Divining with Animal Guides: Answers from the world at hand
Invoking Animal Magic: A guide for the pagan priestess
[Invoking Animal Magic] is one of those books you can dip into and read a section that’s so full of interesting facts and ideas you’ll be mulling it over for the rest of the day ~ Before It’s News
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
Hamster Apocalypse
January 28, 2022Dealing with COVID-19 sometimes feels like being on a hamster wheel. We’re in the middle of another wave, and doesn’t it feel like we’ve been here before? And before…and before…
You may or may not have heard about the hamster culling going on in Hong Kong. COVID was detected in a hamster on the island, leading authorities to demand people relinquish all their pet hamsters for testing and extermination.
COVID brings to the forefront many truths about human behavior.
- Humans have a tendency to over-correct. After initially ignoring the threat of COVID, China has pursued a zero tolerance policy, that has had some success, albeit with costs.
- When a policy works, humans tend to employ it until it doesn’t work, ignoring signs that the environment is changing. Zero COVID is unlikely to be possible without allowing the more infectious variants to run their course. But governments will be slow to recognize this.
To the children of Hong Kong who have lost their furry little buddies: So sorry for your loss. I agree, adults can be mean.
