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“We don’t know that sir.”

Changing Times Changing Worlds Posted on October 30, 2022 by TchipakkanOctober 30, 2022

This afternoon, as I do every October, I re-watched Monster Squad. WONDERFUL movie. One of my favorite lines is at the beginning when the kids are being repremanded by the principal for putting more energy into studying monsters than paying attention in science class. He tells them “The point is that monsters are not … Continue reading →

Posted in Sundays Theme | Tagged CTCW, Monster Squad, movies, reality

Cutting away the deadwood

Changing Times Changing Worlds Posted on October 23, 2022 by TchipakkanOctober 22, 2022

It’s Autumn, and time to do the fall pruning. In theory I understand pruning. It’s like thinning seedlings in the spring, to give the best resources to what you want to flourish. Remove the branches that will become crossed and make harvesting more difficult. In practice, I’ve never learned how to do … Continue reading →

Posted in Divination, Healing, Sundays Theme | Tagged cut cord, herbs, norns, Pruning, two wolves, weeds

Maintaining Relationships with the Dead

Changing Times Changing Worlds Posted on October 16, 2022 by TchipakkanOctober 16, 2022

As we approach Halloween/ Samhain/ the Day of the Dead, it’s natural to think about death, and the ways we deal with it. The conference is also coming close (in three weeks), during which we’ll be having panels on both how to prepare for death, and what may come after death. Coming … Continue reading →

Posted in holidays, Sundays Theme, Uncategorized | Tagged Death, ghost, Halloween

Our role in Disasters

Changing Times Changing Worlds Posted on October 9, 2022 by TchipakkanOctober 9, 2022

In the wake of the recent hurricane, I’ve been thinking about how these natural disasters reflect problems and how we deal with them. Admittedly, sometimes we are faced with something totally unexpected, like the “century storms” or “100 floods” that most people feel they’ll never have to deal with personally. Other times … Continue reading →

Posted in Sundays Theme | Tagged Ancestors, Crisis, disaster, holding space, nature, readiness

Tower Time

Changing Times Changing Worlds Posted on October 2, 2022 by TchipakkanOctober 1, 2022

I seem to have heard the term Tower Time being used a lot lately, referring to these ‘interesting times’ we are living through.* Sometimes it seems like Mother Earth has recognized humans as a virus that’s making her ill, and like a person with a virus throwing every over-the-counter remedy she can … Continue reading →

Posted in Sundays Theme | Tagged balance, change, climate change, disaster, grounding, power, Tarot, Tower Time

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