Last month (note: this is still when we were on a monthly format) we talked about Hephaestus, the Greek god of fire and volcanoes, whose fires helped forge some of the greatest legendary items of all time. This month we’re discussing Pele, the Hawaiian goddess of fire and volcanoes who uses her fires to demonstrate her power and emotions.
10 questions with Maritess Zurbano, mentalist, magician, Rebecca’s hero.
Take a moment to learn about the Avalon Center for Druidic Studies.
Ah, the peach, so many people lay claim to this sumptuous fruit. South Carolina has it as its state fruit, yet Georgia calls itself the Peach State.The peach is native to China, but it also has a history in Iran. It also happens to be the name of an adult entertainment empire! What is the deal with the peach? Surprisingly, it comes down to symbolism.
Just what the title says, the story of Edgar Cayce.
Rebecca wants to know, where have you gone Tanya Pointer?
Rebecca vents her musical frustrations.
Author Richmond West gives us an abbreviated look at his book “Your Yesterday is my Tomorrow.”
Check out The Hermetic Tarot.
Like all truly kick butt creatures of legend the tengu has a huge list of stories and associations, but unfortunately, one may never truly learn the fact from fiction about this complex creature. Most believe the tengu began its existence in China as the t’ienkou or tianguo, an entire class of demons who are remarkably similar to the Japanese tengu. So how did the Chinese tianguo end up in Japan as the tengu? The very people the tengu enjoyed tormenting carried it there.
