Cros Bríde of lavender and needled felted sheep on my seasonal altar. Photo and pieces by Grey Catsidhe, 2013. I was feeling very inspired today, both by a project I had been meaning to try and discussion of Brighid crosses on a FB group for local Pagans. A needle felted sheep. Photo and piece byContinue reading “Imbolc Crafts”
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A Quiet but Lovely Winter Solstice
Our 2012 Winter Solstice tree – Photo by Grey Catsidhe, 2012 I woke up a little early the morning of the Solstice to begin preparations for our little feast. As I chopped potatoes, carrots, and onions, I kept my eye on the window and watched as the world grew increasingly illuminated. Although overcast, theContinue reading “A Quiet but Lovely Winter Solstice”
The North Country Druidic Study Group Celebrates Samhain
Last night, the North Country Druidic Study Group gathered for its second ever ritual – Samhain! Although a few days after the calendrical holiday, my Druidic tradition believes that the veil remains thin for some time. Personally, I view it like the lunar phases. Samhain is when it is at its peak, while the daysContinue reading “The North Country Druidic Study Group Celebrates Samhain”
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