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EarthSpirit Mugs

Cost: $10 plus shipping ($5 to the continental US)

Now you can show your support for EarthSpirit while drinking your morning coffee! These sturdy 16 oz ceramic mugs are black and say “EarthSpirit” in green lettering. They are safe for the dishwasher and microwave.

EarthSpirit Mug

Weaving the Web of Life by MotherTongue

Price: $12 per CD plus shipping ($3 within the continental US)

Published in 2007, this CD contains a collection of chants and short songs created by EarthSpirit members for ritual use.

Weaving the Web of Life

Weaving the Web of Life Track list:

We Are One
The Circle Shapes Us
Weavers
Burn, Fire
In the Spirit of the Earth
Rise Up
In the Circle of Earth and Sky
Watch It Burn
I Am the Earth

Air I Am
Holy Water
All Beings of the Earth
Ancestor Chant
Ocean Mother
Peace In My Heart
Darkest Time of Winter
We Are One (extended version)

This Winter’s Night
by MotherTongue

Cost: $12 plus shipping ($3 within the continental US)

This recording evokes the vibrant, Earth-centered roots of the winter holidays.

This Winter's Night

On this CD, MotherTongue combines a 20-voice chorus, Celtic harp, African drums, Renaissance instruments and keyboards to create a unique blend of eclectic seasonal music, both ancient and modern. A great alternative to the usual holiday music!

Lyric sheet is available here.

This Winter’s Night Track list:

Carol of the Bells
Yule Carol
Ave Color Vini Clari
French Bransle
Oaken Logs
The Wintry Queen
The First Song
Light is Returning

The Fairest Maid
Old Woman
Abbots Bromley Horn Dance/
This Longest Night
Winter Solstice Sunrise
Shepherd's Dance
Oidche Mhaith Leibh
Gaia, Carry Us Home

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The EarthSpirit Community

The EarthSpirit Community is an organization dedicated to the preservation and development of Earth-centered spirituality, culture and community; we particularly focus on the indigenous traditions of pre-Christian Europe, known collectively as paganism, which have survived in varying degrees to the present day. At the core of the pagan traditions is a sense that the Sacred manifests throughout the natural world, that we can experience it directly through communion with Nature, and that the Spirit of the Earth unites all beings in a vast and varied web of interdependent connections. The pagan traditions incorporate attitudes of veneration and respect for the Earth, and shape a way of life that reflects the patterns and wisdom found in Nature, inspiring us to honor diversity, to value cooperative community, and to live in harmonious balance as an integral part of the natural world.