As always, amazingly expressed. ❤
Author: Birch Wind
Mom of five kids aged 16-36. Journeying though life, and looking for the way home. Trying to remember that the map is hidden in all I see, even in the face of the grief that has settled upon me since my daughter passed away in 2016. Currently picking through scattered pieces.
The air is quite dry right now. Cold Northeastern wind blowing down across the valley and out to the coast. White snow like confectioners sugar blowing across the roads, pushing up in small fine heaps along the curb. Not adhering to anything. Just moving. With the wind. Wind chimes are all singing. The house creaks … Continue reading
The Relief of Resonation
Sometimes I come across blogs or books that contain gems which I can resonate so deeply it's almost ridiculous. It's comforting because when that happens, when we find resonance in the experience of another, it strengthens the realization of our interconnectedness. This post http://www.bishopinthegrove.com/unexpected-immediacy-god/ is one of those. Teo Bishop's struggle he went through during this … Continue reading The Relief of Resonation
Gospel of Thomas Commentary
Commentary on every saying in the Gospel of Thomas: http://t.co/h6PkA2VTRO — Peter Kirby (@mrpeterkirby) February 8, 2014
Christian Nature Lover – or ‘On being a Divinaturist’
As spring slowly buzzes and clicks and grinds into motion, I am reminded of how I looked forward to these times when on a pagan path. Puttering with 'witchy' things, creating, celebrating, crafting... felt in tune with nature. At the same time however, I felt a disconnect from Spirit. It felt more about the rituals, … Continue reading Christian Nature Lover – or ‘On being a Divinaturist’
In the Wind 