Childish impatience
So, I’m thinking about purchasing a shaman drum. I’ve been wanting one for quite a while, and at this very moment I feel like I could squeeze it into my reality. After getting my new pup, Boyo, and a few… Continue reading
The change has begun
Remember my conversations with Hel and Kali, and the price they asked for the change I wanted? As you know, I have payed the cost, and am now beginning to reap the rewards. The change has begun, and I am… Continue reading
A new year coming up!
So, tomorrow is the last 24 hours of 2019. It is just as weird as usual, and I have a number of new years behind my back to form some sort of statistics on that matter. When I was younger,… Continue reading
Familiaris
For the last fifteen years or so, I’ve constantly lived with pets. I began in august 2004, bringing in my (nowadays) ex’s mom’s ex’s old male cat, soon to be followed by a female kitten. Both black as the night,… Continue reading
The odd journey
I cannot count the number of times I have been telling you I have trouble journeying. It’s still true, but perhaps I should also admit that I tend to sometimes get thrown into what I’ve come to call the odd… Continue reading
True or false
So I’ve spent some time, to and fro, thinking about something I read in the book Practical shamanism, by Katie Weatherup. She writes, among very many other things, about cutting cords and releasing ties to what’s behind you. Ancestral work,… Continue reading
Change is expensive
I don’t remember exactly where I read it, but someone wrote somewhere that journeying and working with Kali made way for change, but at quite the cost. Not financially, but some other kind of cost. I know I wondered at… Continue reading
Knowledge is power
And this rings true in every direction, all at once. Especially when it comes to this kind of work. It’s been a while since I started reading the book Practical shamanism. A guide for walking in both worlds, by… Continue reading
Mirror, mirror, on the wall
I just stepped out of an attempt to a drum journey. Having such bad reception for these where and how I live, it came as no surprise that I found it hard to get in or get much out of… Continue reading
Tarot; where I want to go
In the post before last, I wrote about a Tarot card that I’ve learned to like – the Emperor. Today, I am going to tell you about a threesome of cards from the major arcana that represents a combination… Continue reading