As the crop circle season, the growing season of nature, comes to a close and
into harvest time, a pretty wonderful design  has appeared. As
you know, these are cooperative ventures between heaven and earth, masculine and
feminine, body and soul, earth and "other", ushering us into the New Creation.
You already know that I believe our individual minds, in their collective
togetherness, are the consciousness of Earth, so you could say that the crop
circles are "us" talking to "us" . You might say that the crop circles
are our own Sophian wisdom speaking in ...<< MORE >>

There was one story about a crop circle in Canada that I liked. I take the crop
circles as messages of the Sacred Union between heaven and earth, earth and sky,
body and mind. They are Her, they are Goddess, they are the Magdalene in modern
form and modern voice. She of the Ten Thousand Names.How challenging it is that
she speaks in mathematics and Sacred Geometry ! Luckily She speaks in Beauty and
Hopefulness at the same time that She speaks in number, proportion, and ratio.
She has something for everyone.
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Goddess in her swallow guise leads the  growth of the Mary Magdalene
Feast Day Crop Circle  outward from the chalice-womb-vesica piscis shapes
in the middle....She leads towards above and towards below at the same time,
stretching our knowledge of who we are.  She's so huge here in the crop
circle, with the three  magnificent  birds in the middle each holding
three circles.  You can feel the safety of being enclosed in her wings and
you can feel the urge to fly at the same time. A circle invites comfort and
belonging, as well as ...<< MORE >>

My sense of the mysterious sacred is heightened today, beyond the fact that it's
Magdalene Feast Day on the world-wide church calendar.  A new crop circle
appeared in the last few days which has as one of its mathematical formulas the
sacred Magdalene number of "153".  It is three interlocking circles forming
four vesica piscis, and ...<< MORE >>

 In the universal story of the Divine Lovers, they always meet again
after death in the garden, as life continues her cycles. In our Christian
version of the story of Sacred Union, Mary Magdalene is weeping at the death of
Jesus when he comes to her again, in the guise of a gardener.   John
20:15 "She, supposing him to be the gardener,
...."
    There are many paintings of this scene of Mary
Magdalene and Jesus  meeting again in the garden.  Most of them
concentrate on the  "Noli me tangere" interpretation of the scene,
"don't touch me".  ...<< MORE >>

 Abundance and Goodness are surely attributes of the Goddess that attract
us to Her in all Her forms. I love the picture of Rhiannon the Celtic Great
Goddess Queen riding her "unearthly" white horse through the land which is rich
with growing, reminding folk of Her fruitful abundance.  Seeing the white
horse in processions and parades is still a remnant, a reminder of  Her
bountiful earth and Her care for us.
     No wonder
women drifted away from Christianity, how can it compete with the billowing
colors of Goddess as May Day? When ...<< MORE >>

All religions grow and change over time, and also deteriorate and
crumble with their civilizations.  Our Christian religion went along
the path of patriarchy long enough to see the possible extinction of the planet
because of lack of regard for values of the Mother.  But no more, we're now
in the lucky time of turning it around and seeing some healthy feminine values
at the heart of Christianity. We now see that there was a goddess there and that
Jesus knew it .
     "We want to express the
gratefulness that Mary ...<< MORE >>

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     This is a 14th century
altar piece with the familiar Mary Magdalene and a worried looking "Authority
Father". We see Mary's symbols of red clothing, a jar of special oil or
ointment, a look of "all knowing", and long beautiful hair. Her hair is most
often red or blonde, and it's almost always loose and
flowing. 
     The lore of the Goddess from time
immemorial has told us about her hair; how beautiful, magical, mystical is Her
hair. No matter the insults, denigrations, mistellings of her story that Mary ...<< MORE >>

How  could  snake dreams be related to our beloved Mary Magdalene?
It's through one of her titles, "The Woman Who Knew the All", meaning she is
earthly representative of the wisdom  of life which has always been
 called "Goddess".   Wisdom  has always been associated
with our souls, in both men and women.    That said, 
here's the dream ...<< MORE >>