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[close] Isabella Rossellini has made a series of educational videos about the sex lives of insects and other fascinating creatures - brilliant! This is the Spider.

[close] Prescription: Play this before breakfast - you'll be singing all day...

[close] Mary Wigman (1886 - 1973) performing her Witch Dance. Not in any way fluffy...

[close] Beautiful song by Susanne Lewis. This was intended as a sort of draft, but I personally think it plays like a finished print.

[close] Meditation with drumming and chanting accompanied by photos of the Stones of Avebury Stone Circle.

[close] A beautifully peaceful and simple meditation technique, with the different stages of depth described clearly.

[close] This is a version of the Broadsheet Murder Ballad "Twa Sisters". In this version the drowned sister is found by a Harper who makes a harp out of her body, and when it is brought to her father's court, the harp begins to play of it's own accord, and sings a song exposing the murderer.

[close] Very few popular music videos are made with a pagan theme. This song seems to be about a love affair with the God of the Sea, and could be interpreted as the plight of people who fall for someone who is too dreamy to be there for them, and is not quite of this world.

[close] A very rare video for amazing Pagan Danish Singer Songwriter Kathrine Heilesen. She sings in both English and Old Norse and plays a variety of instruments.

[close] I couldn't resist one more First Aid Kit video. I love these girls, and what a powerful video.

[close] I suppose the wiccan video should really be done by someone who is technically a full fledged Wiccan, but I so loved Aislynn's style of explaining, and she is so knowledgable, I decided to include this one. Aislynn has a wide scope of knowledge of many different pagan topics.

[close] This month's newsletter focus on the festival of Shand celebrated in the upper Shimla hills of Himachal Pradesh India. This is a video of it I found on youtube.

[close] Quite a pagan video by Swedish Country duo First Aid Kit.

[close] The Waterboys singing W.B. Yeats' poem, The Stolen Child. A beautifully flowing combination of words, melody and images.

[close] I came across two Vloggers who I thought were very personable and explained their paths very well, so I thought I'd share them here. This one is about Hedge witchery which is more of a solitary path than that of traditional Wicca.

[close] Not such a good video as the original one we had here, but that sadly became unavailable, so I found this one, also by Christy Moore.