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Because our Wheel of the Year is a obvious observation of the seasons, it’s reflected in culture after culture the world over. So while it’s not a surprise, it’s wonderful to see the parallels with the Native American Medicine Wheel. Here’s a great talk on this subject, coming up tomorrow night! Note that this is at 8 pm EST.
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Natural burials help our Earth, and are getting more popular every year. Sadly, you usually can’t predict when you’ll need to know about natural burials, and the time immediately after a loved one’s death is a very tough time to try to get up to speed, so the time to learn is now. Here’s your chance to learn about them, and to do so from none other than Selena Fox!
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The celebrations on April 20th at the site of the Horn in Holmdel NJ begins with a ribbon cutting at 10 am, which will include Robert Wilson, who was one of the original discoverers of the Big Bang in 1964 (!). Following that is the celebration of the discovery of the Big Bang by the Deeptime Network (preregistration is required for that as attendance is limited – register here before it fills up), with the rest of the day following. If it works for you, this could be a great Naturalistic Pagan Pilgrimage.
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Imagine being in a family of marvels – an aunt who discovered DNA, a nephew who can fly, a cousin who can swim as fast as Olympic swimmers, and more. It’s real! Science shows that all life on Earth is our literal family – and that connection fills me with joy and awe.
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