Author: Nathara
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My Personal Journey
As you know, we never stop growing. No matter how much we know, or how much we think we know, there’s always more to learn. So, while I will continue to post informative articles here, I’ve repurposed another old blog of mine to document my personal journey. This blog will cover my spiritual development, life…
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Purpose
So, this blog space has been purposed and re-purposed again and again as I can’t quite decide what to do with it. Today, I decided that this is going to be my personal whiteboard. Where I do my thinking, learning, and growing and those of you who run across this blog are welcome to contribute…
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Today’s Rune: Algiz
So, today I drew Algiz directly sideways, which always confuses me. But as I decided before, I will always rotate sideways runes counterclockwise when that happens. So that made this upright. Algiz is the rune of protection. It warns of obstacles on the way, especially those imposed by the self. It also suggests analyzing your…
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Today’s Rune : Inguz
Alright, our keywords are Fertility, New Beginnings, and Hero-God Ing. Okay, so this is one of the cycle runes that has no reverse or upright position – it just ‘is’. And from reading through my book, it signifies that moment before new beginnings, when the old must be put away, a direction chosen, energy mustered,…
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Monday is the New Moon
We’ve discussed the full moon before here on my blog, but we haven’t discussed the new moon. The new moon is equally as powerful as the full moon and occurs directly after the dark moon. The dark moon occurs when the moon is directly between the Earth and the sun, causing the visible portion of…
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My Long Silence
Those of you who have been following my blog may have noticed that it has been a long time since I posted anything. There are a lot of reasons for this, but I still feel I owe you an apology. My life has been rather hectic – I’ve been diagnosed with hypothyroidism and have been…
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Being Pagan on St. Patrick’s Day
So, the history of St. Patrick is a very unfriendly one towards pagans. Most of us learn that we’re celebrating St. Patrick driving the snakes out of Ireland. In reality, by ‘snakes’ they really meant the pagans. St. Patrick’s day really celebrates the Christianization of Ireland and the conversion/murder of the remaining pagans in Ireland.…
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Tragedies in Japan
Hoo, boy. With the recent earthquake, tsunami, volcanic eruption, and nuclear accidents that have recently occurred in Japan, there are a lot of questions to be asked. What does this mean? What should we take from it? Did Japan do something wrong? Is the end nigh? The end certainly isn’t nigh, first of all. We…
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New Direction and Changes
Hello all! I know it’s been a bit since I’ve posted. I’m still trying to work out the kinks in my site and my blog and I’m not sure exactly which way I want my blog to go in – I don’t know what would be most helpful for you and what is needed most.…
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Samhain Readings
Samhain, or Halloween, is the Celtic end of the year and is a traditional time for divination to see how the upcoming year will be so any necessary changes can be made and situations can be prepared for or avoided. This year I’m offering 24 card Samhain readings for only $20! That’s 2 cards to…
