remnant 2 tillers rest amulet

"The Year of Magical Thinking" is a play written by Joan Didion based on her memoir of the same name. The play debuted on Broadway in 2007 and received critical acclaim for its raw and emotional portrayal of grief and loss. The story revolves around Joan Didion herself, who reflects on the year following the sudden death of her husband, writer John Gregory Dunne. The play is a powerful exploration of the human experience of grief, as Didion grapples with the shock and pain of losing her spouse. Throughout the play, Didion explores the different stages of grief, from denial to anger to acceptance. She delves into the complex emotions and thoughts that arise during the grieving process, offering a deeply personal and intimate look into her own experience.

Endless Possibilities - Jaret Reddick (Bowling for Soup)
"It's always been inside of me, and now I feel so free.."

Many of the Feri gods share similarities with other more popular Pagan deities so once you learn a bit about each one, you can see why I might have chose a certain song. Many of the Feri gods share similarities with other more popular Pagan deities so once you learn a bit about each one, you can see why I might have chose a certain song.

She delves into the complex emotions and thoughts that arise during the grieving process, offering a deeply personal and intimate look into her own experience. "The Year of Magical Thinking" is known for its poetic and lyrical language, as Didion skillfully blends her profound thoughts on grief with vivid descriptions and introspection. The play also incorporates elements of magical thinking, as Didion tries to make sense of the unimaginable loss through irrational beliefs and superstitions.

Goddess Moon

Deb Kroehwimwin has been writing songs all her life, but this was the first one she composed for the Crow Women. She wrote it for a moon ritual she led for us. In each verse, the group of singers asks a question of the Moon Goddess, and Deb sings the moon’s reply. (The chorus of ‘little goddesses’ is Alane, Carole, Deb, Judith, Marilyn, Melanie, Molly, Shannon and Tara.) This song is track 7 on Crow Magic, which you can purchase here.

Lyrics:

Goddess Moon, when are you coming?
Goddess Moon, where do you rest?
Little Goddess, you can feel me
As I glow within your breast

Goddess Moon, where are you shining?
Goddess Moon, when are you full?
Little Goddess, you can feel me
In your belly as I pull

Goddess Moon, where are you hiding?
Goddess Moon, when will you bless?
Little Goddess, you can feel me
As you roll in my caress

Goddess Moon, when are you coming?
Goddess Moon, where do you hide?
Little Goddess, you can feel me
In your womb now, deep inside
music & lyrics © Deborah Ann Taylor Nielsen (ASCAP) 2011

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One of the recurring themes in the play is the fragility of life and the unpredictability of death. Didion reflects on the fleeting nature of existence and the profound impact that death can have on those left behind. She also contemplates the concept of time, questioning its meaning and significance in the face of loss. Overall, "The Year of Magical Thinking" is a deeply moving and thought-provoking play that explores the universal themes of love, loss, and grief. Its personal and introspective nature allows audiences to connect with the raw emotions portrayed on stage, making it a memorable and impactful theatrical experience..

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