Where Waters Gather

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  1. The Year-Fire

    Nearly a year ago I wrote an overview of the themes we touch on at our rituals throughout the year, which was a bit of reference material for folks interested in helping out with rituals. It only scratched the surface of what our ritual cycle strives for. Now it's time to go deeper.

  2. Wanderer's Day - Painter-in-Rust

    Earlier this year I did some divination to come up with a set of sort of "feast days" for my deities, as a way to break them out of the usual Fire of the Year cycle, make sure I celebrated them at other times, and generally have more excises to talk about them.

    Today is the day of the Painter-in-Rust.

  3. Wanderer's Day - Player-With-Light

    Earlier this year I did some divination to come up with a set of sort of "feast days" for my deities, as a way to break them out of the usual Fire of the Year cycle, make sure I celebrated them at other times, and generally have more excises to talk about them.

    Today is the day of the Player-with-Light!

  4. Wanderer's Day - Swimmer-Within

    Today is the day of the Swimmer-Within!

  5. Waters Gather - a story for beginnings

    This is a myth for the beginning of the year, the start of a new time in life, or any other times when the road is unclear and full of uncertain emotion. I told it at our Evenlight (spring equinox) ritual circle this past weekend.

  6. The Dancer-Between

    If I’m going to share more about the Gods I’m learning to honor, there’s an obvious one to start with.

    I call That One the Dancer-Between, the Sovereign of Neither Here Nor There.

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