I love this chant/round by Phil Porter- it's been a favorite since childhood. If you're looking for more ritual song, join me for "Singing the Wheel of the Year" songs and history for the neopagan holidays. Learn more here: linktr.ee/songspeaksaro

#uu #unitarianuniversalist #folkmagic #pagan

A protest song for the times we're in: "There Are More Waters Rising." We will wade through the rising waters and the walk through the burning fires. Watch me sing the whole song here: youtu.be/EWWLzAlADVY?...

#protestsong #climatechange #movementsong #protestchant #handsoff #globalwarming

A song about the Matronae, goddesses who appear to have been prayed to in the Rhineland & Gaul for their aspects of prosperity & good fortune.

Learn songs like this one in my upcoming course: songsthatspeak.teachable.com/p/singing-th...

#celticgoddess #goddess #triplegoddess #wiccan #witchcraft

I love this new song for the May Queen by Haylie Allcott and Meg Ammons!
Want to learn more songs for May Day/Bealtaine? Check out my offering here: songsthatspeak.teachable.com/p/singing-th...

#beltane #mayday #internationalworkersday #feministsong #Bealtaine

What can pagan traditions of the past teach us about rebelling in the present? Read more at my newsletter post here:
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A prayer to the goddess-turned-saint Brigid! Did you know Brigid has a delightfully subversive history- including performing an abortion on a pregnant nun? You can learn more about the riotous and righteous histories of the pagan holidays in my upcoming course: linktr.ee/songspeaksaro

#handsoff

I've been loving this witchy & subversive song- often known in French as “J'ai vu le loup” (“I saw the wolf”). We'll be learning some of the subversive history of the pagan holidays in my upcoming course "Singing the Wheel of the Year." Lynk in bio!

#protestsong #protestmusic #peopleshistory

When we’re in times of stress and loss, what songs keep you feeling connected to the ancestors and to the land? I LOVE this Scots-Gaelic song from the Hebrides, “Chraobh nan ubhal,” meaning “Apple tree.”

Upcoming pagan songs course here: linktr.ee/songspeaksaro

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