Vermont Witch Camp 2020
Autumn on the Wheel
Image by Diane L.
Our hands will work for peace and justice,
Our hands will work to heal the land,
Gather round the harvest table,
Let us feast and bless the land,
Our hands will work for peace and justice,
Our hands will work to heal the land,
When we thirst and when we hunger,
We can feed each out-stretched hand.
- Words and music by T. Thorn Coyle
Listen to song on Reclaiming's Second Chants collection
At the fall equinox, the warmth of the Summer is tempered by the coming cool of Winter. The last of the harvest is being cleared away to make space for the nourishment of green fertilizers. All the tomatoes are canned. All the cucumbers are safely resting in their brine. Now is the time for gratitude.
Gratitude to the fields and farms that support so much life. Gratitude to our friends and families, to the four legged's, the winged ones, the wriggling ones, to the forests and the waters, and to all that is, and to all that will be. Blessed is the journey of the Autumn.
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