Garden alter

Black Magic Garden is perfect to bring that spooky vibe in your yard, especially during Halloween or all year round!

Midsummer altar

Welcome to my 3rd blog post about building outdoor sacred spaces. In my first post, I discussed stacking stones or stone cairn building. In my second post, I discussed building larger spaces, like stone circles and spirals. In this post, I am going to discuss a few other ways to create outdoor sacred spaces and

There's a "Gay Community of The Dead" on a mountain top in Tennessee. It's more a cemetery of remembrance than an actual graveyard. I have a lot more pictures which I will post later.

Sacred Garden

We found this altar as we climbed a hill behind the Zen Buddhist temple, Nanzen-ji, in Kyoto, Japan, on a rainy Saturday in May. A guy ahead of us lit the candles of every altar along the path.

A number of people have asked me for ceremonies and activities that help facilitate sacred work on the land in various ways. Why would we want such ceremonies? Quite simply, we can get the most effect by combining actions out in the world with rituals and other forms of magical practice on the inner worlds.