Wings and Horns

I know that it's been several months since I posted anything, and I'm sorry. Things have been happening, which included finally getting a job, and I've just been busy. I moved to a new place and I'm back practicing Tameran Wicca. So I've come on here to let everyone know that I'm back and thanks for sticking around.

Merry Meet! Even though I honor the goddess Sekhmet as my goddess I've decided to dedicate my altar to the goddess Isis. I'm also doing this for all the girls and women that are named Isis. Get just gets me so mad that Isis has such a horrible connection now and the lack of understanding or even learning is mind boggling. What I'm worried about is the Fellowship of Isis will be targeted by narrow minded morons that don't know what a book looks like. Thankfully we have groups like the Pagan Federation that is working hard to get people to stop using the name Isis. I'm hoping, over time, more people will read and learn about Isis and learn that the Goddess Isis isn't the same as the Terrorist group. That will be a wonderful day. Blessed Be!

Merry Meet! My path has changed, sort of, from Greek Wicca to Egyptian Wicca. Egyptian Wicca, known as Tamerian Wicca, is a form of Wicca that honors the Egyptian gods, does some Egyptian rituals, and practices Wicca. That's what I view it as and that's what I practice it as. We call upon the four sons of Horus to represent the four elements. There's another from of Wicca called Kemetic Wicca, which I hadn't heard of. So this blog will be about that and I'll change the name as well. Enjoy the rest of your week. Blessed Be!

Merry Meet! It's official! Yesterday I joined the Tumblr Witchy/Wiccan community. So excited to see all the Tumblr blogs out there that's either Wiccan or Witchcraft related. Being part of this form of the witchy community is something that I've been wanting to do for awhile. And, now, I'm apart of it. Looking forward to connecting with others and being more social. Blessed Be!

Merry Meet! Two days ago was Imbolc, the first of the three spring festivals. It marks the half-way point in winter and a time that we start getting ready for the coming of the warm weather. I really enjoyed my Imbolc and I just loved the energies that were floating around. Did a full Wiccan ritual and honored the gods Hermes and Demeter. Here's a photo of my altar. Blessed Be!

Merry Meet! I've decided to change my blog name as my path has changed. I'm still doing Wicca but now I practice Greek Wicca. I just love Greek Wicca, known as Hellenistic Wicca, and I'm enjoying my time with Hecate, Apollon, and Artemis. One thing that I will tell you is that Greek Wicca is NOT Hellenism. It's not a recon religion, but a Neo-Pagan religion. I'm not going to go around and pretend that I'm practicing a reconstructionist religion, because I'm not. Looking forward to continuing to learn. Blessed Be!

Merry Meet! My brother is coming up early the next morning to spend two weeks with us. I'm really excited about him visiting, as he hasn't been up in five months. Of course this means that I have to move my altar, which I've already done. So I'm going to be working on a small space, which will be fine, and that's something that I bought a couple of months back to keep the kitten from getting into things. I'm not going to have a problem due to most of my statues being tiny but, boy, does it take it out of you. I'll show my small altar off tomorrow. Blessed Be!

Merry Meet! I made some Aquarius Incense and I hope that you'll enjoy it. Blessed Be!

Merry Meet! So I just started this blog and I decided to change what this blog is about. So this will be about my Egyptian Wiccan path and not my Celtic Wiccan path. Once again I hope that you enjoy it here. I will be posting my incense video, on here, so that others can use it. Thanks for coming. Blessed Be!

Merry Meet! So today is the first blog post of this new blog and I'm happy to be here. This blog is all about my path as a Celtic Wiccan and all the things that come with it. I'm looking forward to posting and to reading people's comments. I hope that you enjoy it here. Blessed Be!