(Art & Prose) Becoming Safe to Feel by Lucy Pierce
We need all of our feelings, they are there for a reason and they need to be felt. We need to know we’re big enough to feel them all, even Read More …
We need all of our feelings, they are there for a reason and they need to be felt. We need to know we’re big enough to feel them all, even Read More …
[Author’s Note: This essay and its sequels are part of a longer chapter for a book I am working on. The book is based on my dissertation research at the Read More …
[Author’s Note: This and ensuing sequels are excerpts of a new development from the original essay sequels on Korean Temple Bells and Magoism that first published January 11, 2013 in Read More …
I want to begin by recounting the story of how Changing Woman came to be and why she was so important to Navajo mythology. In these dark and tumultuous times Read More …
Memories like bullets lifeless until held or loaded… The wind comes around again magnified from different angles. Crystals are in the net, an elephant in the room. Read More …
The shared support and connection between women allows us to heal from the patriarchy that has waged war on us for millennia, and joining together in the true spirit of Read More …
LILITH…. She is the breath of the desert and of the sea. She is the bitter earth, myrrh and root and shadow. She is the salt of the Red Sea, Read More …
[This part and the forthcoming sequels are an elaborated version of the original article entitled “The Norse Goddesses behind the Asir Veil: The Vanir Mothers in Continental Scandinavia—a late Shamanistic Read More …
We are all born with gifts to help us on the path to our soul work. The Artist archetype appears to share those gifts and point the way. (Meet Mago Read More …
The following is a meditation on poetry. It falls pretty much in the centre of my novel Dark Matters. It is poetry that is keeping the main character Kate/Ekaterina going Read More …
I am forged in the fire of my own forgetting as much as I am hewn from the tome of my recollection.Forged by the great amnesia of my shadow’s blind deductions, the Read More …
[Author’s Note: This essay and its sequels are part of a longer chapter for a book I am working on. The book is based on my dissertation research at the Read More …
Making Our Stand Molly Remer “You may not remember, but let me tell you this, someone in some future time will think of us.” —Sappho I put on my boots and Read More …