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Happy Solstice and thanks for reading!

A Happy Solstice and Christmas to all my lovely readers!

Thanks for visiting and reading my ramblings this year! An especially massive thank you to those who made donations or bought books. Your generosity and support inspires me to keep going – I can’t do this without you! 🙏❤️

The Astrology of 2026 post is coming soon but, in the meantime, wishing you a Merry Christmas and see you next year! 🎄

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Happy Solstice and thanks for reading this year!

A Happy Solstice and Christmas to all my lovely readers!

Thanks for visiting and reading my ramblings this year! An especially big thank you to those who made donations or bought books. I greatly appreciate every single one of you in these financially difficult times – your generosity inspires me to keep going. I can’t do this without you! 🙏❤️

The Astrology of 2025 post will be with you soon but in the meantime, wishing you a Merry Christmas and see you next year!

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Addled

Addled Chapter 6: False Pretences

The lights had been up since October but it was only with the Big Day looming, that the mania set in. Everybody was getting stressed. I’d already had three desperate calls from panicked clients freaking out over poultry or puddings or oversized trees. Town was heaving. I dribbled forward like a snail, squeezing between crazed… Continue reading Addled Chapter 6: False Pretences

Awakening · Mythology

The Origins of Christmas – Part 2: Shamanic Roots

After exploring the pagan roots of the midwinter festivals and the dying Sun God, we travel into the darkness of the far north. This is where we’ll find the origins of Christmas, its real meaning, and a hint at our true purpose on this earth. In the first part of this article we found that… Continue reading The Origins of Christmas – Part 2: Shamanic Roots

Awakening · Mythology

The Origins of Christmas – Part 1: Pagan Roots

Christmas is a time to feast and make merry, to gather the family and exchange gifts, sing wonky carols, and get so drunk you forget your own name. You decorate an unfortunate tree that’s been dragged inside your centrally heated home, send greetings cards to people you spend the entire year avoiding, lie to your… Continue reading The Origins of Christmas – Part 1: Pagan Roots