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Thank You for making our Kickstarter campaign a success!!

On 24 August 2011 By

We did it, everyone!  We’re 127% funded, thanks to you–and up in the top 50 of Kickstarter’s  most funded projects!  Huge gratitude to all of you who donated, who Liked the site, who joined our Facebook page, who posted and forwarded our links, who have offered so many different kinds of help, support and [...]

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Lammas Blessings and Gratitude – We did it!!

On 2 August 2011 By

Lammas morning—I woke up and saw that during the night we’d reached our first funding point on our Kickstarter campaign for The Fifth Sacred Thing movie.  Yesterday, I’d posted the update below on our Kickstarter page—hoping that we’d hit that landmark on Lammas, and we did!  Such good magic!

“August 1, Lammas, [...]

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Kickstarter Update #8: August 1 – Lammas, The Time of the Reaper

On 31 July 2011 By

August 1, Lammas, one of the eight key Celtic Pagan holidays on the Wheel of the Year.  Lammas, traditionally, was the beginning of the harvest, when the early crops are coming in and the summer fruits are ripe.  In Ireland, it was Lughnasad, the festival of the sun-God Lugh.  “Lammas” comes from “Loaf-mass”—the loaf made [...]

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On the Murders in Norway: The Need for a Multicultural Vision

On 29 July 2011 By

This summer has been a whirlwind of teaching permaculture and working on making a movie from my novel, The Fifth Sacred Thing.  But a few days ago I took a break to attend a performance of Guys and Dolls put on by SF Arts Education, in which my fifteen-year old Goddess-child Kore [...]

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Happy Birthday Starhawk!

On 17 June 2011 By

‎”Madrone nodded, repeated her own secret rhyme that took her quickly into trance… Energy pulsed through her, into the woman’s body… keeping her alive. For how long? As long as I can sustain it, Madrone thought… could be an almost infinite amount of time… if I could keep myself out of its way and be [...]

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