Indie-author of Kingdom of Uisneach Trilogy
I’m home now from two weeks in Pennsylvania and Virginia. I said when I started that I hoped to discover two things. One, something of the Spirit that gives me hope for America’s future, and two, the Nature of the … Continue reading “The Spirit of America” →
Sunlight stabs the lids of my eyes and forces the morning upon me. Ren sang to us under the stars last night and I’m quite sure that I saw the first pale streaks of dawn on the horizon when I … Continue reading “Lessons from Bees” →
“I am Bear Dreamer. I come from the Star Nation. I come to share wisdom. I come with healing for the people of Turtle Island. Hear now the words I speak. Listen to the words that form in your own … Continue reading “Song of the Universe” →
The day is warm. Sun pushes through deciduous leaves, turning the forest a brilliant green. Not much water in the stream; it still sings, but in lower decibels. Chirping, cawing, drumming and trilling of birds accompanies my footsteps along the … Continue reading “Morrigan’s Forest” →
Morning streams in through the forest in golden-green rays through leaves on the trees, washing ferns, oak saplings, moss-covered boulders and the meandering brook in pure, radiant light. A spider’s web glistens with diamond glinting dewdrops. Warblers sing praises to … Continue reading “Aranya” →
I, or the superconscious part of me anyway, for I seemed to be missing my body, hurtled through…what? Space? Death? I was entombed in the deepest, darkest dark imaginable. I felt no fear. No emotion at all. I just was. … Continue reading “In the Beginning” →
I’m convinced of it. I had never read Longfellow before now, but I’m blown away by the beauty and wildness of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s Evangeline. Let me compare the opening lines of The Song of Amergin as translated by Michael … Continue reading “Longfellow Was A Druid” →
Three mages wandered through a dark desert in search of a Christ child, with only the light of a star to guide them. At the rededication of the Temple in Jerusalem, the Jews lit the menorah with only enough oil … Continue reading “Season of Light” →