Guys, if you are wigged out by women talking about their menistration (or women who can’t talk about it either I suppose), you may want to avoid this post. :)

I thought I'd share an interesting article about the differences and similarities between Ostara and Easter. This week begins the Spring Break Workshop my son got the scholarship to, so it will be very busy. He got a new pair of black dance pants today, ballet slippers, and a pink shirt that says "Tough Guys Wear Pink" on it. He's all set. :)

With all the work I’ve been doing with my Egyptian spirituality based erotica story “Oh It’s Magic” I thought it might be fun to do a magic chat in tribute to African goddesses. None of these were used in the story (information on all those in OIM will be coming at another time in the future) but who knows, you might see them all in something else I write one day. We shall see what wonders the muces bring.

Ruth Barrett, Temple of Diana Founder

 

Some of you might ask, what do herbal remedies do with magic, well if you make them yourself, your magic and intention go into every bit of the work. The tincure and infusions I create for myself or those I care for are filled with my own healing energies as well as that of the wonderful herbs I use. The knowledge of these plant and the gree magic that goes with them has been held by our ancesters for countless time. The use of them to keep us healthy is our birthrite.

Now some of you are wondering what body image has to do with magic. Well, let me tell you, if you’re not comfortable in your own skin that blocks so many things, your ability to be open in a relationship, the comfort levels in presenting what may be wonderful ideas or reading of your writing in front of a group of people, and yes my dears, even the flow of your inner energies.