Tag: Consumerism

  • BUY NOTHING on Black Friday!!! Or, buy one of these books.

    BUY NOTHING on Black Friday!!! Or, buy one of these books.

    This is a strange day, Black Friday. One day after Americans give thanks for the blessings in their lives, hoards of deal-hungry shoppers rush out to (mostly) big-box stores, stomping over whomever is in their way, to acquire more things. The pilgrims would be — what? Confused? Bewildered? A little terrified, perhaps? I know I’m all of […]

  • How Do You Know It’s The Gods You’re Listening To?

    How Do You Know It’s The Gods You’re Listening To?

    Since I began working through the Dedicant Path this second time, I’ve run across a number of people who are also starting their studies with ADF. They’re showing up in the comment section on Bishop In The Grove, on Facebook, and I’m wondering if there’s some deeper meaning behind it. A friend of mine suggested […]

  • How Much Stuff Does One Pagan Need?

    How Much Stuff Does One Pagan Need?

    Should I let go of my stuff? Should I have a metaphysical yard sale, in which I sell my Cunningham books, my surplus of pewter jewelry, and my… …ahem… …crystals? Should I rid my closet of the long, green, hooded robe I’ve worn twice, my Guatemalan patchwork jacket I scored for $7 bucks, or my […]

  • The Lactating Ewes of Imbolc

    I don’t know much about cows. Or sheep.   I know that cows tip (not from personal experience, though). I know that sheep are cute, and I love their hair. I was just working with some last night. I also, on occasion, like to eat a bit of both. I’m a city boy, born and bred. I […]