The Curse of Inanna
Inanna is the first Goddess that claimed me. I have worked with many others over the years, and still do. Inanna and Ereshkigal hold a large part of my devotion.
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Inanna is the first Goddess that claimed me. I have worked with many others over the years, and still do. Inanna and Ereshkigal hold a large part of my devotion.
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I’m home. And yet I feel like I am in a strange place. It’s always difficult returning from extended magical space. Returning from Eleusis is no different.
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I’ve created a schedule for myself that is very demanding, which means it is also exhausting. I’ve been feeling guilty about many things that I haven’t been doing.
It’s been a very busy week. I’ve pretty much completed my costume for Ereshkigal for Hekate’s Sickle Festival. In my spare moments, I’ve been reading up on Sumerian history and mythology, as well as Greek history and mythology because I start teaching the Intro to Greek Mythology course at the Wiccan Seminary this week. (Quick
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Most of what I know of Ereshkigal is through the Descent of Inanna. To work with Her more closely, I need to develop a connection with Ereshkigal directly, and not through Inanna.
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I spent some time in my own Underworld this week, moaning and groaning and crying out in misery. Several events had combined to pull me off my normally positive center.
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