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A Star is Born Nativity of a God

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Winter is a kind of silence that remembers. The world pauses at the edge of its breath; the Sun lingers on the horizon as though uncertain whether to rise again. It is here—in the long night—that all true births begin....

Feast Every Day Examining the Sabbath in the New Aeon

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Last year, I re-read The Ancient Practice Series and finished with Dan Allender’s contribution to the series, Sabbath. In the foreword, series editor Phyllis Tickle writes, “Interestingly enough, the discipline of...

Liturgy of the Sun A Celebration of the Company of Heaven

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. I’ve always felt a deep pull toward the beauty and gravity of Eastern Orthodox liturgy, just as I’m moved by the raw simplicity of Quaker unprogrammed worship. And I’ve always loved the way food becomes sacred in...

Omen Days Strange Tarot of the Coming Year

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Every year, I spend the ‘twelve days of Christmas’ pulling various tarot cards for the Omen Days and then ignore them the rest of the year until the next year comes around to see how well they predicted the year....

5 Habits for the New Year New Year’s Clickbait. Duh!

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. It’s the new year! Welcome to 2025! I feel like it’s going to be a wild year no matter how it all shakes out. A lot of change happening around here. A lot is staying the same too. We’re two months in on the new puppy,...

Yuletide Between Brethren Tis the Season!

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Yes, I know this is a day early (and there won’t be one tomorrow because of it), but I wanted to put this out on Yule. Because … reasons. I was originally going to write something deep and wordy for this Yuletide...