March 17, 2023

What are you bringing to life this season? Spring Equinox marks the transition from Winter to Spring, from dark sky and dark soil to more hours of light and growing green, from naked trees to leaves and blossoms, from inward reflection to outward expression. Ostara, which is one of the names (some say ancient, some

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March 8, 2023

March Magic March to the moon Meditative and enraged Melancholic and defiant  Medicinal and fuckable Marvelous and ravenous  Motherly and rebellious  Miraculous and unapologetic  Modern and barefoot Mindful and roaring Mourning and in wonder Moving and liberating  Committed and conflicted Complex and caring And grounded with the moon Breathing with the season  Swimming in trees

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March 6, 2023

Growing up in Israel, Purim, similar to Halloween here in the US, was an opportunity to break some social conventions, play outside the usual boundaries of self expression, reclaim the word slut, and dress up as a sexy bee or an indecent ladybug. For many femmes, Purim is a call to unleash the inner goddess,

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February 27, 2023

The downpour of life… How are you feeling there, under the rain? Sometimes life sprinkles its sauce on us, followed by a rainbow, and sometimes it’s a hailstorm banging on our heads as we run down the street with no umbrella, and the bottom of our left boot falls off.  When it pours down like

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February 15, 2023

How is your body? Your gut? Your heart? How is your brain? How is your breath?  Bring your attention to your belly for a moment, right behind your navel. Breathe in slowly, and follow your breath from your nostrils, through your throat, into your lungs. The lungs fill up with air. The diaphragm contracts and

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February 10, 2023

I am connectedTo those who came beforeThose who sowed seedsThose who sewed clothesThose who raised childrenThose children are my ancestorsThose who escaped harmThose who stayed behindThose whose blood was shedI am connectedTo the trees that grew thereTo the teas my grandmothers brewedAnd their foodTo the plants they used for healingTo the land they moved withinPushed

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