Pagan Song blog

The Goddess blesses us in many ways, bestowing Magic and Spirit as we construct ritual, ceremony, song and craft through our various devotions. So we end up with a cauldron full of Magical “stuff”- herbal packets, tokens crafted from collage, straw figures, copies of spells and invocations. There are a great many lovely and meaningful … Honoring the Past, Creation and Destruction Read More » The post Honoring the Past, Creation and Destruction appeared first on Pagan Song: Music for Your Magic.

Pagan music is communal. It is meant to be sung in circles, chanted around fires, drummed beneath the stars, whispered as prayer, offered as spellwork, and shared from one heart to another. The post Gather ‘Round the Virtual Bonfire appeared first on Pagan Song: Music for Your Magic.

Here we are sitting at the very tippy top of summer, held there like a giant swing about to be plunged back into the liquid heat that is Arkansas from June to September. Don’t get me wrong, there are a lot of reasons to be super excited. Watermelons from Cave City in just a bit, we … Slip Sliding Into Summer Read More » The post Slip Sliding Into Summer appeared first on Pagan Song: Music for Your Magic.

Uzume: Stripper Goddess and Sacred Clown Once upon a time, the Japanese sun goddess Amaterasu had a fight with her brother. I don’t remember exactly what the fight was about, probably one of those sibling conflicts that feels monumental at the time, and in retrospect is revealed to be a mere trifling.  But at the … Singing the Sacred Clown Read More » The post Singing the Sacred Clown appeared first on Pagan Song: Music for Your Magic.

There is a place within uswhere the waters are still and waiting. When we grow quiet enough to listen —when we dare to open —the voice of spirit rises from that deep place,and magic answers. Sometimes, that magic becomes song.Sometimes, it becomes the kind of song that is not meant to be sung alone —but … Listening In To The Sacred Well Read More » The post Listening In To The Sacred Well appeared first on Pagan Song: Music for Your Magic.