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Recently I’ve been giving some thought to the connection between sex and spirituality and, influenced to some extent by John Michael Greer’s series of postings on ‘Sex and Occultism’ at The Well of Galabes,

Maybe I'm just incredibly sensitive to the psychic forces of the social climate - or maybe I'm like everyone else, and we're all experiencing similar kind of feelings - but it's not hard for me to feel

Horror has never been my main interest and until a couple of weeks ago, I didn't give the new adaptation of 'It' a second thought. I'd been vaguely aware of its imminent release, but had paid little attention.

Often our greatest mysteries lie just beyond the senses. Suspended in webs amongst the aether, they tug at our minds, inviting us inside to make sense of the games and puzzles which manifest only in dreams.

Antarctica has this mythical weight. It resides in the collective unconscious of so many people, and it makes this huge impact, just like outer space. It's like going to the moon. John Krakauer image via

Pagan Pride UK is now in its 8th annual year, and yesterday I attended for the second time with friends from my local Pagan Moot. It's held at the Nottingham Arboretum on the first Sunday in August - there

The heart of Newcastle is the area named 'Grainger Town', which also contains a majority of the city's historical buildings. It's named after Richard Grainger, the gentleman who designed several of the

Last year a friend and I took a trip to Newcastle (a city in the north of England) and Durham, a charming town that's close by. It was my first visit to both places, and I really enjoyed myself. I had

November 1937 The winds of November were harsh that afternoon. Flecks of rain also fluttered in the air, but it was the growling of the skies that offered the most chilling portent. A couple of empty milk