Mon, 15 June 2009
Summertime, the livin' is easy, well it's not quite summer yet, but it feels like it here in The Wigglian Studio! Hello everyone, thanks so much for downloading the show, we're so glad that you are deciding to spend a little of your day with us! Tonight we talk about Beauty and Sacred Landscapes! Lot's of poetry in this episode... Tonight's feature album is The Promise by Michelle Mays. We begin with One Power-Opening followed by The Welcoming. We close the show with One Power-Closing. Let's send some Wigglian Love Michelle's way... For our second break we hear from fellow Canadians, Sarah McLachlan and Lorenna McKinnit. From Sarah's Stumbling Towards Ecstasy, we hear Ice and from Loreena's The Visit, please enjoy Greensleeves. Podkin Love! Here's the link for the Dionysos Bromios invocation that I read. Friends, did you know that YOU make a difference?! That's right, YOU. We might get the accolades, but it's our wonderful listeners that make a difference in people's lives, YOU are the best listeners that a podcaster could ever hope for! Thanks for making The Wigglian Way such a wonderful journey!  Comments[5]
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- Thank you all for the wonderful comments. I think we put a lot of heart into this show. Not that we usually don\'t but it had a different feeling. Almost ethereal.
Mojo does look like he\'s blushing. I can\'t remember what was said. I absolutely detest having my picture taken so I know I was probably asking Sarah not to do it. LOL.
The equipment is pretty cool. I have NO idea how it works. - Wow guys wow..... I listened to the cast today while on the bus and was in awe the whole time. The poems, the feelings, the beauty. Amazing!!
Not only that but I was full on crying while Mojo read the email from Michelle Mays.
Seriously.... Thanks for today... :)
See you soon!
L - Most excellent, and beautiful show, as always!
A comment on sacred spaces. I think the big difference is that which defines a sacred space versus that which defines a holy place. Being sacred typically means that a place is reserved for deity or the divine in general, while being holy typically decries a place set aside for a particular deity - such as a church or temple.
I think a holy place is always set apart, as it is permanently consecrated to a God or Goddess (a church, the Parthenon, etc.). While a sacred place is set apart as sacred when you use it as such, like Sparrow said about the camp grounds. My back yard is sacred, but not when I'm mowing it. However, when the moon is full, and I'm using it for magical rites, it's one of the most sacred places I've ever been in.
Love and Lyte,
Fire Lyte
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