- I'm in a more reflective mood about Thanksgiving this year as well, and I suppose I'll go on a bit about what there is to be thankful for. Here at Into the Mound, I'll try to stay on-topic...
- I'm thankful for my birth, as a North American in this era. I have had access to information, resources and freedoms unavailable in much of the world in the past or today.
- I'm thankful for the decline of Christian authority in the west, which has allowed spiritual adventurers and heretics t - experiment somewhat publically, to write and teach.
- I am thankful for the Founders of the USA, wh - made it impossible for the government totell me I can't worship the Old Gods in parks, rental halls or my own backyard.
- I am thankful for my teachers, whether the writers of books or those wh - have taught me personally. If I've grown my own Path, I've done it from seeds they helped me plant.
- I'm thankful to Isaac Bonewits especially, for his vision and effort in founding the system I'm working in, and the trust and confidence he showed in my work.
- I'm thankful for the work of Pagan and occult organizers, publishers across the world, who are remaking the Old Ways for new days.
I could goon, but I think I'd become redundant, and if I get specific I'll never be done. I am supremely thankful for my partner, who is my spiritual coworker, my lover and my best friend. And I am thankful for the love and co-work of my friends, as we make our lives together.
So, I know this is corny stuff, but 'tis the season, and nothing is harmed by it.
May we all be blessed on this American holiday for all of us.
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