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Archive for August, 2007

Creating the Cosmos for the very first time

Spontaneous fellow that I am, I simultaneously created and performed my first ritual today.
I lifted a blanket in the air, representing heaven, and laid it upon the floor, representing earth. I folded it twice, partaking in the act of creating the cosmos, and sitting in the centre, I became a part of creation.
I closed […]


The Swan Maiden’s Story

Image requested by Ali (Meadowsweet & Myrrh). Based on The Swan Maiden’s Story

The Swan Maiden’s Story (large)

The Swan Maiden’s Story (small)

Photos
light and sleep 4
Spring of river Bosnia
Swan 3
Swan


Isis

Image requested by Jane (Semi-Charmed Wife)

Isis (large)

Isis (small)

Photos
Kite in flight
Think About It


The Green Man

Image requested by Anti-thesisofreason

The Green Man (large)

The Green Man (small)

Photos
self portrait
Ivy
Tree


The Proto-European Cosmogonic Battle Theme

In deos Shadow’s latest podcast The Celtic Creation Story, Brendan Myers explains why he believes that the battle between the Fomorians and Tuatha De Danann at the The Second Battle of Mag Tuired, was originally a Celtic creation myth.
I’d like to expand upon this idea with a theory of my own concerning the duel roles […]


The Goddess Epona of the Sacred Way

The goddess Epona would be wonderful for me. She is often seen in her equine form as a white mare.

Image requested by R.E (The Sacred Space)

The Goddess Epona of the Sacred Way (large)

The Goddess Epona of the Sacred Way (small)

Photos
White Horse
Reflection
Invocation
Making Talismans: Living Entitles of Power By Nick Farrell
Digital Art Requests
Calling out to […]


To Aphrodite

Calling out to other mythology (there’s not nearly enough of you!) or Pagan bloggers out there! Does anyone have any requests for some divine digital art?
If you would like me to create a piece of digital art (for use on your blog) of a particular god, goddess, religious symbol, etc, let me know in […]


Joys and Trials of Religion meme

eirsinitiate from Birch Grove has memed me.
Rules

You have to use your own belief system for the meme. No fair using someone else’s to make a joke or satire. Being humorous about your own religion is encouraged!
You have to have at least one joy and one trial. More are encouraged. And no, they don’t have to […]


The Pagan Linkquisition

Thank you to everyone that has responded (so far ) to my post The Pagan Inquisition (Questions about Paganism for Pagans). I am now a Pagan expert thanks to you all . Well, not quite, but I have gained insight into the Pagan community, through asking these questions. Plus the bonus of […]


Digital Art: Place of the Double Axe

An abstract representation of the labyrinth built by Daedalus.

The place of the double axe.

Minos aspired to the throne [of Krete], but was rebuffed. He claimed, however, that he had received the sovereignty from the gods, and to prove it he said that whatever he prayed for would come about. So while sacrificing to Poseidon, he […]


Mythological Representations of the Cosmos

Religious symbols are different from signs inasmuch as symbols participate in the reality to which they point, he (Tillich) argued. Symbols and signs both point beyond themselves to something else, but symbols participate in the meaning and power of the reality for which they stand. They open up the deepest dimension of the human soul […]


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