Radical Honey

Radical Honey stands for sacred activism through connection, community, creativity, and cultivating wonder.

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Sunday, 7 August 2022

New Shoots, Old Roots ~ a new beginning for the Radical Honey blog

Hello to everyone who has read my sharings here. I am deeply grateful to each and every one of you. You might have noticed that I haven&#...

Tuesday, 1 December 2020

Reclaiming Catterntide: a Women's Winter Journey for Celtic Advent

The last week before traditional 'church' Advent began was a meaningful one indeed. Much of that was bound up marking the ancient fe...

Tuesday, 24 November 2020

Stirring up Cattern Cakes & Community ~ for Celtic Advent.

The Sunday before ‘Church Advent’ begins is always Stir-Up Sunday, and this year that fell on 22nd November. I wrote all about Stir-Up Sunda...

Saturday, 21 November 2020

Good Company for the Journey; a resource list for Old Advent (updated for 2021)

'Follow the Star' ( Virginia Wieringa ) For an updated Old Advent Resources list for 2022, and on, please pop along to my new blog a...

Thursday, 19 November 2020

The Lightbringers ~ for Celtic Advent.

I want to use my next few Celtic Advent posts to share resources that you might enjoy and which might deepen our journey through the dark mo...

Tuesday, 17 November 2020

A Wilder Advent ~ Celtic Advent, Day 1

We traditionally think of Advent ; the preparation period for Christmas, as beginning either on 1st December when we open the first door o...

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About Me

Jacqueline Durban: is a writer, poet, hedgepriestess, tutu wearer, and a lover of everything that is soft bellied and smells of the wild earth. She loves to seek out edge places; the hedgerow, the river, the fen, the wasteground, the song, and the wild and tangled imagination. She believes that happiness and the seeing of beauty are radical acts of rebellion. As a psychospiritual counsellor she has worked with the dying and the bereaved, with gypsy travellers, and with young children and, over the last fifteen years, she has led workshops and spoken internationally on the Divine Feminine and connection to the land as sacred. Jacqueline’s inspirations include the world of foraging and folklore, the friendship of crows, the ‘feeling sense’ of words, hedgerows, canals and rivers, chalk landscapes, selkies, and everything about fungi and bees. In another life she would like to be a mycologist/librarian/lock keeper and is sure that such people must exist! She loves tea shops, deadnettles, tardigrades, glitter, herons, and cats, and has been described as a “word witch”, a "lovely black feathered thing", and "a magically delicious cup of toadstool tea"...

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