Over the weekend I received my fiftieth sale in my Etsy store. When I opened shop four months ago I didn’t know what to expect, just knew that this was something I […]
Ancient Divination for the Modern Greek Pagan
There is no question that divination was a significant part of life in the ancient Greek world. Decisions were made at the highest level based, at least in part, on the work […]
Why I Am A Polytheist
There’s a reason I am a hard polytheist, and that reason is that hard polytheism is the lens through which I (as in me, personally, as an individual) see the gods most […]
An Introduction to Hermes
Hermes is the god of tradesmen and travellers, as well as thieves. As a god of communication he helps with the transmission of messages. He also acts as a psychopomp–one who conducts […]
Where to find me
The internet is a big place, and while it’s tempting to settle comfortably into one big, sprawling catch-all of a house, the longer I am here, the more I tend to branch […]
An Introduction to Epithets
Culturally, we probably know the Greek gods better than any other pantheon. We can attribute this in part to artists and poets–Byron and his crew loved our gods and loved to write […]
Altar-native practices
This is my most current pic of my altar for the Greek gods, and it’s three years old–but I still have much of the same statuary and decor. Yes, it is a […]
New in my Etsy Shop: Prayer Bead Bracelets
I’m not all that much of a jewelry person, myself–except when I am. I’ve been wanting a way to keep my prayer beads on my person, within reach and easy to use; […]
An Introduction to Hephaistos (Hephaestus)
Hephaistos is god of smiths, craftsmen and inventors, particularly metalworkers. Myths and Stories Hephaistos’ first myth is that of his birth to Hera; he may or may not be the son of […]
An Introduction to Hekate
Hekate, goddess of pathways and crossroads, is also associated with magic, witchcraft, and ghosts. She is as well a protective goddess, particularly of women, and many houses had a small shrine to […]
