Where ancestral wisdom meets the landscape of the imagination. Mythology, storytelling, and creative inspiration from the host of the KnotWork podcast.
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Gathering: Born of the Belly of the Earth
The sovereignty goddess is the land itself.
The sovereignty goddess is the land itself.
Let’s Gather at the Myth Workers’ Hearth this Sunday
Our community call is coming up at 10 AM ET on August 23
This week, I have been thinking about age and rebirth, mountains and sovereignty, the myths we remake and the tales we forget.
Cradled Upon the Waves
We spent last week on Prince Edward Island, the bit of heaven in the Canadian Maritimes that I’ve visited almost every summer of my life. We’re home now, but I feel like I left something of myself in the red sand.
Though I’m never sure abo...
In This Time of Death and Celebration.
Lughnasadh is a festival named for a god, but it was originally organized in honor of his mom.
Now, we think of Lughnasadh as a celebration of the first harvest, but it all started as a funeral.
And this is why we follow the Celtic Wheel...
Gathering: Clearing the Fields and Honoring the Fire
In the Myth Workers’ Hearth, we’re always aware of the power of fire, but at our latest gathering, we got very intentional about the creative, destructive, sacred nature of this element.
In the Myth Workers’ Hearth, we’re always aware of t...
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Myth worker. Writing Coach. Host of the KnotWork Myth & Storytelling podcast. Author of The Sovereignty Knot. Raising a family in the Hudson Valley, attuned to the voices of the ancestors & the rhythms of the Celtic year.
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