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Tag Archives: ancestors
Lemures and Lemuria
Originally posted on Neptune's Dolphins:
? the Mundus (Opening to the Underworld) ? During the Lemuria (the feast of the Lemures), the Lemures try to find a home among the living. Some want to have a proper burial or…
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Tagged ancestors, ancient festivals, Di Manes, Lemures, Rome, spirits
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Round-up of Interesting Links
Ancient Egyptian Stories to be Published in English for the First Time!! Cool!! Head Coverings in Roman Tradition Cats in Slavic Mythology Really cool crafty ideas for reusing shutters around the house Man sworn into his city council seat while … Continue reading
Posted in Asatru, Egyptian, Greek, homesteading, Roman
Tagged ancestors, Asatru, books, cats, Celtic, Dionysos, DIY, Egypt, history, homesteading, language, Loki, media, Northern Traditions, Pagan community, permaculture, politics, pop culture, Rituals, Rome, Sekhmet, Star Trek, theology, traditional polytheism, women in the ancient world
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Well friends, I’m sorry that I have been out of commission for a while. Missouri has had an epidemic of the flu going around, and pretty much everybody has been sick. Alex and I both had fevers of 102 degrees … Continue reading
Posted in Asatru, God of the Month Club, Greek, life
Tagged ancestors, animals, Anthesteria, art, Asatru, Dionysos, faith, GMC, Greek, history, homesteading, interfaith, life, Muslim, Northern Traditions
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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 … Continue reading
Ancestors and Pow-Wows
Well the ritual last night went great. The altar cloth was gold, a color I assiociate with the ancestors, for some reason, I’m not sure why. The sugar bowls my great-great-grandmother owned were on the table and the worshipers bought … Continue reading
the Ritual Last Night
Last night was the Temple’s official celebration of the Martyrdom of Hypatia of Alexandria. I’ve said before that I consider Hypatia to be one of the ancestral spirits of this Temple, as one as one of my personal heroes. It … Continue reading
