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Holiseason: The Sacred Walks Among Us

Samhain Waxing Thanksgiving Moon Holiseason has gotten underway with the usual signs: bare trees, halloween candy going stale in the bowl, Santa Claus and Christmas music showing up well before Thanksgiving, a few turkey related cartoons. The concentrated portion of … Continue reading →

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Samhain Comes

Fall Waxing Dark Moon The last night of fall, tomorrow morning will be Samhain. In my personal sacred calendar Samhain marks not only the end of summer, but the first day of Holiseason which runs until Epiphany, January 6th. There … Continue reading →

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A Holimonth Filled With Holy Days

Kate and I will head over to Beisswingers in a few minutes. The lawn tractor has had a checkup, gotten set up for winter storage and had its blades sharpened. It will go in the machine shed, the one back … Continue reading →

Posted in Faith and Spirituality, Great Work, Holidays, permaculture | Tagged Beisswingers, ge-ology, holimonth, holiseason, holy days | Leave a comment

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