Monthly Archive: October, 2012

tet-asw: By Christine Hoff Kraemer, Special to CNN (CNN) – As Halloween approaches, Americans rush to malls and shopping centers, credit cards in hand. Children are outfitted as ghosts, Disney characters, princesses and superheroes, while adults dress to impress with “sexy” witch, vampire or pirate garb. Cookies shaped like jack o’lanterns fly off the shelves along with bag after bag of packaged...

tet-asw: Much of what can arise from being in rituals with other people is determined by what you set as your aspirations, your goals, your meta-intents, and your subtext for participation. These are separate and distinct from the goals and intentions of a specific ritual though hopefully they are engaged with your purposes as well. You need to know who...

(via Baltimore Pagan Pride)

tet-asw: The air is full and heavy this time of the year as the veils thin and the spirits walk among us… some offering guidance and assistance and others being mischievous and stirring up an already potent mix of energy trouble. There is a distinct and growing crispness to the air as the weather offers a preview of what to...

Wagner Free Institute of Science (WFIS) is hosting their second Weeknights at the Wagner talk of the year– just in time for Halloween. On Thursday, October 25th, join Dr. Elly Truitt, a Harvard and Cambridge-educated historian who specializes in medieval science and medicine, for an illustrated presentation exploring the occult sciences and natural philosophy in the Middle Ages: The Dark Arts in...

tet-asw: Celebrate Pagan Pride on Flickr. At Baltmore Pagan Pride Day

eraserhood: You may have heard of theGreat Pacific Garbage Patch, but you don’t have to worry about that here in Philly. Right? Nonprofit 5 Gyres rolled into town Monday to share their findings of sailing around the world on a plastic pollution studies mission. And the results were shocking. The 5 Gyres Last Straw Plastic Pollution Solutions Bike Tour kicked off in Boston on October...