Category: mental health

Technology Consciousness

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5 Intensives - Technology Consciousness

Many of us know how important it is to honor the elements, yet often we forget the element of lightening. Also, we don’t see technology as natural when in reality it is made of all natural materials like crystals and electricity. Some of the most valuable crystals on mother earth can be found deep within computer chips and devices. This magickal combination of lightening and earth crystals manifests technology and your relationship with it is real. The crystals can hear it when you slam down your phone, the lightening in your computer knows when your frustrated although there are times it also witnesses you in happiness, joy, and connection.

10 ways to get ready for a Queer Yule

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Queer Yule

Many pagans see the SUN as the divine masculine, and for those that must see the binary that’s perfect for them. For us that are more into the vibration of neutrality or fluidity, the sun is a perfect example. The fireball is in a constant state of change and as a result, it allows for the planets to orbit it. The sun allows for life to continue on earth.

Death, Dying & Mediums

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Mediumship

Fall seems to remind us of death. The trees begin to shed their leaves and our gardens die. We harvest until the plant is done giving and lay them down for the season. Consciously or not we become more aware of our own mortality and that another year has passed. This last year we have all had some sort of …

Do I Fit-In to the Transgender Community?

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I felt I didn’t fit in, because I didn’t want to get surgery or take hormones. Simply, somewhere deep inside me, told me to never deeply engage with our modern medical culture. I didn’t like taking medications for my ‘mental illness’ – either. I don’t take ibuprofen when I get a headache, I take skullcap, drink water or vinegar or close my eyes and breathe deep. I am attracted to natural cures, alternative medicine, and vibrations. It’s as much who I am as my gender identity.