August 29, 2019 | Filed Under Poem for Hela | Comments Off on Daily Poem: I’ll Always Love You ~ Rebekah Anne
I’ll Always Love You
~ Rebekah Anne
This is the one I never get rid of; the scar I’ll still pull out when
I’m 90 and we’re talking about how time heals. You promise me
forever and it’ll be the truth, won’t it? Even after you’re gone.
August 27, 2019 | Filed Under Poem for Hela | Comments Off on Poem: Many-Roofed Building in Moonlight ~ Jane Hirshfield
Many-Roofed Building in Moonlight
~ Jane Hirshfield
I found myself
suddenly voluminous,
three-dimensioned,
a many-roofed building in moonlight.
Thought traversed
me as simply as moths might.
Feelings traversed me as fish.
I heard myself thinking,
It isn’t the piano, it isn’t the ears.
Then heard, too soon, the ordinary furnace,
the usual footsteps above me.
Washed my face again with hot water,
as I did when I was a child.
Audio of the poet’s reading: https://aaknopf.tumblr.com/post/183936207234/the-boundlessness-and-the-limitations-of
August 25, 2019 | Filed Under Tarot, Runes, Oracles, Weekly Insight | Comments Off on Weekly Insight from the Oracles for August 25, 2019
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August 18, 2019 | Filed Under Tarot, Runes, Oracles, Weekly Insight | Comments Off on Weekly Insight from the Oracles for August 18, 2019
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August 17, 2019 | Filed Under History | Comments Off on The Old Norse-Icelandic Calendar
Today’s topic at Fjorn’s Hall is the Old Norse-Icelandic Calendar for 2019 -2020.
Following up on his original post about the Old Norse-Icelandic Calendar, Fjorn has incorporated new information, as well as correlating the old dates to the current year.
I’ve printed out the image and added it to my planner, because it’s fun to look at the dates and think about what I’d be doing were I living in the Viking Era, instead of the current year. (And yes, I know, planting and harvest are hard work, but some days, that sounds preferable to endless emails and perpetual meetings!)
If you’re not following Fjorn on his Fjorn’s Hall blog, I definitely recommend doing so! In addition to the blog, he produces a podcast which explores the medieval Norse through the Sagas. He also has a Patreon, which includes bonus content, and makes custom tea blends named for various Norse figures. Have some tea, read up, take a listen!