neo polytheist

Celebrating the Divine (especially Roman, Germanic and Buddhist)

24 June 2016

Epicurean Polytheism

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Fresco from the Villa di Livia. Source: Lo Dolce Lume Oftentimes the philosophy of Epicurus and his followers (most notably the Ro...
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31 May 2016

Faith in Polytheism

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Roman coin depicting Fides, minted 2nd century CE Source: romanmint.com One of my first posts on this blog, nearly five years ago, wa...
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20 May 2016

The Lararium

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Miniture bronze statue of Venus (1st-2nd century CE) such as may have been placed on an ancient Lararium For me, the heart of Roma...
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17 April 2016

Isis in the Roman Tradition

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Bronze statue of Isis-Venus, 1st-2nd century CE When (some) Romans first came to worship Isis in the first century BCE they embrac...
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01 April 2016

How to be a Bodhisattva

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Buddha statue from Ghandara (Pakistan), 1st-2nd century CE. Source: japanesemythology.wordpress.com Defining Bodhisattva Loosely put...

The Lotus Sutra

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Bodhisattva of compassion, Avalolitesvara, holding a white lotus, Ajanta Caves mural, west central India, 5th century CE or earlier. S...

Schools of Buddhism

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Source: buddhanet.net/e-learning/buddhistworld I have been studying and practicing Buddhism on and off since my teenage years. As a ch...
12 March 2016

Freyja

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"A Blonde Beauty" by Styka   The usual starting place, when looking to the written sources on Germanic Gods, is Snor...
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04 February 2016

Janus of the Gateway

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18th century herm of Janus. Source: hadrian6.tumblr.com Janus is the God of the doorway and the gateway. He is the holder of the key...
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