About Wandering Woman (aka Tamilia)
I am a mystic, animist, polytheist, spirit-worker, seidhkona, spae-woman, rune reader, aspiring high priestess, traveler of the otherworlds, energy-worker, counselor-in-training, scholar, and witch living in Illinois.Search
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Tag Archives: God Mercury
Mercury at Grand Central Station NYC
Over at the Society of Diana there is a very cool blog post about Mercury’s presence at Grand Central Station. I thought I would post a comment on it here on my blog since I am having technical difficulties with … Continue reading
A Dawn Offering to Mercurius
The new academic year is upon me and so, on Sunday morning in the bright rays of the early morning sun in a nearby park, I made an offering of five rooster feathers, Success Incense, sweet cinnamon bark, and an … Continue reading
In Search of the Roman God Mercurius
I have been working with Mercury also known as Mercurius (the Roman God of Exchange et cetera), since 2008 but have only recently begun to scratch the surface of his personality (let alone his mysteries!). I have encountered him as … Continue reading
Posted in Deity Information, Divine Encounters
Tagged Direct Communication, God Mercury, Letting Go, Orisha Elegua, Relationship, Visions
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Thank You For Commenting!
I want to say thank you to everyone who has taken a moment to write a comment, or just check out a post or two when you had a few free minutes. I started this blog to share my experiences … Continue reading








