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Some Verses from 2013 on Motivation

1 July 2018 ~ kaye ~ Leave a comment

I've been looking through some old poetry in my files in preparation for consolidating things that are publishable, and I found this. It's from September 8, 2013, when I was going through a rough period in my life as far as motivation and religious activity were concerned. Context What I wrote deals with human willpower … Continue reading Some Verses from 2013 on Motivation

My Religious Rings

6 May 2018 ~ kaye ~ 3 Comments

The first religious ring I wore for a Hellenic god was a ring for Apollon. I purchased it from a store in Ithaca, NY. It is a snake. When I was younger, I was struck by the imagery of the snakes kissing Cassandra's ears, especially since she goes on in life to not be believed. … Continue reading My Religious Rings

Moving Preparations and Purification

21 January 2018 ~ kaye ~ Leave a comment

My apartment is currently a mess of packing boxes. I found a new place and will be moving in mid-February. It's a busy time of the academic year, but I carved out a few days and will marathon-move so I'm all set to dive back into work when I'm done unpacking. One of the things … Continue reading Moving Preparations and Purification

Casual Devotion and Inexact Terminology

19 August 2017 ~ kaye ~ 3 Comments

I was on Tumblr this morning and found an interesting thread about casual religionists. The original post seemed to be using casual as a synonym for atheistic or noncommittal polytheism in its first paragraph, but it's possible that I misunderstood the person writing it. The term I use for atheists engaging in religious practice is culturally … Continue reading Casual Devotion and Inexact Terminology

Offerings in the City

10 June 2017 ~ kaye ~ 2 Comments

Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good when it comes to giving cultus.

Religion in Daily Life, Part II: Hermes is KlepsiphrĂ´n, Athene is Apatouria

15 January 2017 ~ kaye ~ Leave a comment

In which I discuss my professional work in the context of Hellenism and provide an introduction to how Athene and Hermes relate to library and information science.

Religion in Daily Life, Part I: A Broken Caduceus

30 November 201615 January 2017 ~ kaye ~ 2 Comments

In which I introduce a series of posts on the intersections of stuff I do with religious identity and start out by gushing about Hermes and writing and all of that other good stuff.

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