Posted on March 18, 2016
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That’s the silver birch in my new back garden, and that’s a string of fat balls hanging off the stump of a recently pruned branch. You see, I moved recently, and it was incredibly stressful. I’m still in a mind-numbing dispute with my… Continue Reading “Feeding the Birds”
Category: gardening, mental health, Nature, observation, pagan, seasons, Uncategorized, writingTags: bird food, birds, friday reads, fridayreads, gardening, mental health, nature, outdoors, stress, therapy, wildlife
Posted on March 15, 2016
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I was highly chuffed and deeply honoured to be involved with the wonderful Headingly Lit Fest again this year. Last year I performed at Outside In, alongside poets and musicians from all over Leeds. This year’s event was similar, with some familiar faces and… Continue Reading “Headingley Lit Fest: Cabaret Thirty”
Category: childhood, education, Music, observation, poetry, Uncategorized, writingTags: Bazouki, Billy Humphries, Bouzouki, children's fiction, ethan lowe, guitar, headingley lit fest, headingley litfest, heart centre, john darley, kari medalla, kirsten savage, Leeds, Lewis King, live music, live poetry, music, Owen Spafford, poetry, Samantha Crossfield, short stories, Sophie Joelle, spoken word, stories, Violin, writing
Posted on March 14, 2016
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What does that mean, and how is it different from any other type of witchcraft? Well let‘s look at the ‘witch’ part first; when I say I am a witch, I‘m saying I harness the energies around and within me to instigate change. Mahatma Ghandi said: ‘Be… Continue Reading “Why am I a Celtic witch?”
Category: education, mythology, pagan, society, Uncategorized, writingTags: books, Celtic, Celtic Witchcraft, lebor gabala erenn, monday blogs, mondayblogs, pagan, the book of invasions, tuatha de Danann, Witchcraft, writing
Posted on March 7, 2016
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…everything is achievable if you employ common sense and ambition. The first step to completing a task, is believing that you can do it. That’s not enough, of course; you must work hard, plan where necessary and garner help when one person is not… Continue Reading “On Witchcraft…”
Category: education, pagan, prose, society, Uncategorized, writingTags: Celtic Witchcraft, confidence, magic, magick, monday blogs, mondayblogs, pagan, self belief, Witchcraft, writing
Mabh Savage 