Fabienne S. Morgana

I have always related to Dver's observation around always seeming to skip the basics. In the land in which I live, so-called Australia, I struggled so much with traditional directional alignment even before I moved some 1300km+ east of where I grew up, and then a further 1700km south west of that (the land changes, *a lot*). I've been slowly, over the years, orienting myself in a similar way to what is described in this blog post. I find reading the blogs of other practitioners to be ... continue reading...

Yesterday I read a post on Twitter that pointed out a major difference between Monotheism and Polytheism is that in Polytheism the human is no longer the main character of the story. The Gods are or, for animist Pagans, nature and all the spirits (not just humans) are. This is strongly the case in devotional […] Praying into the Unknown Another blog post I read today about the Mystery aspect of polytheism. Horn and Hearth also shares the link to Dver's post at A Forest Door titled The ... continue reading...

The longer I do this, the less I feel that we can ever truly understand the nature of the gods while we are living this meat world existence (maybe not even after that, who knows). Not that we can’t encounter and engage with Them, and do so meaningfully, but any certainty about exactly what – […] The unknowable gods In my devotional practice, I honour Deities as The Mysterious Ones, Known and Unknown. I love to honour and acknowledge epithets, as I explained in my post A is for... I ... continue reading...