Each week, I share three things with you, usually media from others that informs and inspires my spirituality and writing. I hope it helps you grow and learn with me! Intersectional Environmentalism If you’ve done any reading about race and feminism, you should already be at least familiar with the term intersectionality. I recently learned aboutContinue reading “Three Things Thursday: Intersectional Environmentalism, The Tigers of Scotland, and Camp Nano!”
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Three Things Thursday: Discussing Race in Pagan Spaces, Myths and Monsters, and Stonehenge
Each Thursday, I share three things that I’ve been reading, watching, listening to, or otherwise enjoying. Perhaps they will inspire or help you grow in your own path! Youtuber Discusses Race in Pagan Spaces I recently found Youtuber Benebell Wen. A couple people suggested I check out her content, and I’m so glad I did!Continue reading “Three Things Thursday: Discussing Race in Pagan Spaces, Myths and Monsters, and Stonehenge”
Three Things Thursday: Sacred Stitches, “Cooked,” and Novel Aesthetics
Sacred Stitches Each day, I draw an ogham card as an omen. I ask the Kindred what guidance, lessons, and blessings they have for me. Yesterday, I pulled Ioho /Idad/ Yew. Most of my sources refer to this as Idad… I’m very fond of Erynn Rowan Laurie’s interpretation of the ogham, and I embrace thisContinue reading “Three Things Thursday: Sacred Stitches, “Cooked,” and Novel Aesthetics”
My Favorite Pagan Movies (at this time)
A friend asked me what my favorite Pagan movies are. I asked whether he meant documentaries about Paganism, or fictional movies about content that would inspire Pagans. He said both, so I decided to make a list and share it on my blog! There are some movies that didn’t quite make my list because theyContinue reading “My Favorite Pagan Movies (at this time)”
What is Central to Druidism and How Buddhism Helped me Reflect
I recently watched a documentary called “When the Iron Bird Flies: Tibetan Buddhism Arrives in the West.” It was both informative and inspirational. Although Druidism, largely informed by Gaelic Polytheism, is my spiritual home, Buddhism has always interested me. I often find myself watching documentaries about it and reading about it when I can (although I remainContinue reading “What is Central to Druidism and How Buddhism Helped me Reflect”
Druid Movie Night: “Ireland’s Wild River”
If you live in America and have a Netflix account, you’ll be able to check out a Nature documentary called “Ireland’s Wild River.” It follows the narrator, Colin Stafford-Johnson, as he shares the beautiful Shannon River. I watched this recently on a lazy evening while my little one napped in my arms. The visuals areContinue reading “Druid Movie Night: “Ireland’s Wild River””
Nova’s “Ghosts of Murdered Kings”
I recently watched “Ghosts of Murdered Kings” on PBS. If you follow the link, you’ll be able to stream it on their website. This documentary focuses on the research surrounding the various bog bodies that have been uncovered throughout much of Northern Europe. I was able to see some bog bodies in person, first one atContinue reading “Nova’s “Ghosts of Murdered Kings””
“The Celts” – A Review
A grovie recently brought a documentary on Hulu to my attention. It’s called “The Celts” and you’re able to watch it free online! With six fifty minute episodes, I decided to give it a go while marathon nursing my little one (growth spurt, I guess?). Narrated by John Morgan, it spans Celtic history from thatContinue reading ““The Celts” – A Review”
Author M. A. Phillips 