Money and The Dragon

08/14/20 • 47 min

This episode illuminates the connection between money and abundance, and delves into the mysterious link between dragon lore and overflow. Abundance Paganism Waiting List: mailchi.mp/847623139546/ap-waitlist Fair Folk Podcast Mailing list: www.fairfolkcast.com (scroll to bottom) The Origin of Dragons article: https://www.jstor.org/stable/40465957 Music: Intro Theme: “Forest March” by Sylvia Woods 19:00 “Holy Cross Warriors March Fantasy” by Andrei Krylov 34:00 “The Dragon Song” by Bonnie Prince Billy

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What is Abundance Paganism?

Abundance Paganism sales page for January 2021: https://fair-folk-media.mykajabi.com/abundance-paganism This episode introduces the concept of abundance paganism, and announces my offering of a course by the same name beginning September 2nd! Topics covered: *how abundance mentality dovetails with a pagan worldview and pagan practice *my definition of ancestry *appropriation and integrity *the connection between suffering, death, sacrifice and transformation *what our ancestors were doing most of the time (hint: it wasn’t war) Music: Fair Folk intro theme: “Forest March” by Sylvia Woods 16:55 “Ia Patonepi” by Imke McMurtrie, Nana Mzhavanadze & Tamar Buadze https://www.amazon.com/Georgian-Songs-Mzhavanadze-Buadze-McMurtrie/dp/B07BJFJLQH 32:00 “Helvegen” by Kalandra (written by Einar Selvik) https://kalandra.bandcamp.com/ “Kur Sakuolalis Ten Gegiutala” by Kulgrinda https://www.facebook.com/Kulgrinda/

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Apples & the Gods with Joseph S. Hopkins

In this episode I dive deep into Ancient Germanic apple and tree symbolism with researcher Joseph S. Hopkins of Norse mythology resource mimisbrunnr.info. Links: Abundance Paganism info and registration: https://fair-folk-media.mykajabi.com/sales-page Mimisbrunnr.info About Joseph S. Hopkins: www.mimisbrunnr.info/hopkins Kvasir Symbols Database entry on apples: https://www.mimisbrunnr.info/ksd-apple Music: Intro theme: "Forest March" by Sylvia Woods "Oj Jabuko" by Ansambl Ladarice "Do you Love an Apple" by the Bothy Band