for Dark and Light
Scanning deep space, these extraordinary telescopes scan for supernova remnants, dark matter, and galaxies that contain supermassive black holes.
Scanning deep space, these extraordinary telescopes scan for supernova remnants, dark matter, and galaxies that contain supermassive black holes.
New Year’s Eve is sacred to many great Goddesses, including World Mother Yemaya. With deep respect to the African diaspora, we gave Her our offerings.
Happy New Year! Almost everything you do on this day can set the tone for the coming year, so make sure you encourage good fortune and avoid the bad!
Avoid bad luck and difficulty by knowing your New Year’s lore! Out with the old and in with the new! There’s magic on New Year’s in all that you do!
Whether this is your holiday or not, may the Spirit of Christmas bless you and yours. I am deeply grateful to each of you, my visitors. Blessed be.
For Christians, the countdown continues. No matter how you call upon the Divine, tonight’s candle represents the bedrock and meaning of our existence.
Rejoice! The great turning has come! Known by countless names since Neolithic times, and aided by a Full Moon this year, the Child of Promise arrives.
Magical harbinger of happiness, we are rarely visited by bluebirds, since they prefer open meadows. So this cheerful sight is especially welcome.
Let us call forth this night the joy of the Earth. May She come with laughter and splendor, reminding us that we are Her beloved, precious children.
Poet Deborah Gregory kindly granted her permission to share this poem of hers today, inspired by these magical in-between days leading up to Solstice.