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Tag Archives: Artemis
Round-up of Interesting Links
A Single Catholic Priest was Responsible for Destroying the Entire Mayan Written Language! Horrible. Considering Da’esh’s actions in the Middle East towards any reminders of their Pagan past, it’s also a sobering lesson. Ruins of Viking Settlement Discovered Near Hudson … Continue reading
Posted in Asatru, Book Reviews, homesteading, life, Uncategorized
Tagged animals, art, Artemis, Asatru, books, cooking, death, food prep, homesteading, life, nature, Northern Traditions, omens, prepping
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Artemis Agon Submission: A Homesteader’s Prayer
My submission to Lykeia’s Agon for Artemis in honor of Mounykhia. Still a week left if you want to submit something! A Homesteader’s Prayer to Artemis by Amanda Artemisia Forrester O Artemis, bright daughter of Leto, Who knows … Continue reading
Posted in Greek, homesteading
Tagged Agons, Artemis, Goddess, Greek, homesteading, lived polytheism, poetry
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Agon winners for Aphrodite Agon
Originally posted on Beloved in Light:
This afternoon I praised Aphrodite and greeted her to sweeten herself to those who sing her praise, and that she take pleasure in their offered hymns. That each be blessed. One by one I…
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Tagged Agon, Aphrodite, Artemis, Goddess, my writing, Pagan community, poetry
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My Portable Altar Kit
Like many Pagans, I just don’t feel right if I don’t have have my altars around. Paganism is a religion that requires a minimum of a few tools, and often its adherents can go a little overboard acquiring more and … Continue reading
Short Prayers for the Sacred Days of the Lunar Month
these are short prayers for the sacred days of the lunar month. I wrote these years ago, when I first book, Songs of Praise, was published. Most of these are historically attested to as the Athenians considered the days sacred … Continue reading
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Tagged Agathos Daimon, Aphrodite, Apollo, Artemis, Athena, Athens, calendars, Dionysos, Eros, Haides, Hekate, Herakles, Persephone, Poseidon, Selene, Songs of Praise
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Kala Noumenia!
It’s the Noumenia today, and tonight the first silver of Selene’s light reappears in the sky. If you are able, and you did not do it yesterday on Hekate’s Deiphon, today would be a good day to clean your house … Continue reading
Collage Art: Artemis
In honor of Artemis’ sacred day in the Greek lunar calendar.
