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Monthly Archives: May 2013
My Totem Animal
Author’s Note: Lately, my art partner Michelle Anglin and I have been exploring Native American trickster stories in our art blog Two Twitch A Tale. At the same time I am re-reading Lewis Hyde’s amazing book, Trickster Makes This World … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Archetypes, Art, Consciousness, Meaning, Myth, Rabbit, Storytelling, Symbol
Tagged archetype, belief systems, Br'er rabbit, briar patch, colonialization, culture, Flor Fernandez, guided visualization, Jamie Sands, journey, Medicine Cards, Native American, neo-colonial, power animals, Rabbit, spiritual, spiritual guides, synchronicities, totem, tradition, Trickster
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A Nod to NaPoWriMo, Sacred Theater and Pilgimage
Hi all, As you can see, I fell off the poetry wagon but hope to get up again soon. The prompt involving anagrams of my own name did me in, but I am determined to pick up the pieces soon … Continue reading
Posted in Magdalene A.D., NaPoWriMo, Pilgrimage, Poetry, Sacred Theater, Storytelling
Tagged Brigit, Chris Olander, divine energy, Elizabeth Fuller, Fellowship of Isis, God, gods, inner critic, journey, labyrinth, Lady Olivia, Magdalene A.D., Mary Magdalene, masks, myth, NaPoWriMo, performance, Pilgrimage, prompts, props, psyche, ritual, sacred space, Sacred Theater, shrines, spirit, suspension of disbelief, transformation
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Magdalene as Sophia
“she[Wisdom] is a reflection of eternal light, a spotless mirror of the working of God, and an image of his goodness.” Wisdom of Solomon 7:26 Among her other attributes Mary Magdalene is often pictured with a book. It’s one of the … Continue reading
Posted in Archetypes, Books, Consciousness, Herstory, Magdalene A.D., Mary Magdalene, Meaning, Symbol, Women, Writing
Tagged Alexandria, archetype, avatar, book, bridal chamber, Ein Gedi, Gaul, Gnosis, Gnostic, gospel, Gospel of Mary, harmony, heresy, hieros gamos, imagination, journey, Magdalene A.D., Marseille, Mary Magdalene, myth, Petra, Pharos, psyche, reading, sacred marriage, scriptorium, Sophia, symbols, Temple of Isis, wisdom
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Walking Yourself Home: The Spirit of Pilgrimage
Christine Irving Sunday Service Message, May 5th, 2013, 11 AM Unity Spiritual Center of Denton 6071 New Hope Rd Krugerville, TX 76227 Ellen Davis, Minister 214.530.9030 877.381.2658 Christine will speak about the history and meaning of pilgrimage. Her talk will … Continue reading
Posted in Community
Tagged labyrinth, medieval, Pilgrimage, ritual, sacred space, walking meditation
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