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 →
The schedule is now full, but we are waiting to hear from our various speakers to make sure before we set which panels and classes are on which day at what time, we have heard back about any scheduling needs each has. If you’re going to add your name to a panel, … Continue reading →
Life and death are a mystery, the Yew tree’s drooping branches can root and create new trees, and new daughter trees can grow up from the stump of a tree that has been cut down. New life from old, symbols of rebirth. At the same time, all parts of the yew: berries, … Continue reading →
If you are new to Changing Times-Changing Worlds, you may not realize that we have two main sorts of events: Panels and Workshops. At various times we’ve also had author signings, social events, rituals, performances, art shows, healing sessions, readers, auctions, ghost hunts, and other activities, but mainly it’s workshops and panels. … Continue reading →
The more I read and speak to people, the more I can see one of the major reasons that the occult is so hard to pin down (“like nailing jell-o to a tree” as they say), is because there is no one universal fact about anything we can put forward. While science … Continue reading →