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The Book of Total Darkness - A Haitian Soldier. Aria Riding

thebookoftotaldarkness wrote 5 days ago: The foot stepped The step cuts The stomp the blood of anger In the puddle of blood under the boot Th … more →

Tags: Literature, Danse Perdue, aria riding, Alex Ruhe, alexander riding, lost dance, the book of total darkness, grinder family archives, Poem

To every people did We appoint rites!

Wise Sayings wrote 6 days ago: To every people did We appoint rites, that they might celebrate the name of God over the sustenance … more →

Tags: Charity, Religion, Faith, Worship, Heaven, believers, Salvation, Resurrection, Guidance

OMELET RECIPE

André Toledo wrote 1 week ago: “I have nothing, any provision, any provision of knowledge, and everything I learn, I learn fo … more →

Tags: life 2, Deleuze, omelet, Food, Energy, recipe

May Day Rite5 comments

lornasmithers wrote 1 week ago: I. Through a mist streaked dawn the cock calls. A thousand voices join his hail to the swell of spri … more →

Tags: Poetry, Annwn, Gwyn, Dawn, mist, sky, glastonbury, Sea, Glastonbury Tor

Another time, another place.

MSB Networking wrote 1 week ago: I love to walk in frosted fields And feel crispen blades beneath my booted toe. To see the sun rise … more →

Tags: time, place, Seasons, winter, spring, summer, autumn, solstice, sunrise

HAIR AND DEATH IN ANCIENT EGYPT

mrvaldesogo wrote 1 week ago: In 2005 I published my book about Hair in Funerary Context in Ancient Egypt, which was my doctorate … more →

Tags: 01. Introduction, ancient, Egypt, hair, death, mourning, mourners, funerary

2. RITE - XENTRIX, HANGMAN'S CHAIR, ZATOKREV

7rites wrote 2 weeks ago:   … more →

Tags: Events 2, Concerts, Music, Basel, Blabbermouth, 2013, Announcement, News, psych rock

Lords of Salem (2013)2 comments

pansyaxx wrote 2 weeks ago:   Having just visited Salem and being on a witch kick, it was great timing that this movie was … more →

Tags: Witches, witches, Salem, robzombie, SheriMoonZombie, Curses, feminist, bechdel, italian horror

Samhain Group Ritual

akashawitch wrote 2 weeks ago: Samhain (pronounced saw-een) is the Pagan New Year. It is a time to say farewell to the old, and wel … more →

Tags: large groups, Rituals, Sabbats, Samhain, Wheel of the Year, coven rituals, group rituals

Midwife to the Dying: Part 29 comments

umagirish wrote 2 weeks ago: My conversation with Judith Redwing Keyssar continues as she explains the terms “hospice … more →

Tags: Grief, Loss, Dying, Hospice, caregiver, Judith, redwing, keyssar, Palliative

Miss Me, But Let Me Go...

pimminag wrote 2 weeks ago: Miss Me, But Let Me Go… When I come to the end of the road, And the sun has set for me, I want … more →

Tags: Despair, death, Relationships, Love 2, Fantasy, bowed, Cry, down, Free

The sacrament of remembering1 comment

the frogman wrote 2 weeks ago: A week or two ago as I was driving home I was perplexed to see an American flag flying at half mast. … more →

Tags: Partial Perspective Vortex, Religion, death, Memorial, cemetery

Easter Prayer

Swain Wodening wrote 3 weeks ago: Today is Easter (Ostara) according to Wednesbury Shire’s reconstruction of the Anglo-Saxon pag … more →

Tags: anglo-saxon heathenry, będę, Easter, Eostre, Ostara, Prayer

What's the difference between a Service Book and a Hymnal?

trmcnutt wrote 3 weeks ago: Recently I’ve come to notice how many folks call our service book a hymnal. Maybe this doesn … more →

Tags: Lex orandi, lex credendi, Liturgy, Hymnals, Discipleship, Service Books

Sajik Park and Old Traditions

Hallie wrote 1 month ago: A traditional gate opened onto a path that surrounded a walled in space that sits on the southeaster … more →

Tags: Historical Sites, Seoul, Korea, park, Ceremony, sajik, Altar, Taejo Lee Sung-gye

The First Time I Shaved My Legs1 comment

oliviaacole wrote 1 month ago: The first time I shaved my legs, my mother cried. Not because “her little girl was growing up” but b … more →

Tags: General, Feminism and misogyny, Culture, Childhood, Children, Gender, Gender Identity, gender roles, misogyny

Defining Culture2 comments

rubijoe wrote 1 month ago: Culture (Latin: cultura, lit. “cultivation”)[1] is a modern concept based on a term firs … more →

Tags: mythology, Epics, Legends, Tales, Books, Poems, riddles, Traditions, Peoples

Liturgy & The Letter-G Word

Steve Simms wrote 1 month ago: Liturgy can present the letter-G word:  God. However knowing God personally is much more than a word … more →

Tags: God, Bible, revelation, habit, Scriptures!, religious ceremonies, revival, Singing, religious tradition

Stain4 comments

catholicsensibility wrote 1 month ago: The east balcony looks almost normal. However, the plants and furniture haven’t returned, nor … more →

Tags: Liturgy, Ministry, Parish Life, spirituality, Bible, Fire, Jesus, Penitence, STA parish


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