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I already had this one written, thought I share it to kick off the April God of the Month Club. — Lady of Beauty I sing Goddess of love and joy She Who intoxicates All the world with love Hathor, cow-formed Lady Hwt-Hwrt, “House of Horus” The endless horizon Which contains and embraces The glorious…
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The Gods of the Month for April are Khnum, Hathor, and Oya, a Yoruba Orisha. Two Egyptian Gods came up in the same month again, which is interesting. I guess the Gods think I need to spend more time on the Kemetic side of my spirituality instead of just the Greek. Should be another interesting…
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g At the moment that I type this, I am exhausted, my hands are scratched and covered in sticky cedar resin, and I think there’s a new hole in the sole of my boots. And I’ve never been happier. Working on the homestead is can be tiring, but it much more satisfying than anything I’ve…
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First published at Neos Alexandria, here. — Who is Sobek? His image is striking, standing tall, staff in hand. His face is in profile, the long snout of the crocodile immediately apparent, sharp teeth crooked but noticeable. His crown extends upwards, in two large plumed feathers. Fierce Sobek was the guardian of the Nile and…
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First published on the Neos Alexandria website, here, in 2011. While I love and support Neos Alexandria, I’m in the process of trying to get most of my writing in one place (this blog) so I (and others, I suppose) don’t have to go all over to find it. [Excepted from “Olympos in Egypt”, the author’s…
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Glorious Ma’at, Pure and Divine Crowned with the ostrich feather Goddess of all virtue and goodness Lady of Justice, Queen of Truth Tangible force of harmony Enforcer of right order Ma’at, Queen amongst Goddesses Overseer of the right and just order Of both Gods and men She holds at bay chaotic Isfet And reigns over…
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I debated whether or not to share this, but decided that it might help someone out there if I did. The last 2-3 years have been very hard for me. I feel away from the practice of my faith for a while. And because pretty much all my writing is religiously inspired, that means I…
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Sobek glides Through the Nile River A silent hunter Invisible to all Only yellow eyes visible Just above the water The fiercest creature in the Two Lands No God, nor man, nor animal Understands fear better then He Fierce Sobek Lord of the murky waters Slayer of demons Beats back the night Dark scales glisten…
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Cooks Recreate Ancient Roman Food A Heathen’s thoughts on Living with the Dead Place, power, and persons A really nice oveveiw of Freyja for the GMC And because They are closely connected, a profile of Odin Incense Offerings to the Gods How many Polytheists Are there? Responses to the Gods and Radicals article: Guilt by…
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The internet is usually full of people angry about something, and the online Pagan community is no exception. The pagan blogosphere is usually in a tizzy about something, especially Reconstructionists. I try to avoid drama. I don’t like unnecessary conflict, it tends to really stress me out and stress is something I am trying to…
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