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A playwright and award-winning theater director, Patricia Montley teaches in the Odyssey Program and Johns Hopkins University. She is a member of the First Unitarian Church of Baltimore. She is the author of In Nature's Honor: Myths and Rituals Celebrating the Earth (Skinner House, 2005).
Learn more about Patricia Montley on UUA.org.
By Patricia Montley
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Winter solstice and the shaman withinPatricia MontleyIt is we ourselves who must don the shaman's mask.
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Renewing the worldPatricia MontleyModern and ancient New Year's celebrations from around the world.
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It's about time, Persephone!Patricia MontleyAncient myths dramatize the shift from winter to spring.
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Common groundPatricia MontleyCan reverence for the earth bring us together across religious differences?
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Value the darkPatricia Montley
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Festival of the deadPatricia Montley
Even in its secular and commercial form, Halloween ritualizes our inescapable destination.