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The Wild Pomegranate
http://thewildpomegranate.wordpress.com
The Wild Pomegranate was born out of my connection with the story of Persephone. It’s a story about Light and Dark, Endings and Beginnings, and the Seasons of Life. Especially a woman’s life as Maiden, Mother and Crone.
My prayer and intent is simple, really. By sharing what I have come to learn and experience, I hope that I might be of assistance to others on their own personal journeys of self-discovery, healing and transformation.
Welcome to my little place in the Blogworld :)
- Added on: Apr 6th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Grace
- Listed in: Spirituality Development and Growth
- Tags: relationships life love women Spirituality writing
Recent Posts
It’s a GREAT Time to be a Patriot
Are you ready? I am! It’s time to TAKE IT TO THE STREETS! ...
Hidden Treasures
Facebook is my friend. Seriously, I am totally loving this whole experience. Who knew? When I joined as part of a networking group for work last November, I had no idea how much FB would literally transform my life. First, one old friend finds m...
American Idol-atry
Blame it on my ex-boyfriend. It was our relationship, and many many hours cozied up on the couch, that got me hooked to American Idol 4 years ago. We talked about it. We laughed about it. We text messaged each other about it when we werenR...
He’s HERE!
Hi Everyone! Just a very short note to tell you that my beautiful grandson entered the world yesterday at 11:47 a.m. …3 weeks early and RIGHT on time!…I’ll be back next week with more about all the miracles that are happening he...
Come Out, Come Out, Whereever You Are!
I’ve made a sad kind of discovery about myself in the last couple of weeks…something that surprised me with it’s impact. Several times now, when reading something, I’ve been challenged with the task of focusing on my d...
I’m Just A Tool
Recently I shared a few emails with a pastor. It seems that somehow he stumbled into the Wild Pomegranate, read a bit of my story, and thought it would be useful to his mission – which, if I understood him correctly, is to reach those within ...
