Letters from Gehenna: The World on a Slant

"There's no time," the Director said, "that I can see any assimilation of Gehenna into Alliance ... without the inclusion of humans who think at an angle. You can tape them. You can try to change them. If you don't understand what they are now, how do you understand them when they've come another hundred years, another two hundred on the same course?"

- Forty Thousand in Gehenna, C. J. Cherryh

11 April, 2012

Something other than a PBP post

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As some of you know, I was recently diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder. (Hashimoto's thyroiditis. Basically, my body is trying to k...
09 April, 2012

G is for Gifts

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One of the things that's common in a lot of discussion of ancient religions is the phrase "do ut des", which means something l...
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29 March, 2012

G is for Goals

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A lot of people have goals for religion. They want to achieve initiation. They want to find a patron deity. They want to do this, have don...
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23 March, 2012

F is for Family

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I sometimes get the impression that a lot of pagans are kind of allergic to thinking of religion as something that happens in families. Yes,...
22 March, 2012

F is for Festivals

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Running way behind. So the thing about Egyptian religion is that, from the point of view of the common man, the stuff they got to participat...
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09 March, 2012

E is for Exclusivity

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Touchy, touchy subject, especially in the wake of things like the PantheaCon Trans Inclusion Debacle (Mark 2). But I'm not just thinkin...
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01 March, 2012

E is for the Elements

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Most pagans are of course familiar with the classical Greek conception of the elements, which wound up in ceremonial magic and thence into W...
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I do all my weird normally and all my normal strangely. My blog is a repository of a variety of pontifications, on a variety of subjects including, but not limited to, religion, sex, BDSM, gender, sociopolitical neepery, the hell is wrong with people nowadays, and the art of living in the world one wants to bring into being while acknowledging that we're not there yet.
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