Winter Jade Icely
Winter is an international teacher, writer, and facilitator whose work bridges the mystical arts and the feminine mysteries.
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The Axis of Light (opens the original)
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Today is the Equinox, Mabon in the Northern Hemisphere and Ostara in the Southern. The Equinox holds a special quality of magic for me, as the whole world experiences a moment of oneness through the equality of night and day. The word itself comes from Latin aequus meaning “equal” and nox meaning “night.” We share the same measure of daylight before the earth tilts into autumn and spring. There is something so beautifully honest about the cycles of earth, sun and moon, amidst the noise of so muc
Magdalena (opens the original)
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Magdalena is not a woman, mother or whore.Neither her or she.but a principle of LIFE that anchors in the core of the heart stretching down to the smallest molecule and up to the cosmic sea.Magdalena is the capacity to hold all existence as love within us; a staunch determination to not fall into the allurement of duality, polarity or separation.The bridge to all worlds, all kingdomsMagdalena is the column of light erecting our spine with the remembering of who we and where our life is sourced.It
The Perils of Being a Romantic (opens the original)
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To love is to suffer. To avoid suffering one must not love. But then one suffers from not loving. Therefore, to love is to suffer; not to love is to suffer; to suffer is to suffer.Woody AllenRelationships, in my humble view, are the great frontier of both our deepest longing and our most intense suffering. If there were instructions for our souls prior to incarnating on earth school, warning labels should be stamped on the romantic heart: Beware. The territory of relationship is fraught with the
Notes from a Monastery (opens the original)
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I am writing this from the Abbey of Fleury in France, one of the oldest abbeys of the Benedictine Order. Founded around 630, this abbey has played a crucial role in the spiritual and cultural life of medieval Western Europe. It is known for housing the remains of Saint Benedict. I am here with the intent of silent retreat, among others who are also called inward, and although I would not have chosen a monastery as the backdrop for such enquiry, here I am.I grew up with Catholicism, attended Chur
Musings on my own Insignificance (opens the original)
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Today is Lammas in the Northern Hemisphere, and I awoke with joyful purpose to take some rose petals to a nearby cemetery hosting four ancient cedar trees that gaze over crumbling tombstones.Returning to the simple celebrations of the spiralling of the earth and sun is a very important anchor for me. The simple truth of the cosmic path is a relief to my heart, which is a little scathed. The past year has been rough around the edges, dismantling what feels like a previous incarnation. My resistan
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