Raven Kaldera is a shaman, author, and activist. For many of us pagans who relate to the Earth as a living being as well as environment, he’s ‘living the dream’, having bought acres of land on which he farms and raises animals, as well as running classes and religious rituals. He’ll be … 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 →
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 →
Lois Fitzpatrick may look comfortably like someones grandmother- but under that unpretentious exterior, you’ll find the experience, wisdom, and knowledge that has made Crone’s so formidable throughout history. She heads up the Soothsayers Guild in the Society for Creative Anachronism’s East Kingdom (a group that thinks that history is fun!) , and … Continue reading →
Jane T. Sibley, Ph.D., known in the SCA as Arwen Evaine, or at her shop as “Auntie Arwen” is a traditional Norse practitioner and a specialist in Norse folklore and runes. (These pictures show her at the Society for Creative Anachronism, because the clothes there are more fun! Also in the SCA … Continue reading →
