aging
Column: Keeping Time
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In an essay filled with the blooming imagery of her garden, Sheri Barker considers time and how we move thorugh it.
The Wild Hunt (https://wildhunt.org/tag/aging)
In an essay filled with the blooming imagery of her garden, Sheri Barker considers time and how we move thorugh it.
Sheri Barker shares her experience of self-quarantine – the sensation of becoming a ghost while still living.
Pagan Perspectives
Hammer the First
She hands me a tiny white box. I look at it, the gold lettering of the logo for Pathways, our local metaphysical shop, glimmering in the candlelight. It is the night of my first-degree initiation into my family’s coven, and now that the ritual is over, we are gathered around the coffee table altar in the living room of the house where I grew up exchanging presents. I slide the top off the box. Inside, resting on a pillow of spun fibers, is a silver sigil attached to a slim black cord.