Author name: Calon y Ddraig

Artist and shamanic practitioner offering integrative soul work in Central Texas. Also a Welsh language enthusiast.

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Fall Drumming Circle

Come take a moment to pause, ground and honor the coming of the Fall Equinox in close connection with community and the power of the drum. Bring your own drum or rattle or use one of the many we have to share at the Healing House. No prior drumming experience necessary. Youth ages 12 and […]

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Journeying with the Ancestors

These quarterly stand-alone groups afford those who are interested in and/or already working on integrating their connection with the ancestors into their daily lives and personal journeys, a place to drop back into that connection with the support of others who are also open to and/or immersed in this work. Each group includes an embodied

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The Evolving Mural Practice

For the past 20 years, I have cultivated an ongoing practice that weaves my artistic and creative process together with my soul growth and evolution. I have come to call this my Evolving Mural Practice and it has resulted to date in the ongoing and continual emergence of 10+ large-scale murals that cover various walls

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The Three Nights of La Huesera

For the better part of the last year, I have been participating in a Celtic storytelling apprenticeship with best-selling Scottish author and host of the “House of Legends” podcast, Daniel Allison. This offering of, “The Three Nights of La Huesera,” is my final project for this apprenticeship. Weaving together a variation of the story of

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Fall Camping Ceremony – “Rise, Artist, Rise!”

I am so excited to announce this Fall’s camping ceremony which will be focused around the artist archetype and taking place at Texas’s newest state park up north just west of Fort Worth – Palo Pinto Mountains State Park. In the old Celtic Calendar, 10/29 – 10/31 were considered the 13th month.  As one of my

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Lughnasadh Community Story & Song Circle

This year, I’ve decided to offer an opportunity for community to gather around the fire (or a symbolic fire element if we’re in the midst of a burn ban) to hear and share stories and join in a community song or two as a way to honor the old Celtic fire festivals. These festivals mark

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