The Red Album: Crow Women’s Story

We’re the Crow Women, a Goddess-focused women’s circle that has had a long, rich life as a pagan coven as well as a parallel identity as an award-winning pagan choir. We’re feminists, and that informs our political actions, our spiritual practice and our music. When a group of pagan musicians from across the USA decided …

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English Ale pagan bonfire in Australia

“The English Ale” in an Australian Landscape

Greetings all from Down Under – South Australia has officially started winter, the storms have blown in,  red and orange leaves have been snatched from the branches of the European trees by our icy southern wind and are laying in damp, slushy pools on the ground.  The gum leaves are glistening on the eucalypt trees …

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Squinting at the Sun

The Dream of Gaian Culture Almost all of the Gaia Consort ideas came from the dream of building community and culture around celebrating the natural world. Imagine a world where the Great Cycles were taken seriously, hearkening back to the early days of agriculture, when we didn’t have the “luxury” of ignoring the seasons.  None …

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Cover picture for Alexander Adams' blog on music in social justice and music, with banners of 5 justice movements

Magic, Music and the Movements They Make

Forgive me, Dear Readers.  I always try to write positive, uplifting blogs of Magic & Music for you, but sometimes, a positive perspective is seated in depressing and dangerous subjects. Such is this entry. This last weekend, after a long day performing at the Oklahoma Renaissance Faire, I was surprised by a complete stranger. She …

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Ain’t Dead Yet

“March me up a mountain. Push me off the edge I’d rather die flyin’ Than to ever leave this ridge…” I was going to write about Nothing Holy but the Blood, my contribution to the upcoming compilation, The Red Album. Instead I chose to write about aging and starting over. A few years ago, after …

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