Joanne Shenandoah, Ph.D., is a unique American voice who will inspire and strengthen your spirit while delighting your soul. She is a composer, singer, actress, and author who has recorded numerous CDs and is a Grammy Award winner as well as the winner of over 40 music awards, including 13 Native American Music awards. She… Continue reading Joanne Shenandoah: A Voice for Lifegivers and an Artist You Should Know About
Author: Carolyn Lee Boyd
Carolyn Lee Boyd’s essays, short stories, memoirs, reviews, and poetry have been published in a variety of print magazines, internet sites, and book anthologies. Her writing explores goddess-centered spirituality in everyday life and how we can all better live in local and global community. In fact, she is currently writing a book on what ancient and contemporary cultures have to tell us about living in community in the 21st century. She would love for you to visit her at her website, www.goddessinateapot.com, where you can find her writings and music and some of her free e-books to download.
Celebrate the Mystery of the Summer Solstice
Mystery is one of the Universe’s greatest gifts to us. Mystery reminds us that we are more than we can see and that endless adventures await us if we will only open ourselves up to the possibilities that come from living in universe with realms that are beyond what we perceive with our senses in… Continue reading Celebrate the Mystery of the Summer Solstice
A Mother’s Day Gift from the Garden of Dreams
Mary Sharrat has kindly posted a guest blog from me on her blog Viriditas. It is titled “A Mother’s Day Gift from the Garden of Dreams” and you can read it by clicking here.
Celebrating the Everyday Joys of Beltane in the Suburbs
It seemed as if everyone in the small suburban town where I live was celebrating Beltane early this past weekend. Most of them had likely never heard of Beltane, but I saw people enthusiastically raking lawns, planting pansies in flowerpots, buying mulch and peat, bringing babies to restaurants to run on the floor with no… Continue reading Celebrating the Everyday Joys of Beltane in the Suburbs
Dancing with Kali Gets Us to the Other Side
I’m very grateful to the site “Feminism and Religion” for posting a piece I wrote titled “Dancing with Kali Gets Us to the Other Side.” To read it, click here!
Make Me a Pond Lily
As spring finally comes to the Northern Hemisphere, here is a poem about pond lilies to gently bring you into line with the warm weather Earth. Make Me a Pond Lily Ever the eye in the center of the universe The lily in the pond opens, one of millions of Ordinary blooms… Continue reading Make Me a Pond Lily
Awakening to the Mystery of Absolute Beginnings
I’m thrilled to have a guest post on the blog Feminism and Religion. It is titled Awakening to the Mystery of Absolute Beginnings and you can read it by clicking here.
Celebrating the Icy Mystery of Imbolc
I’m so grateful to Mary Sharratt for having me as a guest on her blog today! You are invited to read my musings about Imbolc in New England weather in Celebrating the Icy Mystery of Imbolc.
Celebrate Yourself on Wives’ Feast Day
February 1 or 2 is the date of many holidays – Imbolc, Candlemas, and Oya’s Feast Day, among others – but one that I especially love is “Wives’ Feast Day,” celebrated in Ireland and Northern England. Wives’ Feast Day is, as I understand it, a day for women to gather amongst themselves and enjoy food… Continue reading Celebrate Yourself on Wives’ Feast Day
Remember Who You Really Are
I am thrilled and grateful to have a short story in the new issue The Goddess Pages. It’s been quite a few years since I’ve dipped my toe into fiction-writing, and I’m thrilled to have my first piece of fiction to be published after so long appear there. It is a short story – a… Continue reading Remember Who You Really Are
