“Turn! Turn! Turn!” A few years ago, I got a very strange invitation. I say strange because a message arrived via my website inviting me to a college campus as a Dream Reader at a Halloween party. Smiling, I agreed. And when Halloween arrived, I presented myself at the door of a College gymnasium filled […]
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The Frog and the Pieta That afternoon, Silvia, the sculptress, will teach us how to carve stone. I hesitate. Then pick a stone. “You really don’t want that stone, do you?” “No, not really.” “Then which one is speaking to you?” I point, “That one. That’s the one actually calling or rather shouting to me […]
Alabaster Stones April 25, 2017. I open my long unused art journal, determined to create a daily mandala in my ongoing attempts to heal erythromelalgia A week later, my art journal and I had our first appointment with Jean Tait, an art therapist whose canvas, Guardian in Red, had caught my eye earlier that spring […]
Winter, 2017 I now consider if the dream points to the old inner religious wars among my selves. The feminine dancing, singing, levitating woman leaves the patriarchal cathedral hall. In my imagination, I see Sally Field, starring in The Flying Nun. Levitation not only goes against gravity, it is gravely sinful and unseemly by a […]
Journal November 1991 The experts say two things: grieve and mourn lost childhood and avoid addiction to pain. How does one tell the difference? Do I have any more answers or just more questions? I write and pray incessantly. My journal comes with me no matter where I go. I travel for Alberta Education and […]
From The Cauldron of the Feminine, Gregor, 2020, Chapter 12, Women’s Mysteries Rediscovered, p. 171. When this dream occurred on November 9, 1993, I was still very much a novice dream interpreter! Now, 28 years later, I return to the dream and see so very much more. If you take a moment to find page […]
Murder? Imagine yourself in Margot’s world at age 16. Then read the whole story of Theodore’s House: Healing Home for Crime Survivors. Margot Van Sluytman life’s work began at age sixteen when her father was murdered in an armed-robbery in Toronto in 1978. Since then Margot has been a driving force in her advocacy for […]
The Cover Story A voice speaks in the night. For the first time in many months, I am jolted upright. The dream is a vivid swirling fractal of every possible green. “I am the Divine Feminine.” Within the fractal swirls are three sharpened pencils. It’s 3 a.m. I bolt out of bed and draw a […]
The Children Determined to save the only life you can. The Journey by Mary Oliver. You will find it on the internet. Something this way comes. It’s an old song. The song your mother sang when you were born. The song your dad played on his banjo while he rocked your cradle with his ever-tapping […]
Mental Health Awareness. October 7 to 12. Last week, I checked out some book reviews on Amazon. And, just in time for Mental Health Awareness Week, found a short and pointed review headlined “Writers {sic} attempt to make excuses for her own mental health.” The reviewer wrote only two sentences: I Did NOT like this […]