Profound Grief
How are you? I’m okay, fine, hanging in, managing. All of these are true. Underlying them is a profound grief that makes okay, fine, hanging in, & managing difficult.
How are you? I’m okay, fine, hanging in, managing. All of these are true. Underlying them is a profound grief that makes okay, fine, hanging in, & managing difficult.
This past weekend was the 35th annual Spring Mysteries Festival. I’m having mixed emotions about my experiences. I am going to be processing it for a while.
Oh. My. Goodness. This past week and a bit has been quite the roller coaster ride, and NOT the fun kind. It all happened so fast. I’m in emotional shock.
There’s a popular saying, “Nevertheless, she persisted”. Persistence is too stubborn, though, so I fixed it: “Nevertheless, she PERSEVERED!”
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Myths inform us about Gods and Goddesses around the world. From those myths, we learn what they like and don’t like, how they act and how to worship them. Or do we?
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When people talk about love goddesses, Aphrodite comes to mind. When looking for the love of one’s life, their soul mate, they ask for Aphrodite’s help. Makes sense, right?
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Did you know that marriage didn’t exist before Hera? That’s what Greek myth tells us. Zeus had several partners before Hera. He desired her, but she refused him.
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In the myths of Heracles, Hera is portrayed as the villain, out to get him, or at least make him suffer. I see her more as the crucible that made him a hero.
The Hero’s Crucible Read More »
Hera is a much maligned Goddess. She’s commonly known as the jealous wife of Zeus, the spiteful bitch who sought revenge on all her husband’s lovers.
The last few weeks have been a whirlwind. Preparing for Spring Mysteries Festival, I was busy every moment. Now I begin the transition back to “normal” life.