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I’ve begun to mull a second blog, one that would focus on the Greatwheel, dividing its posts into 8 seasons: \u00a0Samhain, Winter, Imbolc, Spring, Summer, Lughnasa, Fall and Samhain.<\/p>\n
Over the course of those seasons I would write a beginning piece for the season as I do now on Ancientrails, but then continue through that season posting thematically about the season, holidays in that time period, special days of the year, phrenology, gardening, environmental and climate matters, probably some astronomy and archaeo-astronomy. \u00a0I would include myths pertinent to the season, too. \u00a0Perhaps some I’ve translated from the Latin.<\/p>\n
This appeals to me because I’ve tried to lever myself into a theological treatise on the my neopagan faith, but the idea has never taken off. \u00a0I think the notion is too abstract and the fact of this tactile, coarse spirituality, one that gets its hands dirty as an act of devotion, lends itself better to this kind of over the course of the year exposition.<\/p>\n
Any feedback anyone might have would be welcome. \u00a0Ancientrails would continue. It’s a well ingrained habit at this point. \u00a0If I decide to start, Imbolc, February 1st, would be a good time.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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