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Notes on anger, reason, and drama | Stuff Aldrin Says

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Random musings of a freesexual, half-blood, heretic, pagan nerd. Notes on anger, reason, and drama. I wrote this about a year (or two? Ago when I was really frustrated over something. Fortunately, I no longer remember the reason why I was so angry, but I still remember how I repeatedly tried to hurt myself to calm myself down. Below are a few notes I shared (and deleted) on Facebook after I had calmed the fuck down from my unfortunate breakdown:. Don’t compare; it isn’t fair. Each person,...Life is not a...

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Everyday Hellenics: Gods Diverse and Innumerable

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The Life, Worship and Hearth Traditions of a Modern American Hellene. Hellenic Ethics and Cosmology. Saturday, January 15, 2011. Gods Diverse and Innumerable. Guides and/or Angels and that they seek to interact with us in this life as teachers, companions and advocates. These are the beings through which the various powers of Truth flow into our lives. For me, the power of righteous and empowering anger against those who have hurt the helpless flows through Mother Hera. Called by many names. Imagine ...

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Everyday Hellenics: May 2010

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The Life, Worship and Hearth Traditions of a Modern American Hellene. Hellenic Ethics and Cosmology. Monday, May 31, 2010. The Hero's Deepest Wound- A Memorial Day Plea to Ares. My father did not turn out to be a good man. All of this is to say that my dad had every right in this and any other world to be completely and totally screwed up- and he was. His depression. Kept him from ever holding a steady job. His anxiety. And any of you who may know and/or love a similarly brilliant but tormented young sol...

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Everyday Hellenics: Rituals

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The Life, Worship and Hearth Traditions of a Modern American Hellene. Hellenic Ethics and Cosmology. Winter Solstice (December 21). Spring Equinox (March 20). Summer Solstice (June 21). Autumn Equinox (September 23). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. To Zeus, Father of All. To the Source of All Living. Inquiring Pagans Want to Know. Gods Diverse and Innumerable. Crafting a Hearth Tradition: Intimate Magic, Every. The Childhood Makeup of a Mercurial Life. Hellenism Around the Web.

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Everyday Hellenics: Invocation to Dionysos

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The Life, Worship and Hearth Traditions of a Modern American Hellene. Hellenic Ethics and Cosmology. Wednesday, January 19, 2011. Lord of wine and liberty,. Joy and dance and revel among us. O giver of life's sweet ecstasy. Free and wild and strange and strong,. Enliven our minds, enrapture our bodies. O Lord, we pray you hear our song. Posted by Michelle Ashley. March 4, 2014 at 4:55 AM. This is a very interesting blog. Keep on going along the Via. Vale in Pace Deorum. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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it didn’t happen like I thought it would | Jestidwell's Blog

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Wife of 1 and Mom to 5. Writing about my journey thru life, motherhood and the pursuit of the afternoon nap. It didn’t happen like I thought it would. Asymp; 428 Comments. Wilhelm picked us up at 9am. I was dressed in my “mission trip clothes” and had my game face on. Today was going to be the day that I fell in love with Kenya. It didn’t happen. Wilhelm took us to The Junction {Nairobi’s version of a mall}. We had to walk through security just to get in the door. My heart was prepared for dirt floors.

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Everyday Hellenics: To Zeus, Father of All

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The Life, Worship and Hearth Traditions of a Modern American Hellene. Hellenic Ethics and Cosmology. Tuesday, January 18, 2011. To Zeus, Father of All. The following is a daily prayer. That I developed based on the many different versions of The Charge of the God. In my personal devotion, I find it works well for Zeus. So it is, and so it shall be, forever and ever, Blessed by the Mystery. Posted by Michelle Ashley. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. To Zeus, Father of All.

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Everyday Hellenics: Hubris? Meet 2x4

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The Life, Worship and Hearth Traditions of a Modern American Hellene. Hellenic Ethics and Cosmology. Friday, May 28, 2010. Let me get this out of the way right off the bat- I am a Hellene but I am not, by any stretch of the imagination, a hardcore reconstructionist. I am a revivalist. Although I have a deep respect for reconstructionists. Of any stripe, there is a certain attitude among most Hellenic recons. Attribute something like that to angry Gods? But, the thing is, we do. In the eyes of Theoi.

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Everyday Hellenics: Hellenic Ethics and Cosmology

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The Life, Worship and Hearth Traditions of a Modern American Hellene. Hellenic Ethics and Cosmology. Hellenic Ethics and Cosmology. What I Believe, What I Stand For. By Kresphontis on behalf of Diipetes,. Published on Green Egg journal, issue no 109, Summer 1995. Edited and adapted by M. Ashley, Spring 2010. Hellenism (ELLENIKON ETHNISMOS) is not simply a Religion and Cosmology, it is a certain form of human consciousness and an everyday ethos. NOMOS: The entirety of the universal physical Laws), and.

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“What You Should Know to Be a Poet” by Gary Snyder | Confessions of an Urban Druid

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Confessions of an Urban Druid. Polytheism in the city. Laquo; If you have any interest…. I am not a birder, but I know who is. 8220;What You Should Know to Be a Poet” by Gary Snyder. 11 November 2008 by Merri-Todd. All you can know about animals as persons. The names of trees and flowers and weeds. The names of stars and the movements of planets. Your own six senses, with a watchful elegant mind. At least one kind of traditional magic:. Dicvination, astrology, the book of changes, the tarot;. You are com...