Superlative Deviation: Life With Meaning, Life With Joy
– Personal Blog of Author Ena Whiteraven –
I hope everyone made the most of their Thanksgiving holiday. We should be giving thanks to the Heavens and spending time with family all year 'round, but this is the official day when everyone participates together. For us, Thanksgiving looks a little different because of our understanding of history, belief systems, family, and... Continue Reading →
This is a link to an article Alura did about the blue moon on Samhain. I'm a little late, but it's still a good read! https://alurasangels.com/angels-of-the-lunar-palace/
It's a time of testing for me, which is one of the reasons why content on this blog has been delayed a little bit. I'm learning a lot and having to apply more of what I know. Although I've been very uncomfortable lately, I have been assured that if I keep on the path I'm... Continue Reading →
Here's the Youtube trailer for Alura Cein's Indignation course. Watchand listen to the deep symbolism! How much can you understand? https://youtu.be/bnsMSNzP4Eg
New poem for the season - and the times. Enjoy!
Someone who can help. https://alurasangels.com/the-angel-of-comfort/
Just sharing this link again. https://alurasangels.com/2020/03/19/angelic-update-behind-it-all/
Group activities for this month. I’ll be participating in some of them. Hope this helps lift some spirits for all of you! Maybe you’ll join us or celebrate on your own. Either way can make a difference.
Grianstad, the days of many names. There’s a time that can be called many things due to the multiple meanings surrounding it. I have heard those in the spiritual plains above call it:
“End of Year”
“End of Sun” time.
Days of the Sleeping Goddess
The Coronation of the King
Return of the Hunter
And so many more. What I love most about this celebration is, that it incorporates several of them. First we have the celebration of the equinox. During the first week of October, we have the feast of Tabernacle ‘s. Then there is Samhain, and the very next day after there is All Saints Day. I’m so starting from the day of the equinox on September 21, all of the way up until November 1, it is a month jam packed with festivities. It’s always been tradition since Celtic tribal times to make our own decorations, tools…
View original post 471 more words
During this season, we're celebrating the Grianstad festival. This is our third year of keeping this tradition, and while there have been many changes in our lives recently, we've decided to bring back some of the good old days by incorporating activities that few people do anymore. For example, this year we are making... Continue Reading →
Superlative Deviation: Life With Meaning, Life With Joy 