For this week’s runic contemplation of Ehwaz and Mannaz, let’s talk about the ‘Self’, and also about our work socially, and how they walk hand in hand. For most of my adult life I’ve spent my time surrounded by lots of people. I’d travel from festival to festival, tea table to tea table, art community […]
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I don’t wanna do Thanksgiving this year. There, I said it. Just being honest. I mean, I’m sure you all know that the term ‘Thanksgiving’ came from a speech given in 1637 by John Winthrop, declaring it a day to celebrate the slaughter of hundreds of Pequot men, women and children, right? Yeah good old
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Sawhein Poetry It was all great and empowering. The shadowy place. Ah, we did it. We finished all the magic. And then, the villain appears. They thought the story was done, and that the baby had her blessing. But with it came the other wise woman. The 13th one that everyone wished would stay home.
La Calavera Catrina is a figure based on a 1910 political cartoon by Jose Guadalupe Posada. It was a satirical commentary on the class divide in Mexico right before the Revolution of 1911. It was a statement about Mexican women who were loosing their culture to European Colonization. Diego Rivera then painted a famous mural
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