ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Anger carries the pure energy of our life force, and it is one of our greatest allies. In this episode, join me in exploring the energy and manifestations of anger, and how to map our anger to hear it's deeper messages.
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In this episode, I open with a quote from Enchanted Plants by Varla Ventura.
I also mention my friend Katelyn's Podcast, That Pennsylvania Witch.
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This episode is all about balance, listening deeply, and contemplating our role as humans within the greater story of life. Thanks for joining the conversation.
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In this episode I reference the book, Celtic Hedge Witchery-A Modern Approach, by Joey Morris and the Patreon of Kris Hughes.
As always, I'd love to hear your experiences while listening to the episode. You can now directly send a message or text if you listen on Spotify!
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After a long break, this episode is a conversation with the land that is actively ongoing and evolving within the duration of the episode, and beyond. The beings of the Sacred Grove invite you to join us in this weaving of story and meaning.
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We explore the cycles of growth in the garden, and as a magickal gardener, in this episode. We also brielfy discuss the tenets of the Witch's Pyramid. Here is more information from the episode:
The Witch's Pyramid-an article on Patheos by Jason Mankey
Ivo Dominguez, whose work I mention…
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