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Clio Ajana is a death midwife, lover of tarot, numerology, and astrology. A current practitioner of Baltic Heathenry and Hellenic Alexandrian Witchcraft & Spiritual Tradition, she is a member of the House of Our Lady of Celestial Fire, E.O.C.T.O. Her writings include contributions to the anthologies - Shades of Faith: Minority Voices in Paganism (2011) and Bringing Race to the Table: Exploring Racism in the Pagan Community (2015). A frequent presenter at Paganicon (https://tcpaganpride.org/) and Mystic South (https://mystic-south.com, she considers everything in her life to be touched by and guided by the Gods.
“At this season, we can ask ourselves what we are meant to learn from the ups and downs of the past year. The eclipse demands that we face ourselves and our life lessons. If we didn’t have the best of years or life we feel stagnant, we can look at what lies on the path ahead.”
“Part of the healing that Chiron forces on the internal is the acknowledgment of human frailty and the acceptance that sometimes things just happen. No one is invincible. No one is irreplaceable.”
Clio Ajana traces the path of her life through the many labyrinths she has walked.
Clio Ajana invites TWH’s readers to celebrate the first of the harvest festivals.
Clio Ajana shares insights on the turning of the Wheel from light to dark, and its energetic connections to resilience and independence.