I knew the last iron spoon had to be something really special. I wanted to do something that Hephaestos might appreciate, inspired by Thenea’s recent gnosis post wherein He observed the irony that His own temples, historically, have failed to … Continue reading →
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New Devotional Necklace: Get In Gears
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This necklace started out as a bit of fun that turned into something much, much more. At the turn of summer the Vanic Conspiracy gathered to renew one of our group spells in honor of Njordh, asking Him to help us “bring our ships safely in” with a bountiful catch. To do this we tie…
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New Devotional Jewelry: Fire and Water
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A new bracelet and necklace reflecting fire and water! Four birds are entwined in this Celtic-style animorphic knotwork pendant. Warm yellows, oranges, and peachy tones shift with the light. Water Necklace Blue and green and silvery pewter with Celtic knotwork and spirals make a necklace honoring Brighid’s healing well. Brighid’s Well ($40): Deep green stone…
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Reblog: Against Their Will: Our Duty to Respond to Fellow Polytheists in Distress
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EmberVoices: There’s a lot to chew on in this post by Thenea, and I’m still chewing. I agree with the overall goals for our community that I see presented here. I don’t agree with all of the underlying theology regarding what exactly the gods are or what They want, but I am not sure how…
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Reblog: To Honor the Land is to Deal with the Dead
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EmberVoices: Yes, this, what Galina Krasskova says is undeniably true. Especially the dead local to the land! I’m not just talking about visiting the local graveyards, either. How those who have died on the land are respected has a huge effect on our relationships with the land itself. If you live in the Americas, you…