Skip to content

KALLISTI

essays on polytheism, minimalism, and everything in between

  • Home
  • About KALLISTI & Me
  • New to Polytheism?
  • Defining Polytheism
  • Rituals

Tag: muses

Playing with Prosody

16 August 2020 ~ kaye ~ Leave a comment

Yesterday night, I started reading Alfred Corn's The Poem's Heartbeat: A Manual of Prosody because I want to better my understanding of it. Similar to how I sleepwalked through grammar classes in school and relied on intuition until I learned how to conlang, most poetry I write finds its form via intuition, not crafting, with … Continue reading Playing with Prosody

Throwing Out Old Journals

15 November 201915 November 2019 ~ kaye ~ 3 Comments

When I was perusing my old journals to look for content — and when I ultimately decided to release them back into the Earth — on Thursday night, I noticed a few things that surprised me about myself when I was younger: In my mid-teens, I wouldn't eat until I showered and prayed, and I … Continue reading Throwing Out Old Journals

The Cosmos — Void — Night — Radiance

24 July 201924 July 2019 ~ kaye ~ 4 Comments

I. O God, I have no laurel for a crown. The dust of dried leaves lies at my feet in this library whose volumes are countless. Here are the traces of all that I know, yet I open the pages and tear them out. Curled into flowers, strung together, they succumb to perfection as the … Continue reading The Cosmos — Void — Night — Radiance

Sunday Image: An Offering to the Mousai

1 October 2017 ~ kaye ~ 2 Comments

This week, I offered an agalma to the Mousai, which I found on Etsy. I really love it — the artistry reminds me of my childhood because it's in a similar style to The Last Unicorn movie, which was heavily influenced by medieval tapestries. The incense is something I hadn't offered to the Mousai before, but … Continue reading Sunday Image: An Offering to the Mousai

On Religious Blogging in Polytheism

14 April 201722 April 2017 ~ kaye ~ 1 Comment

After a brief thank-you for Hermes and the Mousai, I discuss blogging, the importance of editing, and finding efficacy.

Thoughts After an Offering to the Mousai

9 March 2017 ~ kaye ~ Leave a comment

In which I discuss some thoughts about the Mousai after doing routine religious offerings.

A Project Begins: I Have a Fiction Podcast

2 March 20173 April 2017 ~ kaye ~ 2 Comments

In which I shamelessly self-promote one of my projects.

Religion in Daily Life, Part I: A Broken Caduceus

30 November 201615 January 2017 ~ kaye ~ 4 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.

Search

Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

January 2021
M T W T F S S
 123
45678910
11121314151617
18192021222324
25262728293031
« Dec    

Recent Comments

The Future Is More T… on The Future Is More Than U…
suzmuse on A Thousand Years Hence
suzmuse on The Future Is More Than U…
suzmuse on January 2021 “We Are Ind…
sonoffreya on Yggdrasil, or the World Tree,…

Tags

acts of speech anthesteria apollon asklepios athene buddhism christianity commonplace book community-building daily practice dionysos divination dreams education erinyes ethics friendship goals heliogenna helios hellenistic syncretic polytheism hera hermes hermias hesp hestia household worship iamblichus interfaith interpretatio lighthearted fun media minimalism mnemosyne modern polytheism modern practice muses museum exhibits mypolytheism mythology neopaganism nyx offerings persephone plato platonism plotinus poetry politics polytheism polytheistic philosophy popular culture prayer proclus purification reading religious freedom review ritual ritual outline sallust science social justice social media solstice stoicism theology the prevailing circumstances theurgy updates worshipping Greek gods writing yoga you are new! zeus
Blog at WordPress.com.
Cancel