Macha Nightmare is a fascinating author and elder in the pagan community. Self-titled "Witch at large," she makes her observations available on The Broomstick Chronicles.
In her latest post, she wrote about our new Feraferia project, The Green Pulse Oracle. This is a book and a set of markers which describe the use and background of a set of symbols which Fred Adams designed, which relate to the seasons, the zodiac, and the Ogham, a Celtic stick-and-stone writing system over 1,500 years old.
Here is an early divination project. Around 1970 Fred Adams designed a series of symbols to be used in the magic circle and for divination. The symbols are correlated with the Tarot, the Celtic Ogham, the I Ching, astrology, and, more than anything else, the Tree Alphabet Calendar.
Blogger Steven Posch interviewed Jo Carson on Paganistan: Notes from the Secret Commonwealth. It is called Paradise Now: The Visionary World of Feraferia's Frederick Adams.
A little over a week of time in the rainforest around Juneau, Alaska was enough to reveal a land dense with primeval faery spirits. I am sure the native people have their own names for the spirits of the forests and waterfalls, but even not knowing them we were dazzled by their friendly presence.
Two gals were out canoeing in Britain and chanced to be there with a video camera for one of natures' most strange and compelling dances - a murmuration of starlings, where they form a group mind and dance in a cloud at twilight. They shot a video.
created with
Joomla Page Builder.