Wednesday, January 4, 2017

FREE Download of Be a Genie. Learn how to Make Wishes Come True


Start the year with learning, and refining, the art of making wishes come true. It's all about knowledge and training. Get a FREE download of Maureen St. Gemains's book Be a Genie: Create Love, Success and Happiness. 

This is what you do:

Go to www.maureenstgermain.com. Find Be a Genie, and 
follow the instructions to purchase E-book. But instead of paying simply enter the code Genie. And it's all yours!


Praise for Be a Genie: Create Love, Success and Happiness. : 


I am privileged to have taken a workshop with Maureen St. Germain where she taught her “Genie” material. Now I’m reading her book with to fill in more background and to refine my techniques. Her concepts and explanations are simple, fun and easy to apply, yet I can say from my own experience that they are profoundly transformative. They are working!!! I suspect many people miss this point because the material is such a delight to read. These concepts are not often taught—in fact, much of it runs counter to the fear-based thought patterns (limitation, scarcity) we traditionally internalize. That means, for most of us, there’s going to be lots of resistance. Maureen knows this and gives us practical, loving techniques to release it. She also gives useful charts of positive responses to prepare us for those snide remarks, including the ones from our own “Inner Voices.” They work because we know in our hearts that the way to create true happiness is with energies of love. Maureen explains why the universe works this way. Once we “get it,” there are no limits to where we can go and what we can do with this material. I’m still in discovery mode with it, seeing what I can create. Already my life is filling with more love, peace, joy and rock-solid confidence in my ability to achieve success “that will take my breath away (in a good way)!”

-Sylvia C, Amazon reviews



Friday, December 23, 2016

We Can Overcome the Challenges of the Holidays, and Laugh and Love Especially. Enjoy!


Highlighted, favorite blogpost in the the knack of time:

We Can Overcome the Challenges of the Holidays, and Laugh and Love Especially. Enjoy!

The holidays! We have to handle the challenges of short days, of having relatives and friends either in our faces, or being unavailable. We may feel the pressure of fixing presents, fancy meals, and end up exhausted. ... read more

By Michael Peter Langevin





Wednesday, December 21, 2016

Happy Winter Solstice - and a Small Sun Pot


Happy Winter Solstice! May it be sweet and easy. We transform as the year is transforming. We change as the year is changing.

There is always ceremony, always small things we can do to help the unfolding of new chapters. Around Winter Solstice I draw year runes, make collages, choose colors to brighten up the incoming year. Through Winter Solstices over the years I have trampled spirals in the snow, hung year-amulets in trees, done ceremony by myself, with a friend or a group, lit fires, torches and candles. Whatever feels right in the moment is the right thing to do.

Whatever my ceremony for the year, I always want to do something extra for the Sun: sunbread, sun symbols, small, glittery things hanging in windows - catching the light. This year I also did a Sun-pot. 

Such a sweet thing to be inspired by the big powers, and do small, simple creations. As you can see - you hardly have to be an artist to do so. All it takes is some acrylic paint, some gold ornaments from the free-shelf, and a certain freeing lack of self-critisism. Here is this year's Winter Solstice special Sun symbol: old pot to a new pot, from a-little-worn-pot to a bright symbol of the new Sun.


May She Come Back Safely to All of Us





Photographs by Sofia Karin Axelsson

Sunday, December 18, 2016


of Tyr: Sky god. Wolf. Spiritual warrior. Courage. Stand your truth.
Sacrifice that which seems so important, and find a new stance.


Illustration by Sofia Karin Axelsson

Thursday, December 1, 2016

Rune of Water, Rune of Lake

Rune of water, rune of lake

dribbling, trickling, drip-drop-drake 

Ebb and flow

 Vast ocean
high and low











Riches deep below



Ran - fearsome, cruel
Sensual queen of blue


Underwater circus, subconscious themes, 

ebb and flow, ebb and flow

Slow rythmic patterns
I surrender, drag me under
let me twirl 
and twirl
and twirl

together with the Naiades.



Illustration and photograph two and three by Sofia Karin Axelsson

Monday, November 28, 2016

Sunna - A Prayer to the Sun Goddess

As the days grow shorter - we can pray to Sunna, to Sol, the SunGoddess of the cold North. She knows well how every ray is worth it's weight in gold. Fire hair flowing, as she drives her sunchariot over the sky - day after day.



Be at ease. The wolves may chase her, but she wins the race. Every day takes skill and effort. Every day is precious. 

It is said that the skywolves will catch up with her one day, and eat the sun so there is no more day. But that Sunna has given birth to a daughter - shining bright and new - who will light up the world once again.

Perhaps this happens every year. Surely Sunna, or Sunna her daughter will return after the darkest day.


Give a prayer in any case. Because thankfulness to any force is never lost. Our hearts expand, and we shine brighter, when we remember that many fight hard to keep the universe moving in endless balance -in whatever form we wish to perceive them. Just as Sunna steers her chariot over the sky - day after day.

Photoart by Sofia Karin Axelsson

Wednesday, November 16, 2016

Odin - God of Wisdom

Wisdom, such a funny thing. Easy to chop up pieces, and put under glass cages, to be admired - between collegues - in dusty museums.

"Wisdom is what works," says Pinkola Clarissa Estés.
A wise lady indeed.

"Wisdom is what works," I say, "and then take us further."

I don't want to be an image of a god, made out of petrified wood, placed on an elevated throne. I want to move, I want to roam, to explore, to find new homes.

I don't want to be a carrier of stale, old tales. Only if you make the tales alive, will I borrow you my strength.

Let words fly high. Don't use them to drag you down to the dry and crusty ground.

Curiosity is all. Don't hold me back, don't hold me still.

I move towards the corners of the worlds, that still expands, that still thrills.

One-eyed I am, and the metaphor is this: if you don't sacrafice your old sight - you see very little.


Photograph: "Odin's Eye," by Sofia Karin Axelsson.

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