Threading the Grid
I hear voices. Okay, not really, but sort of. This is a hard strange thing to type out loud. The last time I made a confession of my intuitive perceptions I was shipped off to a therapist and I ended up with a Priest in my bedroom. I saw spirits. They had names and stories,… Continue reading The origins of things
It’s 2019, it’s time to try things. Freeing things, sharing things, thinking things. With so many idea things, and a mind in motion, my life is a bit of a rotary. All of this time I’ve been thinking of it as scatter, but it’s not really. It’s adding up, all the bits and pieces are… Continue reading Thinkin a Thought
The newsletter is officially 50 issues old. In order to celebrate properly, I’ve challenged myself to make a list of as many good things as I can in 15 minutes. Here it goes in no particular order of importance: Mr. Newman 2. Snow Days 3. The Public Domain 4. Podcasts ripe for the pickin 5. The… Continue reading Good Things
Calling on the elements is an age-old tradition. You are working with the nature outside and within you. Vocant In Ventos is a formal invitation to the winds. Use this invocation and herbal composition to sanctify your ritual tools and introduce your intention.The historic, myth-loric, and spiritual significance of the words, herbs, and tools provided… Continue reading Ceremoment: Vocant In Ventos
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journals, journals, and more journals I’ve managed to compile some pieces of my past poems into neat little blocks. I will keep a wee library here. This is my cursory attempt, a perfunctory approach if you will. It’s just the tip. Feel free to peruse.
If we were to say start over again.What would become of usin the end?
The intolerable tyrant will meet a mighty end.The worst of fates Besetthose who dismiss and abusechildren. Boys who want to be Godspretending to be men.will be cast in stoneand tossed below for their sins. Artemis is hunting.Caireen is crying out.Stylianos has abandoned refugeand Jizo is awake.Nicholas of Myra is a Patron on the take. There is work… Continue reading Our Children
Stitchteller's Keep 
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