One of the wonderful things about symbols is how they can convey so much in one image or thought. It can tell a story, but it can also tell different stories to different people. Not only that, they interact, so that two symbols can combine, giving even more information as we see … Continue reading →
Humans are made of energy interacting with our bodies, and when we direct the energy it changes things in our worlds. As with so many other things, much of our lack of using it to help ourselves is because it simply doesn’t occur to us to do it.Tonight let’s share our “Life … Continue reading →
Rather that an event announcement I thought I’d throw up a few of the recipes I mentioned, during the show. It’s impossible to even make a full introduction to the wonders of herbalism in an hour, the point was to share a few favorite remedies and help people understand that while herbalism … Continue reading →
Jane T. Sibley, one of the founders of CTCW, also created the New England Conference on Mithraic Studies (Mithracon), happening in New Haven this weekend. Jane and Tchipakkan met in the Society for Creative Anachronism, a medieval recreation group, where Jane’s persona is that of a Norsewoman from the pre-Viking period, Arwen … Continue reading →
Tchipakkan is an artist, writer, healer, and eclectic pagan-heathen-rustic. Openly pagan since the 60s, she’s currently living on a small farm in NH aimed at self sufficiency and sustainability, with 3 adult children- all artists and writers, and a varying assortment of animals- friends and livestock. On weekends Tchipakkan teaches at SCA, … Continue reading →
