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Mist in Daoism
In Daoism (Taoism), mist (and fog) is often used as a metaphor for the Unknown, the Hidden, or Mystery. Mist as a symbol of the hidden forces of nature, the secrets of life, and the elusive nature of the Dao (Tao) itself. Mist is also associated with Yin, the receptive force in the universe, mist being formless, undefinable, ever changing.
Does the I Ching Mention Tea?
The I Ching (The Book of Changes), the oldest Chinese oracle, divination text and philosophical system is said to be birthed and used from ~1150 BCE, around the same time Tea was discovered as a plant medicine. The I Ching uses a system of hexagrams, or six-line figures, to represent and directly speak to different patterns of change within the
Morphic Fields and Magick
I shared in January’s newsletter that a morphic field is an energy field that is created by those aligned through a shared focus; they can be physically together or geographically apart, and the resonance built by the participants can act as a channel of communication and of shared blessings. Morphic fields are also reinforced by successive generations. The term was
Working with your Past and your Future in Magick
The power of recalling the past or envisioning the future in magick are such that for most humans our memories, desires, anxieties and expectations are not AS real, but are actually MORE real than reality. If we are aware of this, we can utilize this potency in our spells, engaging with energies as Teachers, Guardians, Collaborators. Rather than buying into
More thoughts on Animism
Animism is not wishful thinking. Animism is not poetry and metaphor. Animism is not naivety. Animism is an extraordinary capacity for engagement. Animism is the active participation of interconnectedness. Animism is what defies and heals wounds left by monoculture. Animism is what allows us to unlearn, reorganize and return. Mimi Young,Animist spirit-medium and founder of CEREMONIE With a contribution of
Coven Values
The HOMING COVEN launched earlier this month. The flow has felt natural, tender, and the momentum is very real. We chat and choose as a circle; during the live-stream, the boards to ensure folks tuning in via the recordings are still very much considered and held; the various channels that are developing on Homing Coven’s Discord have also been both
Mist in Daoism
In Daoism (Taoism), mist (and fog) is often used as a metaphor for the Unknown, the Hidden, or Mystery. Mist as a symbol of the hidden forces of nature, the secrets of life, and the elusive nature of the Dao (Tao) itself. Mist is also associated with Yin, the receptive force in the universe, mist being formless, undefinable, ever changing.
Does the I Ching Mention Tea?
The I Ching (The Book of Changes), the oldest Chinese oracle, divination text and philosophical system is said to be birthed and used from ~1150 BCE, around the same time Tea was discovered as a plant medicine. The I Ching uses a system of hexagrams, or six-line figures, to represent and directly speak to different patterns of change within the
Morphic Fields and Magick
I shared in January’s newsletter that a morphic field is an energy field that is created by those aligned through a shared focus; they can be physically together or geographically apart, and the resonance built by the participants can act as a channel of communication and of shared blessings. Morphic fields are also reinforced by successive generations. The term was
Working with your Past and your Future in Magick
The power of recalling the past or envisioning the future in magick are such that for most humans our memories, desires, anxieties and expectations are not AS real, but are actually MORE real than reality. If we are aware of this, we can utilize this potency in our spells, engaging with energies as Teachers, Guardians, Collaborators. Rather than buying into
More thoughts on Animism
Animism is not wishful thinking. Animism is not poetry and metaphor. Animism is not naivety. Animism is an extraordinary capacity for engagement. Animism is the active participation of interconnectedness. Animism is what defies and heals wounds left by monoculture. Animism is what allows us to unlearn, reorganize and return. Mimi Young,Animist spirit-medium and founder of CEREMONIE With a contribution of
Coven Values
The HOMING COVEN launched earlier this month. The flow has felt natural, tender, and the momentum is very real. We chat and choose as a circle; during the live-stream, the boards to ensure folks tuning in via the recordings are still very much considered and held; the various channels that are developing on Homing Coven’s Discord have also been both