I'm so very glad we have the internet as a venue for sharing about spirituality - the community grows as the web widens. But there are some pitfalls and obstacles that limit the extent to which we can really communicate about spirituality online, or on any other platform that involves writing. I grapple with these issues almost every time I write a blog post here.
The nature of blogging, or writing articles for Pagan magazines, or posting in spiritual groups on social media, or even writing books is that of words: we write down what we want to share, and other people read it.
Anthony Gresham
This reminded me of a wishbone spell I read in "Hex and Spellwork" by Karl Herr on page 109, but for that you need some red yarn, a clay dish and mull...
Katie
I am in favor of having her in place for the planting... although I can see the benefit of either. On a purely practical note, tilling poses more dang...
Steven Posch
Oh, that dangerous male body.
It's so dangerous that there are parts of it that you shouldn't show, or touch, or even talk about in public.
Of all o...
Kile Martz
Beard play has been on my mind lately. For mysterious reasons to me, I become somewhat self conscious about it in the last couple of weeks and thought...
Steven Posch
Thanks, Anthony.
It occurs to me to wonder to what degree the question that I've posed here is not so much a question of theology as it is of praxis.
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Anthony Gresham
After you've turned over the dirt and before you start planting. Turning over the dirt is like putting fresh sheets on the bed. You want her in plac...
