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Monthly Archives: January 2015
Lammas/Imbolc @ EarthGaia Feb 2015
Originally posted on PaGaian Cosmology:
On February 4th at 3:45 “Universal Time” (as it is named) EarthGaia crosses the midpoint in Her orbit between Solstice and Equinox. In the Southern Hemisphere it is the Season of Lammas – the welcoming of…
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Tagged galaxy, Glenys Livingstone, globe, Imbolc, Lammas, Making Artful Prayers, Seasonal Moment, Thomas Berry
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Can the Ego Put Itself to Death?
I mix and mingle with some pretty amazing men and women all affiliated with the Dayaalu Healing Center on Bainbridge Island, WA. At a holiday potluck, I met Kimberly Rafferty who describes herself as a scholar and philosopher of subjects … Continue reading