Personal Imbolc experiences
It might seem excessive for me to post more than one article about Imbolc in a single week. But Imbolc has intersected with my life in many…
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Imbolc in Wisconsin
Imbolc is a Celtic holiday and therefore not native to Wisconsin, but Imbolc in Wisconsin arrives in an interesting way.
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The end of our civilization and a new beginning
I've started following the Substack column OK Doomer by Jessica Wildfire. She pulls no punches--especially in this article. She says that we are facing the end of…
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Thoughts for this Yule and Winter Solstice…
11.723 Southlight 44. First of all, a most festive Yule and Winter Solstice. And a festive Litha and Summer Solstice to those south of the Equator. As…
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The transition to renewable energy will fail without reducing consumption
We’ve been told for a long time that the transition to sustainable living can be done without having to consume less. But we’ve been misled. The reality…
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Happy Samhain! This holiday is not Halloween.
11722 Westcross 84. I have often found it confusing by the fact that Samhain falls on the same day as Halloween. This time of year, it’s not…
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From The Earth Neo-Pagan to The Eco-Pagan
The website earthneopagan.net has now been moved to pagan.eco and is now called The Eco-Pagan. I did this because it expresses in the most direct and simple…
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What is essential for Earth’s survival? And civilization’s?
Saving the Earth as we know it involves more than just reduced carbon emissions. Most of the mainstream media doesn’t tell us that. Fundamentally, what is essential…
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Green economic implications
I have always known that infinite economic growth on a finite planet is inherently unsustainable but have not often been clear on green economic alternatives or their…
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Hello and Happy Lughnasadh
Lughnasadh (pronounced LOO-na-sa) is as good of a day as any to begin the first entry of this blog. Since Lughnasadh often refers to the “first fruits,”…