The Moon is at Her Darkest. It is the Night before the New Moon. I have sprinkled salt water counterclockwise around my home, and around me, and followed that by wafting Sage clockwise around my home, and around me. I Cast the Circle, I call forth the Powers of the Mundane Elements, (Air, Fire, Water, […]Read Post ›
As I may have mentioned previously, now that I completed my “Goddesses of the Week” posts, Divinely Inspired by Nancy Blair’s Goddesses for Every Season (Copyright 1995, Element Books, Inc., Rockport, Massachusetts), I have been taking it easy regarding this blog. Between the fact that this blog was officially launched on Tuesday, March 20, 2012 […]Read Post ›
Yesterday, Sunday, March 23, 2014, I wrote and published “Have you been to Yolandaland? Part I…” If you missed it, visit http://thisgaymanslife.wordpress.com/2014/03/23/have-you-been-to-yolandaland-part-i/ And now, I conclude my two-part blog post about Rev. Yolanda, “where the Divine Feminine meets the Divine Masculine in the arms of Love.” As I wrote yesterday, Sunday, March 23, 2014, the […]Read Post ›
I was surprised to learn that I had not already written a blog post with this title, especially given my love for anything connected to Joss Whedon, and specifically, “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.” However, I did write a poem entitled “Where do we go from here?” in honor of National Poetry Writing Month, or, NaPoWriMo, […]Read Post ›
“Hekate, Trimundi, Hekate, Triformis, Hekate, Trivia. Hekate of the Three Worlds, Hekate of the Three Faces, Hekate of the Three Roads. I AM here, to serve You, honor You, adore You. What shall You have me do? What shall You have me say? Where shall You have me go? I AM here. For You.” This […]Read Post ›
As per Nancy Blair’s Goddesses for Every Season, the Goddess for the Thirteenth Week of Winter Is Hecate. Hecate (pronounced heh-KAH-tay, also pronounced HEH-kah-tay; also known as Hekate), Is a Greek Triple Goddess. She Is the Greek Goddess of Magick, Prophecy and the Crossroads. Many modern Witches (such as yours truly) associate Her with Her […]Read Post ›
I must confess, I was reluctant to write this particular post. I have been amazed by how many people on Facebook have complained about the snow and the cold. PEOPLE THAT HAVE LIVED IN THE NEW YORK/NEW JERSEY AREA FOR YEARS! Really? This is not a news bulletin. Usually, from November to March people who […]Read Post ›
In spite of the fact that I rarely work with Coatlicue, as a Wisdome Writer, I AM all too familiar with the concept (and the occurrence) that Divine Inspiration can strike, hit, whack and smack, an artist, actor, dancer, musician, writer, etc., during the middle of the night. Right now, the time is currently 3:08AM, […]Read Post ›
According to Nancy Blair’s book, Goddesses for Every Season, (Copyright 1995, Element Books, Inc., Rockport, Massachusetts), the Goddess of the Twelfth Week of Winter Is Coatlicue (pronounced KWAT-lih-q). Coatlicue Is an Aztec Godddess, Whose Name means “Serpent Skirt,” Is Mother of the Aztec Goddesses and Gods, like all the Taras Are the Mothers of all […]Read Post ›
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