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Powerful. Heartrending.
I sit in class and listen to my professor a kind, erudite, and educated man call my gods ‘stupid’. To the south a man lays down his life when Christians demand he desecrate his shrines. I sit in classes and … Continue reading
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Star Trek for Pagans: Klingon religion across the Series(es), Part 3 of 3
This is your only SPOILER WARNING for this article. I will be going very deeply into these episodes, so don’t read if you haven’t seen them and want to be surprised. VOY: Barge of the Dead B’lanna Torres has a near-death … Continue reading
Ozark Encyclopedia – F – Feathers
Originally posted on Mountain Man Traditional Healing:
Chicken feathers burned under bed to stop bleeding during childbirth – “After the babe is delivered, some hillfolk burn a handful of chicken feathers under the bed, as this is supposed to stop…
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Tagged American folklore, folk magic, herbs, hoodoo, magic, Ozark folklore, Ozarks, traditional healing, traditional medicine
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When Your God Is a Hurricane
Originally posted on rotwork:
A few months ago I asked polytheists to ponder the question: your god is a volcano and decides to kill 40,000 people – what do you do? Well, my God is the hurricane, and right now…
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Sacred Power Grid (Or: Spirits are Weird)
Originally posted on antlered:
This is not about crystal energy grids or such. I’m literally talking about the power grid (power plants and transmission lines and so on) and its place in my religious practice. I’ve always been a good…
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Hootigägli Howdown on Tumblr
Originally posted on Gangleri's Grove:
Apparently Emily Kamp, this month’s “Polytheistic Voices” interviewee, is getting a bit of harassment on her tumblr page because she was interviewed by me. Really pathetic, folks, but unsurprising (though I constantly marvel at…
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Submission to Loki Agon
Originally posted on Gangleri's Grove:
To Loki by Amanda Forrester My head is on fire. I can see it all – The threads of destiny, of wyrd, coming together, I see the ghastly fate of my sons, I feel…
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Tagged Agons, Asatru, Loki, my writing, Northern Traditions, Pagan community, poetry
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