In a past article I wrote called Eros, Orpheus & On the Origin of the World, I wrote the following conclusion: The primordial Eros itself has a malleable nature, manifesting as a cosmogonical, demiurgic and soteriological deity or daimonic mediator between the sensible and the celestial. And the author of the Orig. World takes full advantage […]
via Magnus Eros: Divine and Daimonic Paradigms — The Aeon Eye
Recorded Names: Aym, Aim, Aini, Haborym, Haborim Channeled Secret Names: Satorim, Salala, Salimgatal, Oraga* Compass: South, Northwest, West Animal: Platypus Date: November 2-12 Zodiac: Scorpio 10-20 D/N: Diurnal Planetary Attributions: Venus (Primary), the Black Sun (Primary), Uranus (Tertiary), Jupiter (Secondary), Neptune (Secondary) Tarot: 6 of Cups Rank: Duke Element: Fire Numbers: 8, 2, 19, 14, […]
He Who battles alongside His friends maintains the strength of Asgard, using His gifts to challenge the giants, using His body to subvert Svaðilfari’s Master. He pours treasure down upon His allies, He rains wrath down upon His foes. His victory lies in the longest game, and of all the Gods, not even He knows […]
Those of us who know Iphigenia only from Euripides’ tragedies (Iphigenia in Tauris, Iphigenia at Aulis) may be surprised to know that she also had a presence in Greek religion, with temples or shrines at various sites where she received prayers and offerings.
She is a tree of life to those who embrace her and those who lay hold of her are blessed. Proverbs 3:18 (Berean Study Bible) Eve’s story, as it has been passed onto us from the Bible, makes Her responsible for manki . . .ahem . . .humankind’s being cursed for all time. The story […]
via Eve is the Hero of the Garden of Eden, Part 1 by Janet Rudolph —
The serpent in the Bible is treated as Eve’s partner in crime, a malevolent seducer who is responsible for humankind’s expulsion from paradise. But did you know there are serpents who figure positively in the Bible? There are serpent priests, a feathered serpent and a healing serpent. Check out this passage: Be ye therefore wise […]
via Eve is the Hero of the Garden of Eden, Part 2 by Janet Rudolph —
This may seem a bit silly, but I think that a lot of people who work with Apollon will understand. If you want Apollon to hover over you for a few days, watch this episode of Star Trek. Oh, yeah. It’s awful. The mythology is all wrong, the special effects are wretched (even for the…
via Who Mourns For Adonais — Apollon’s Commentary — Magick From Scratch
This is the first in a series of posts concerning Appalachia’s folk-creatures. Don’t worry, this aint becoming one of those kinds of blogs! This is folklore, and the best thing you can ever do is learn from it! We’ll start with the Boojum. The story begins at Eagle’s Nest Mountain, […]
Even writing this is a risk, I know. It could be seen as an invitation, expressly to him. But aren’t all gods worldbreakers, if they want to be? When they need to be? Some of them are just better known for wearing that face. I hear his whisper, soft and sibilant, down near the bottom […]
When she falls tell them, She walked with giants A fierce warrior, That overruled the tyrants. A women who solved The labyrinths maze, And stood up to Zeus When he asked for praise. With an army of Titans From both heaven & hell This was no goddess Just a fallen Angel. Leading warriors into war […]
We Dance the Danse Macabre 