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 →
I learned watching Cartoons This week on Otherworldly, Wednesday, April 20th at 8 Eastern Time, let’s talk about where we got our early ideas about magick. We know that our attitudes and belief systems have a huge impact on our later lives, although we often don’t remember our early years. What we … Continue reading →
Magic plays a major role in many works of fiction – novels, movies, role-playing games – the list is endless. Some use traditional magic styles, at least on the surface, while others invent whole new ones. If the author/creator has done a good job, it feels like it could be real. But … Continue reading →
Werewolves- History and Legend with Tchipakkan I’ll cover shape shifters and lycanthropes from the Norse berserkers to the witches of the early renaissance, (mostly concentrating on European) to modern interpretations in media, gaming, and magickal theory and practice. What do these accounts have in common, and what does modern shamanic practice show … Continue reading →
I just rewatched Disney Pixar’s lovely movie Inside Out, and once again was struck by it’s brilliance. (If you still haven’t seen it, do- and wait for the scenes in the credits!) The idea is that inside of all of us are emotions that direct our actions, and there are islands of … Continue reading →
