Greek
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I don’t know if the Greek Nyx and the Egyptian Nuit were equated in ancient times, but the correlation made sense to me. Just my UPG. Primordial Nyx, Lady Night Daughter of Chaos, Mother of Strife Dark-manteled one, of shining eyes Flowing hair, of pitchest black Skin ebony-dark, Like space, Like fertile earth Black-cowled robe…
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So, I have not posted for the GMC as much as I had hoped this month. Rest assured that I have not forgotten, I am continuing to research and work on my thoughts, and hopefully by the end of the month come up with a ritual or two as well. I have been working on…
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Page 1: left side of the binder Page 2: right side of the binder
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The hymn to the Nymphs on this collage is one I wrote, too.
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GMC: Bes, Agathos Daimon, and Household Worship So, Bes and the Agathos Daimon both shoved up in the same month, which I find fascinating. A cursory examination of Bes’ symbolism shows that He was regarded in Egypt as a protector of the home. He is sometimes also called Aha, which means “fighter”. There do not…
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Page 1: left side of the binder Page 2: right side of the binder
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Page 1: left side of the binder Page 2: right side of the binder
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There is a reason that the chapter for Ares is going to come last in the book. I’ve put off writing this chapter longer than anything else. Ares is one of the Gods that I have always had the hardest time understanding, and upon reflection, I believe that may be partially because of the rivalry…
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So, anyone know anyone devoted to/actively involved in the worship of Ares? I’m working on my book, Journey to Olympos, again. I’ve been writing this damn book for almost a decade now, and I’m so close to finishing it! I’d like to have it out in a few months if I could. I really only…
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I’ve had some seemingly “random” lucky things happen since the Noumenia ritual when I formally invited Hermes in to build a deeper relationship with Him. Today I went to McDonalds for a few hours, just to get out of the house, with my laptop and my brother. It’s something we do sometimes when we have…
Temple of Athena the Savior 