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Finding Tom

I always enjoy the workshops and rituals availed to me at Laurelin Retreat, but sometimes it’s the unscheduled times that are the most educational. On a personal note, my family is having a housewarming party coming up, and because the owners of Laurelin would not be able to attend, I asked if they could giveContinue reading “Finding Tom”

Posted byTPWardMay 28, 2008Posted inearth, waterTags:children, fool, gaiaped, mentorLeave a comment on Finding Tom

Time enough for magic

It’s not my wont to perform magic (and I certainly haven’t studied enough of Crowley to be worthy of performing magicK), and mostly that’s not because I doubt the stuff works. Lots of Pagans are really into spellcraft, and it almost seems like magic itself is their religion; I suppose this is an extension ofContinue reading “Time enough for magic”

Posted byTPWardJune 4, 2007Posted inearth, waterTags:art, gaiaped, magicLeave a comment on Time enough for magic

Geocaching for Fun and Profit

I’m usually a bit of a slug, preferring to sit at my desk and talk about how cool the natural world is than get out in it. So yesterday was a big day for me, as I got to put my money where my keyboard is and do a bunch of cool stuff. After exploringContinue reading “Geocaching for Fun and Profit”

Posted byTPWardJune 3, 2007Posted inearthTags:children, gaiaped, moneyLeave a comment on Geocaching for Fun and Profit

Going Deep

I got to explore the planet in a new way yesterday, wandering down into the ice caves and old mines near Hasbrouck Park in Kingston, New York. Historically the area is known for producing natural cement, and these caves were dug out a fair bit back in the day. The climbing down was scarier thanContinue reading “Going Deep”

Posted byTPWardJune 3, 2007Posted inearthTags:gaiaped, voidLeave a comment on Going Deep

Blazing My Trail

And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. There’s always been lots of talk about the path a person takes in life. I don’t think of it that way – to me, it’s a trail, not a path. A path is worn by the steps of the many that haveContinue reading “Blazing My Trail”

Posted byTPWardMay 14, 2007Posted inearthTags:gaiaped, spiritLeave a comment on Blazing My Trail
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