Tag Archives: Wyrd

Pondering the Nature of the Divine

Posted on July 10, 2011 by

Sometimes, when I ponder the vastness of being, I am tempted to think of the gods as the primary manifestation of divinity, but, when I return to my senses, I remember that I do not believe that is so. In … Continue reading →

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Mysticism as Vocation

Posted on June 14, 2011 by

A recent post by Dver over at A Forest Door entitled, “Mysticism as vocation in modern paganism“, caught my eye just as I was continuing to draft my own post (started May 16th and that I hope to post before … Continue reading →

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Future Directions, or Wonderous Roads Thus Far Unwandered

Posted on May 18, 2011 by

Now seems like a good time to start synthesizing across posts to formulate paths to wander down in the near future. I have the itch and it’s time to move boldly forward with a concerted effort! Courting the Rune Spirits … Continue reading →

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Wonderous Roads Wandered Thus Far

Posted on May 17, 2011 by

At this point in my life, it is really important to me that I take note of where I have been on my spiritual journey, what transitions I have made along the road, lessons learned, and new paths chosen. So, … Continue reading →

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“To Kneel and Kiss the Ground”: A Reflection on Service

Posted on May 13, 2011 by

The title of this post is drawn from a line within “Spring Giddiness”, a poem by the 13th century Persian mystic known as Rumi. Although written in the context of living love and divine beauty, the full line – “There … Continue reading →

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