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Celebrating the Divine (especially Roman, Germanic and Buddhist)

16 November 2014

The Gods of Misery

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"Nott" (Germanic Goddess of Night) by Arbo (19th century) When misery comes at first one struggles against it. One tries to ...
27 October 2014

In Praise of Venus

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"Venus healing Aeneas" by Blondel (19th century) In Greco-Roman mythology only Venus has the power to disarm Mars, whom we ...
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24 September 2014

Germanic Pagan Lego

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Here follows a Lego tribute to the traditional Germanic Gods. The Gods depicted immediately below are meant to depict (from left to right)...
23 August 2014

Paganism for Children

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Goddess of wild animals, forests, the hunt and the moon - Diana / Artemis, by xx12taylorxx.deviantart.com This post is devoted to help...
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17 August 2014

Messenger Animals as Omens

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An owl in England (source: neo polytheist) For me, being open minded about the potentiality of omens is part of polytheistic practic...
09 August 2014

Salus – Health and Well Being

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"Hygieia" (the Hellenic Salus) by Klimt (1900) Salus is the Goddess of safety, health, well being and, according to some...
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20 July 2014

Shamanism

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Korean Shaman. Source: people.cohums.ohio-state.edu A month or so ago I got talking to a fellow I know who had just come back from Sou...
28 June 2014

Vesta of the Hearth

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"The Vestal" by Frederic Leighton (1883) For Romans Vesta was the great protecting deity; this is why ancient Romans were so ...
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08 June 2014

Buddhist Tattoos

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Thai Buddhist monk receiving a sak yant tattoo Source: peaceloveandtea.tumblr.com Given the popularity of my earlier posts on tattoos ...
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