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 .
Tag: Ariadne
Apotheosis: The Theological Problems
Recently, I have been doing an in-depth study of apotheosis. For the Hellenic Pagan (and possibly for others, though I
The Fall of the Minoans
City streets under a pale and hollow moon In a hazy, starless sky Busy streets Ox-cart windings paved over Signs
Apotheosis: Everything You’ve Ever Wanted To Know About How Humans Become Greek Deities But Were Afraid To Ask
Ariadne and Hermes have collectively been making noises at me about “The Mysteries of Apotheosis.” For Ariadne, obviously, the topic has
Where Was God?
Trigger Warning: Abuse, Genocide, Religious Coercion. Written as decompression from conversations with Ariadne, who I am coming to understand as
Untangling the Golden Thread: Making Sense of Ariadne.
Learning how to talk to Ariadne has been difficult for me. Normally, I converse with deities using a combination of
For Ariadne
Breasts bared Hands upraised in triumph The sound of shackles shattering Still echoes off the stone A wild cry goes
