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Day: May 2, 2021

Chanting from the Chaldean Oracles

2 May 20212 May 2021 ~ kaye ~ 3 Comments

I am an experimentalist. Objectively, it is probably identical to mysticism, but in terms of how I view it, experimentalist more adequately captures my methodological approaches, especially when it comes to interpreting things the philosophers have written, trying out new things, and playing with the range of sympathetic signs to refer to the Gods in … Continue reading Chanting from the Chaldean Oracles

A Cool Theological Moment in the Homeric Hymn to Hermes

2 May 2021 ~ kaye ~ 5 Comments

There is a moment in the Homeric Hymn to Hermes that I didn't notice before, but once I did, it filled me with excitement, so I want to share it as an example of something theological in the hopes that the inspired words of the poets excite your minds, too. [Hermes] chose a stout branch … Continue reading A Cool Theological Moment in the Homeric Hymn to Hermes

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