Divining with Animal Guides: Answers from the world at hand
Invoking Animal Magic: A guide for the pagan priestess
This experiential knowledge continues to investigate itself as inseparable from all of life. ~ Danica Anderson, PhD, Social Scientist-Forensic Psychotherapist, author of Blood and Honey the Secret Herstory of Women
Reviews
PaganPages
Excerpt from review of Divining with Animal Guides:
“I was delighted to discover that Divining with Animal Guides is not a cookbook dictionary, concretizing the ‘meanings’ of animal encounters. Author Hearth Moon Rising has created a manual for learning to observe and discern and ultimately, to shift our strictly human viewpoint. Only when we look at the context in which the animals offer us their messages are we able to fully understand their invitations and gifts.
Interviews
Radio Program with Susun Weed
Susun Weed interviews Hearth February 27, 2018 about animal divination.
This book is a jewel. It is much more than a book about the animal powers. It is a guide for how to open our perception to the world around us and broaden our ability to communicate with our co-inhabitants. ~ Susan Rossi, PaganPages
Latest Blog Post
Wolf Moon Magic
January 17, 2025I had the opportunity to see the lights at the Wild Center in Tupper Lake at the full moon this month. It was a very magical evening.
I believe most people think of the “wolf at the door” in the January moon, referring to the cold and desperation of winter’s depths. We have had a very cold month, after last year’s unseasonably warm winter, but the good thing about that has been more snow to play in.
The wolf is a matriarchal symbol of family, because wolves are so family oriented. The youngsters stay with the clan a few years after they’re full size to help raise the next litters.
