Myth 101: Good-Enough Mother Earth
“I have wanted, also, to keep in our minds the common language about the ‘good’ earth’s shadows: soil and dirt; fears of being buried alive; quicksand, sinkholes, and dust bowls; earthquakes and avalanches; dust to dust… the unfathomable autonomous depths
Read MoreVoice of the Ancestor: Jane’s Storm
“Listening to the storm gave me time to reminisce about our seacoast. The breakers, whatever their intensity, are indicators of the state of things. They also convey messages from distant lands–taking up the pressures from foreign storms thousands of miles away to spend th
Read MoreMyth 101: The Animal-Rumblings of Earthquake
In many cultures, it is not only the gods and goddesses to cause earthquakes. Animals too, with restlessness, anger, fatigue, or just plain curiosity, cavort and roll about, instigating the great ruckus of earthquakes felt by we who live above. For instance: In Japan, the monstrous
Read MoreIn Marion Woodman’s words – the Goddess energy is trying to save us
“I would say the goddess energy is trying to save us. If we go on with our power tactics, we’re going to destroy the earth. That’s why we haven’t got a long time to evolve. We’re either going to make a leap in consciousness or we aren’t going to be
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