Sedge Circle

Honoring the ancestors and those who have gone back to the stars before me...

My son and I were recently talking about "Ragnarok". I was telling him the tale of how all the warriors would fight and feast each day to prepare for the great battle that would ensue come the end of the Gods and the world.

It's a funny idea for some. Why would anyone be joyful or proud to take place in a battle they most certainly knew they were going to lose?

Ragnarok is much like death itself; inevitable and natural. But from the end of one thing comes the birth of another. It is the natural, endless cycle of life and death. And to me, being a part of something so grand is indeed, honorable and joyful.

Life is much the same way; one day you will "lose". But why would you not fight and feast while you still live?

As the seasons turn, and the leaves fall from the trees, this is something I meditate on.

Hello my friends...

I just wanted to take a moment to stop by and let you know I am still here. Over the last five months I have been on an incredible journey! I feel this break has been good for both my spirit and my craft. Its a bit of a conundrum that even though I reach you through social media, I cannot stress how important it is to "unplug", especially in regards to your own craft and spirituality.

I've used my time away to really think about the direction of this page/channel, and have some fun and exciting projects in the works! I have been slowly and intentionally considering some new podcast topics, as well as new ways to share the knowledge I have gained over the last 30 years as a witch.

So thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for sticking around. You'll be hearing from me soon.

-Samantha