A new "Restorying the Sacred" post appeareth! Behold, it is about a break-up more relevant and intriguing than any celebrity couple or boy band: the break-up of the supercontinent Pangaea. "The Last Days of Pangaea".

Forget it, Jake. It's mantle convection.

( Friday )

"In the Beginning was the Potential", in which I tell the first of what will probably be many versions of the "Restorying the Sacred" creation myth.

In today's "Restorying the Sacred", I dip my toe into the fascinating waters of liturgy-creation, starting with the basic question "What do you believe?"

An Earth Dweller's Creed

The part I left out of this story is that I was alerted to the presence of the crows and the squirrel by Mister Brown, who was standing at the window going completely berserk trying to get at them all.

The Squirrel and the Story

Come closer, little East Wind, and let Mama Gaia sing you an old, old song...The First Song, in fact.

For my latest post at No Unsacred Place, I get down to the nitty-gritty of what I envision for "Restorying the Sacred", many levels of reality are invoked, and we all take an oath (don't worry, you won't have to fall on your sword or anything).

What's She Building in There?

Cara Schulz over at the Pagan Newswire Collective's Minnesota bureau got in touch with me about a Winter Solstice gifts post she was working on, wherein local "expert" Pagans would suggest gifts for their various beloveds. I chimed in under "Nature Lovers". It's the first in a series of posts on the subject, and there are a lot of great suggestions ( Read more... )

I'm delighted and honored to have another guest post up at B.T. Newberg's remarkable blog Humanistic Paganism.

Deities as Role Models.

A tragic love story about binary stars? It must be "Restorying the Sacred" time at No Unsacred Place. I wrote it; you should read it!