Phanie Weis > Recent Status Updates

definitely need to purchase the physical book to work through the meditations as the narrator is a bit too loud & quick. though i doubt it's her fault

heavy read

not the best to listen to while at work in a cubicle setting. but still incredibly insightful

a good palette cleanser

wth the audiobook is so good. i just wish the narrator's voice each other's characters in the rotating POV.

tw: rape and mutilation (of infants and children)

Raidho & Kenaz

reading through the context of the book my first round felt a lot like work -- but that's because i wasn't ready for it. now giving it another go i strongly appreciate much of the historical context siri provides. i'm still contemplating whether i'll jump through the runes or read as they're presented in the book.

listening through the audiobook has me enjoying every character i have encounter. and im sure through the physical book i would feel the same. it has given me quite the giggles.

chapter 5 was just non stop chills. enjoying learning about this mystical goddess.

triggered my own anxiety but all in the right ways.

listening to the audiobook and going back and rereading with the hard copy. i enjoy courtney weber's writing and she makes following an untapped area easy but personally challenging.

Heavily enjoying the audio book while working. I've gotten so engrossed that even a co-worker walking by had me jump! Love me a good anxiety protagonist.

i've read a lot more but just never update goodreads accurately

I finished the reading portion of analyzing my Sun and Moon. This book has put astrology in a simplistic and efficient way that I keep wanting to read ahead before doing the reflective part. This was a book gifted to me, but I finally decided to pick up because I now had questions. The first 157 pages will take you through Chani's experience, a basic concept of astrology, and an in depth look to your Sun and Moon.

Currently, I am enjoying the book but can tell that some of the myths are through a patriarchal lens and are one-sided of goddesses. I am questioning if this was written by pagans or a Celtic myth lover.