Ariadne – Magick From Scratch

Apotheosis Practices: Creating Rituals To Unify Divine Aspects, Part 1

“Theseus’ crime deified her. She gave that ingrate the winding thread and gladly swapped her perjured husband for Bacchus .

Recently, I have been doing an in-depth study of apotheosis. For the Hellenic Pagan (and possibly for others, though I

City streets under a pale and hollow moon In a hazy, starless sky Busy streets Ox-cart windings paved over Signs

Ariadne and Hermes have collectively been making noises at me about “The Mysteries of Apotheosis.” For Ariadne, obviously, the topic has

Trigger Warning: Abuse, Genocide, Religious Coercion. Written as decompression from conversations with Ariadne, who I am coming to understand as

Learning how to talk to Ariadne has been difficult for me. Normally, I converse with deities using a combination of

Breasts bared Hands upraised in triumph The sound of shackles shattering Still echoes off the stone A wild cry goes

Here she is, at last, big busted, curvy, with well-girdled waist. The face and hair style are from the frescoes

I guess this is sort of an open question. Other than “buxom,” we have very little in the way of

I heard you, Dionysos. So, as I begin to delve into the idea of Ariadne as a goddess, equal in