Devotional Work in Paganism(s)

[volcaniclastic]

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I wish I was devoted to something.

[Raphaeline]

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Pardon me for going way off topic but did you just type D'Angeline? As in Kushiel's Legacy, D'Angeline?!
If so, excuse me while I go squee in the corner because now I have confirmation that I'm not the only one who was thinking: "How can I incorporate this awesome pantheon into my practice?" when I read those books.

LOL! Yes, that's correct - I maintain a shrine for Eisheth as she assisted my husband and I conceive our first child after a period of infertility. We tried for a year to get pregnant before it occurred to me to light a candle to Eisheth, and the following cycle, I was pregnant with my son - we have had no trouble in the fertility department since. I have "Love As Thou Wilt" tattooed on my back - Elua, to me, seemed like an aspect of Dionysos and so I already felt he was incorporated into my practice. And I work with Kushiel on occasion.

[Lokabrenna]

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LOL! Yes, that's correct - I maintain a shrine for Eisheth as she assisted my husband and I conceive our first child after a period of infertility. We tried for a year to get pregnant before it occurred to me to light a candle to Eisheth, and the following cycle, I was pregnant with my son - we have had no trouble in the fertility department since.

That. Is. Awesome.

I could go on, but it would be better to start a new thread, I think, and not clog this one with fangasms!

[thalassa]

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So...I wrote my blog post, and just for kicks, started a blog specifically for inspiring stuff to make into devotionals, etc.