How to Know the Stars with Star Lore Historian Mary Stewart Adams
It’s not too soon to include the stars in your New Year’s resolutions ~ and here’s a terrific way to […]
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The Song of Eurydice for International Dark Sky Week
This week marks International Dark Sky Week, because of the New Moon on Wednesday, April 22nd, which is also the […]
When We Go Into the Dark ~ Humanity and the Dark Sky for International Dark Sky Week, April 19-26, 2020
Each year during the week of April’s New Moon, International Dark Sky Week is observed and celebrated around the world. […]
Beyond the Telescope ~ National Park Service Webinar by Mary Stewart Adams
Recently I had the opportunity to present to the Night Sky Network of the National Park Service on my humanities-based […]
When Mars became Warrior of Compassion
Mars is the only evening sky planet this month, visited by the crescent Moon this weekend, but then returning to […]
What Does it Mean to be a Star Lore Historian?
In this interview with Laura Scappaticci, Program Director for the Anthroposophical Society in America, Mary Stewart Adams shares her work […]
Finding Light and Keeping the Dark Sacred
Mary Stewart Adams speaks at the 2018 World Goodwill Seminar held in November in New York City, about the importance […]
Quick Snapshot of the Star Lore Historian’s Season Ahead
Sometimes a list is more accessible than a calendar format, so here is a quick preview of upcoming events. Please […]
Finding Light in the Sacred Dark ~ World Goodwill Seminar
In November, 2018, I was invited to speak at the World Goodwill Seminar hosted by the Lucis Trust in New […]
10 Tips for Summer Stargazing in Michigan
Photo by John McCormick, MichiganNutPhotography.com Story by Emily Bingham | MLive.com “Few summertime traditions are as sacred as stargazing. It connects […]