Imbolc in the Forge: A Threefold Meditation.by Laura Marjorie Miller on Feb 2, 2012 …450 views |
Star of Wonder! A Solstice Homecoming.by Laura Marjorie Miller on Dec 21, 2011 …1,368 views |
John Steinbeck on the Occupy movement.by Laura Marjorie Miller on Nov 22, 2011 …1,119 views |
All Souls Day: A Feast for the Brave.by Laura Marjorie Miller on Nov 2, 2011 …613 views |
To Be Forgiven: A Meditation on New Karma.by Laura Marjorie Miller on Oct 14, 2011 Our practices focus so much on forgiveness, but usually from the point of view of the forgiver. What happens when you are the one who needs to be forgiven?978 views |
It’s Harvest Time: A Celebration of the Inward Equinox.by Laura Marjorie Miller on Sep 22, 2011 There are processes at work beyond what we know, causal streams that we can influence but also, once we have done the best we can do, have to trust in.1,989 views |
Into the Fields of Magic: A Lammas Creation.by Laura Marjorie Miller on Aug 1, 2011 We celebrate the start of the harvest, knowing that work is still far from done. We don’t get to rest, yet, or feast fully. So we bake ourselves some bread and munch a handful of berries and keep going.598 views |
Cure Your Summer Solstice Blues.by Laura Marjorie Miller on Jun 21, 2011 Success is being in the stage of growth that you are! Celebrate that, and the energy of the larger community of life.780 views |
A Ballad for Beltane: the First of May.by Laura Marjorie Miller on Apr 29, 2011 The third road, perplexing as it is, is for those who would fully be human. You have to find your own way. There is no ordered cosmology here, only magic which you don’t always understand.1,201 views |
Laid-Off & Ghostly: A Modern Yogi’s Abhinivesha.by Laura Marjorie Miller on Apr 13, 2011 The deep magic is this: if they saw me too clearly, in a category, I would never be released. I would never be able to do my next thing.767 views |
In the Wake of the Wave: An Equinoctal Regeneration.by Laura Marjorie Miller on Mar 18, 2011 Even when we don’t know what is happening: we are put on this Earth to help one another, to call even the Sun out of hiding when she seems she has hid herself forever. Whatever happens, hold to that.477 views |
Positive Pratyahara: The Kindness of Pulling In Your Senses.by Laura Marjorie Miller on Mar 3, 2011 All of that tremendous energy, spent and expressed in relationship to the outer world, flows inward to light up your inner world, to feed your inner life, your heart.523 views |
Dhyana at Imbolc: Melting the Edges.by Laura Marjorie Miller on Feb 1, 2011 Dhyana is about true sympathy, which is intermediate, like the nature of Imbolc: the relenting of one season that lets the next arrive. When we melt our edges, we make it possible for someone else to come in.708 views |
Be a Waterman of Your Breathriver: A Meditation on Navigationby Laura Marjorie Miller on Jan 12, 2011 Observe your breath as a boatman observes the water. Know how to anticipate, how to create, how to respond. When to resist, and when to yield.190 views |
What’s Your Yoga Origin Story?by Laura Marjorie Miller on Jan 5, 2011 Yoga is both a door and a mirror. To really go through it, you have to look at what brought you to it, because that will begin the answer to the riddle that your Yoga was put in your life to solve.729 views |
Dreaming in the Solstice Eclipse: A Ghost Story of Christmasby Laura Marjorie Miller on Dec 20, 2010 Last week I was driving at evening through Nashville listening to Annie Lennox's grand new recording of 'The First Nowell' and singing along, roaring at the top of my lungs as I do in the car, and I exploded into tears. Which doesn't make any sense, because I am pagan.436 views |
‘This commercial dog is not gonna ruin my Christmas.’ ~ A Charlie Brown Christmas, 1965.by Laura Marjorie Miller on Nov 23, 2010 …829 views |
Happy Hallowe’en!: It’s a Dead Man’s Party.by Laura Marjorie Miller on Oct 31, 2010 In the final harvest, you let everything go that you can't take with you; but what is left is not your sorrow. What is left is your joy.387 views |
Yoga and Christianity: An Ongoing Spiritual Autobiography.by Laura Marjorie Miller on Oct 11, 2010 Should any Christian risk becoming spiritually polyglot? Hell, YES!945 views |
Gliese 581g: An Exoplanetary Riff.by Laura Marjorie Miller on Sep 30, 2010 The discovery of a new world is lyrical and strange. It could be terrifying to some people. It will be enlarging if we meet it. It will be an end, and a beginning.316 views |
The Beautiful Sadness of Autumn: An Equinoctal Magic.by Laura Marjorie Miller on Sep 21, 2010 Goddess of Failure, part of my harvest is my mistakes. I offer you what I broke, and I offer you all the lessons I learned from it.1,330 views |
Lower Broadway Boogie-Woogie: A Nashville Meditationby Laura Marjorie Miller on Sep 10, 2010 Years ago I heard a commonplace that no Nashville local goes 'below Eighth Avenue' once they know better.391 views |
Why I Don’t Say Thank You.by Laura Marjorie Miller on Aug 21, 2010 Mind your matrika. Make what you say mindful and purposeful, truthful and appropriate. Don’t say ‘Thank you’ when you don’t mean it. Hear yourself when you speak. Hear what you say, really. Be sincere. Be creative, expressive, original, fresh, intelligent, and new.1,112 views |
Watering the Fields at Lammas.by Laura Marjorie Miller on Jul 31, 2010 At Lammas, the harvest is not all in; it is only beginning. There is a tenuousness to it, and much still depends on the good graces of nature, of sunshine and sweet rain. Much depends also on the good graces of our own nature. Love—because attention is love, listening is love, asking is love—is a great liberator, both of others and of ourselves.608 views |
The ‘Bri’ of Brigid: An Imbolc Icebreakerby Laura Marjorie Miller on Feb 2, 2010 …733 views |
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