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Occasionally I wandered in where I was not wanted and gave truthful answers.
Sometimes I even did it deliberately. A little disruption now can prevent disaster later.

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“Biochar: A better start to rain forest restoration”

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Behind the scenes

Because contemporary paganism is essentially so new, its underlying ethical structure is not particularly sophisticated.
— Liz Williams
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I can't tell if this young lady is wistful or bored.

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Revived 01Sep2019

Rudyard Kipling

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Nude policy

Almost sexual but all magickal

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This is Romsdal, Norway.

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There's an old saying that pagans are failed librarians.
— NeoWayland
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In an era where women undress their outfits & give their bodies so carelessly, become the rare wild woman that undresses her mind and soul & knows the worth of what she has to offer.
— Nikki Rowe
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Situational vortex

The outdoor humorist Patrick F. McManus had a piece where he talked about the situational vortex. Before you can do one simple task, you have to do another task that gives you what you need to do the first. And before you can do the second, there is a third and fourth that you really should take care of.

Working on my lexicon is sometimes like that.

I'd never heard the term black moon before. But in order to define that, I really needed to have a short blurb on February. And if I was going to do that, I really needed to do the rest of the months in the timetable as well. I'd only been putting it off for a year. Or five.

Anyway, a situational vortex is why sometimes something that seems simple ends up taking forever. Adding to a list of political links means going through the lexicon and finding the terms that are political. Then it means cross referencing those entires to the politics entry.

I enjoy it but it takes time. And it's not immediately obvious to the reader.

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Some people worry that artificial intelligence will make us feel inferior, but then, anybody in his right mind should have an inferiority complex every time he looks at a flower.
— Alan Kay
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Revived 28Jul2019

Nudity is a problem for Americans. It disrupts our social exchange.
— Eric Fischl
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Link behavior

I wrote about my thinking behind the link behavior here at Technopagan Yearnings and how I made it work.

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Lexicon mini-indexes

One cannot and must not try to erase the past merely because it does not fit the present.
— Golda Meir
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My comments on the “Billy Graham rule”

If anything can go wrong, it will — and in the most annoying manner possible.
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There’s something therapeutic about nudity… Take away the Gucci or Levi’s and we’re all the same.
— Kevin Bacon
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Journal - Friday, 24Mar2019

Touch seems to be as essential as sunlight.
— Diane Ackerman
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Revived 24May2019

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Their compromise gave other faiths a wedge into the American religious landscape.

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Knowledge isn't mastery. Eclecticism depends on discipline.
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Pagans can be some of the most computer literate people I know. But every once in a while, I run into a blind spot.

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Revived 01Apr2019

“The Hippies Were Right: It's All about Vibrations, Man!”

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Sadly, it's much easier to create a desert than a forest.
— James Lovelock
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Give them the third best to go on with; the second best comes too late, the best never comes.
— Robert Watson-Watt. See also Rules of Three
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Still one of my favorite things.

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Who is quoted

If you ask the question of thirteen pagans, you'd probably get forty-seven answers.

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Journal - Friday, 23Nov2018

Thinking by blogging
Well, I didn't quite meet my goals this week. I didn't get thirteen entires to the lexicon. I did manage quite a bit else though.

I got into a long online discussion concerning the assumptions that people bring from their religion into their lives and what they expect of others. In passing, I mentioned some of the differences between a Story and a Journey.

It dawned on me that right now the "pagan community" has a lot of people who want to write the story for others instead of setting them off on their own journey. I'm going to have to think about that some.

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Revived - November 23, 2018

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Thinking by blogging

There are just all sorts of thirteens in my blogs. And there are about to be more.

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I added a cautionary box

Expect to see plenty of swimming pictures.

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Journal - Friday, 16Nov2018

Thinking by blogging
I like mind games.

I used to have a very religious and very superstitious neighbor. One thing that would freak him out was the number thirteen. So when I started doing stuff on the net, I threw in thirteens whenever I could. Even today, I do the same. Three thirteens is thirty-nine, that's the number of entries you'll find on the front pages of my blogs. On this blog, when you hover over one of the internal links that coded, it grows to 113% of it's normal size. The margins on my quote boxes are thirteen pixels. And so on.

There are just all sorts of thirteens in my blogs. And there are about to be more.

Starting this week, I'm setting some goals. Thirteen articles revived. Thirteen lexicon entries added. And thirteen quotes on Wednesdays.

I use other numbers too of course. Threes. Fives, Sevens.

But there is a part of me that can't help speculating what my former neighbor would say if he knew I was deliberately putting all these thirteens out into the world and on the net. It brings a smile.

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Revived - November 16, 2018

Her hair caught my attention.

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In Which NeoWayland combines Geekary and Technopaganism to Peer Dimly at Humanity's Potiential

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Revived - November 9, 2018

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Sometimes the sad songs do help

Spells for Democracy?

Myth ruminations

“I dare you to do it better!”
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Adventures in Mythmaking


Meant to be used

On the Threefold Law of Return

A Rule of Three

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NeoNote — Nudes on Technopagan Yearnings

I love being naked. I do everything in the nude, even the gardening! We're Cuban, and it's a hot island. Why not go nude?
— Eva Mendes
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Sexuality is a thing of the mind, not of the genitalia.
— Maggie McNeill, Rope of Sand
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Revived - November 2, 2018

Every person has the right to control their own sexuality, and nobody else’s.
— Maggie McNeill, Standing in the Rain
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Journal - Friday, 26Oct2018

Thinking by blogging
This last week I've been polishing the behind the scenes stuff on this blog. That includes cleaning up the formatting for my quotes & thinkums. There's a goof in 2017 that's throwing things off, but I will find and fix it. I've been reading my old stuff. I've been cross referencing. Most of it isn't obvious.

Mom isn't doing so well. She forgets things. She's having a harder time moving around. We'll see.

One of my biggest frustrations is sex. One companion passed and the other moved. I try to avoid casual sex these days and I don't do the pickup scene at all. The younger women aren't interested in an older guy, especially the kind that makes them think. The older available ladies, well, many are into the victimhood thing. Some of the others want a bad boy. When they find out I am pagan, they think danger and blood and risk. Usually that's not me. I used to have sex six or seven times a week and now it's once or twice on a good week. I'm horny in an age of #MeToo and regret equalling rape accusations. I'm not sure how to fix that.

Truth is winning in a small way. I've been finding people that I agree with online. Of course it will never be a massive or even an impressive number, but there's hope for Isaiah's Job yet. I serve veritas, that has it's own rewards. Widespread recognition for my, um, obvious insights and grand wisdom is not one of them. I'm pretty good, but it won't bring fame and money. Still, it's nice to stumble across some like minded folk here and there. Wisdom is where you find it.

It dawned on me that I can save time by copy-pasting the source code from the quotes & thinkums blog entries in my comments. I'll have to eliminate the <div class="offset"> and the following </div>, but the rest shows up in Disqus just fine. Not with all the bells and whistles, true, but with enough to show it's a blockquote. I sill may have to toss in some <em> and </em>, but it works.

Time for a shower. Then I'll greet the sunrise while sharing breakfast with my raven friend. Then over to check on Mom.
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Gotta love that sky!

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Working my way through my "to read" shelf

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Revived 12Oct2018

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A Blast from the Past

Faith worthy of freedom

The Magick of Food

Tree Of Life

The Word is Not the Thing

Basking in the moonlight

Study notes

What's in a word?

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Me, I compare an on-the-fly online ritual to building one custom motorcycle in twenty different places with 459 mechanics and parts from thirteen manufacturers.

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Sexuality without politics

There's something luscious about a woman rinsing her hair.

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My lexicon covers multiple topics, from politics to philosophy to economics to magick to religion to civics to electronics to law. Basically everything that I find interesting.

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Revived 05Oct2018

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Relics of faith

The Red Book - First Impressions

Charlie's story

Gnosis Journal

On commitment

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Remember Granpa's old Royal

My biological father left my mother before my first birthday. Mom has mentioned his mother, but I've never heard her mention his father. I've never asked.

About a month after my second birthday, Mom married the only man I would call Father. And later, much later, Dad. I was very precocious. A father was a big thing to me and I didn't have one. So I called him Father. It took me years to adjust. It took him years to accept that I was trying to honor him.

Along with Dad, I got three step-sibs, an uncle, some aunts, and another grandfather. Paternal step grandfather. Grandad.

Granpa.

I already had Grandpa and Grandma on my mother's side. But I saw them often. My new Granpa lived in Arkansas. That's a fair distance from Arizona. So I didn't see him as often.

Granpa was a letter writer. He had a well-used old Royal and he would write letters all the time. Getting a letter from him was special. It just felt wonderful. Every time I got one I could just picture him at his typewriter hunting and pecking out the letters.

So of course when it came time to design my sites, I wanted a typewriter font. American Typewriter was my first choice, but the licensing is a little much. Courier worked but not as well. So I used Special Elite from Google Fonts.

I really wanted to use it in my lexicon, but it doesn't play well with other fonts. So I use Courier for the lexicon.

But the quotes from me, the NeoNotes, and now the Taproots entries, all those use Special Elite.

It helps me remember Granpa when I read those. And I want to pass those good feelings on to you..

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I got this from a tumblr blog.

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Lexcion 3.6 ready to use

First comes thought; then organization of that thought, into ideas and plans; then transformation of those plans into reality. The beginning, as you will observe, is in your imagination.
— Napoleon Hill
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I do like her expression though.

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It's sometimes called the "Eye of God."

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Kennebunk Police Department, Animal Control Division

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For something with no moral relativism, there's an awful lot or relative morality going on.

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Six new pages

I learned a long time ago that it's worth the trouble to make sure she's got at least two climaxes for every one of mine.

Keeps her smiling too.
— NeoWayland
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Should we be ashamed?

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Sex & sex rules

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Sharing a shower is always fun.

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Searching The Wild Hunt

“Mike Rugnetta is going to tell you stories of death, destruction, divine judgment, damnation, and the occasional happy ending. That's right, this week we're talking about the Apocalypse. Actually we're talking about a bunch of ways the world could end. Prepare for stories of the end times from Judaism, Zoroastrianism, Christianity, and Islam! It's the (mostly) Abrahamic Apocalypses on Crash Course World Mythology.”

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Celebrate

I don't turn on the bathroom lights.

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The secret albums

“This week, we're talking about theories of Myth. We'll look at the different ways mythology has been studied in the last couple of millenia, and talk about the diffeent ways people have interpreted myth, academically.”

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Out of the fog

This is a great example of ALMOST showing you something.

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Meditate

I doubt that anyone except a calendar geek or a pagan would have caught it.

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Dropping in

Get Ready To See The First Blue Moon Eclipse In 150 Years


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No Grand Cause here

If it works for you and challenges you to be a better person, more power to you. It is not my place to question that, it's between you and the Divine.

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Revived 06Jan2018

🌖 waning gibbous moon
Epiphany - Old Christmas - Feast of the Three Kings - Twelfth Tide

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Revived 03Jan2018

My faith isn't defined by my politics.
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Redo

Fixing the behavior, that was challenging.

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Lexicon

I think my lexicon is one of the best resources on the site. And it could be a pretty good resouce for anyone.

Polishing how it looks was easy if time consuming.

Fixing the behavior, that was challenging. I want it to be easy to use and intuitive. The button bar was one part of that. Does it go under the letter or under the individual entries? If I've defined something in my timetable, doesn't it make more sense to link to that rather than copy-pasting the definition into the lexicon? How do I show that different links go to different places? Is there a better way to go through the lexicon other than scrolling? What if the reader/user wants the web link for that definition? What about the secret word?

Solving all these issues opened up more issues. And then I had to decide the overall look. And that opened up other issues. And so on and so on.

I've got the mechanics pretty much solved. Except my iPad won't load the page.

Now I have to finishing transferring the entries from the old lexicon.

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Today

Every moral absolute I’ve ever encountered depends on cultural or religious assumptions that probably aren’t shared by all people present.
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Today

The calendar and some site information.

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Today

Entries for the calendar.

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Today

Gods, there are times I love the planet of ours.

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Journal 15Dec2017

Where to find out what's happening.

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Revived 12Dec2017

An amazing shot

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Journal 08Dec2017

When someone starts talking about THE truth, it's to exclude the thoughts and ideas they find uncomfortable.

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Revived 02Dec2017

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Look out for the stale jokes

Moody

Briefly, another thinkum

Thinkum-a-giggle

The need for mystery

Coyote

Discussion on initiation

In the moment

Strange Thinkum

Good reasoning

One of my better short efforts I think

Remember this


The old category page for Quotes & Thinkums now redirects to quotes & thinkums category page in the current directory.

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Revived 01Dec2017

(laughing too much to say anything important right now)

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Journal 01Dec2017

These older blog entries have been reformatted and entered into the current directories

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Revived 28Nov2017

Just pointing out one of my favorite coyote sites

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Journal 23Nov2017

Lately when my mind turns to politics

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Journal 17Nov2017

waning crescent moon       Lady in the Court of Shadows       Leonids Meteor Shower       🌬 breezy

Thinking by blogging

It's hard to find energy so I can do things.

Today I was up at three a.m. The insomnia wasn't the only reason. I needed to do a pass through in the kitchen. The dishes were piled up, the floor needed sweeping and mopping. The pest control guy was coming at eight. Usually he comes on the last Friday in the month, but this month that's the day after Thanksgiving.

I've been watching the wind and breeze this morning. It's the first breezy day around here in a while. I wonder how many leaves will be left. I live in the high desert, but here in town it doesn't always look it. It's suburban.

My raven friend wants his blueberries. He gets raspberries today.

I'm still working on updating the site. I don't have much energy to spare. I'm thinking I'll get back to regular blogging after the first of the year.

The politics is getting to me. But there is one song that brings it all home. So I'm going to post the lyrics.

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Jounal 13Nov2017

Personal’s not the same as important. People just think it is.
— Terry Pratchett, Lords and Ladies
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She died

When Goya painted this around 1800, the Catholic Church had banned the display of artistic nudes.

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Journal 11Aug2017

I have no higher authority. I have to persuade.
— NeoWayland
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Journal 21Jul2017

pagan festival season       AZ monsoon season       waning crescent moon

Thinking by blogging

I had a bit of a scare this week. My blogging program developed a bit of glitch for a while. The idea of having to rebuild five websites and all the connections did not thrill me. This is the fourth major version of the site and it has been tweaked and tweaked again.

When I first started Technopagan Yearnings, I was coding things by hand and I loved arranging HTML modularly. I started using Lifli’s iBlog when I gave TPY and Pagan Vigil their own domains. Since then, Lifli went out of business and I started using RealMac RapidWeaver. I've upgraded from version 5 to version 6 and apparently I should have upgraded to 7.

Things change. As something suitable for the ages, the websites work as they are. As something that I can update and tweak, I need programs to manage. Using something dynamically is different from an unchanging text set in stone. Things change. A good lesson, but I wasn't ready to hear it at 10 p.m. on a Tuesday night after a day of frustration trying to fix the program. I had just gotten my new rhythm in blogging. I didn't want to spend months reconstructing the sites.

I managed a quick trip to Gallup on Wednesday. If you've never been, Gallup is sometimes called the "Heart of Indian Country." There's a lot to see and do there. I was meeting a friend that I hadn't seen in years. He had made a small necklace with red coral. I'm giving it to my companion tomorrow. The red will look excellent on her skin tone.

Speaking of changes, for the first time since the new cable company came to town, I've no cable TV signal and no internet. So as I type this I can't preview and I've no idea when I will be able to post. Hopefully today.

One of my issues with this site and P•V has been providing enough content. That's why I've scaled back the original content and moved this site more to "a slice of life." P•V is now mostly headlines and news clippings. I can't give daily original articles, not and maintain some kind of sanity. Paganism on the web is getting more and more wrapped up with politics and the Great Anti-Trump Crusade. I'm seeing first hand just how poisonous and destructive that is. Not that I support Trump, but removing a legally elected president for no credible reason. This obsession isn't healthy, and it's making some of my pagan friends unravel.

My garden is producing well. Like I've said before, they aren't really your vegetables until you give them away.

Mom is still getting along. She and I are having our disagreements. The other day when I checked on her, we got into discussion on if she should leave things on the stove cooking while she is in the other room. She has ruined one skillet. Bless her heart, when she doesn't see something, she's more likely to forget about it. I want her to be independent for as long as she can, but there are some things I don't think will ever really come back.

Well how about that. I just put in the tag for "Mom" and I thought I would double check the other entries because it came up "mom" instead of "Mom." It seems I use the word "moment" a lot. I didn't realize how much I did.

I suppose I should go do a fast pass through the kitchen and load the dishwasher. Then maybe some breakfast. Then a shower and shave. And then maybe I'll have internet.


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Magick everyday

I know that when you borrow from another culture you should honor those elements.
     — NeoWayland
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Journal 14Jul2017

From the hairstyle of the brunette lady on the right, I'm guessing that it happened in the late 1960s.

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I don't know

There's nothing like feeling the fire's warmth on your naked skin.

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hiatus

Soldiers March. Warriors Dance.

Soldiers Act. Warriors Choose.
— Kerr Cuhulain
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Casual and vintage

Everyone would like to behave like a pagan, with everyone else behaving like a Christian.
— Albert Camus
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Journal 31Mar2017

I believe in God, only I spell it Nature.
— Frank Lloyd Wright
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Updating

For the very first time, humans stood somewhere else and looked at the World that birthed and cradled humanity.

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The Pagan Vigil Reader - updated

No big Tuesday entry this week

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Not this week

Just watching

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Truthful

I usually just call this kind Gaia

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Gallery

I think it’s time to go the the Kaibab

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A brief update

At some point you should go out and find your own way.

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Kafkatrap

Let's talk about how your mind works.

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Recoding

You know the thing I love most about the summer?

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Thank you

Short answer - I LIKE green.

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Redirecting

Just because we humans don’t like a species doesn’t mean it’s not absolutely essential.

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What's with all the GREEN?

The "Witch Winter Solstice Ritual" in Nylon is populist pap. It's a lot like having Easter using only Cadbury eggs and never once mentioning a resurrection or what it might mean.

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Carried away

I'm changing the tag "sex" to the category "sex."

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Changing sex

You have to begin by learning. Intuition relies on knowledge and experience.

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New sex menu item

Today I am indulging in a mostly day off. I’ve not had one for two months.

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Accident

I joke about it, but that is the heart of it. Or maybe the hearth. It’s the center.

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Do you know what I get asked about the most?

Going beyond the 101 and even beyond the tradition

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Truthful answers - new site slogan

Construction starts next week

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Another place I talk Christianity

The cowards do not deserve to be remembered.

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Do Be Do Be Do

From classic philosophy to classic virtue, Paganism's best hope depends on what we choose to put out in the World - updated

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Drop down menus and transferring old content

“”The

Thoughts and feelings

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New pages

Ready for your homework assignment?

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Tuesday

My answer to certain Christian fundys who just happen to be blood relations. Things have gotten better since then. We even talk most of the time.

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3rd Yearnings partially up

Just a couple of quick things

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Left handed wave

Season of water

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Yeah, it got quiet here

Most of the "self-initiated" aren't. We need to find ways to recognize that.

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Story from a dream

Part of an IM conversation I had with Juliaki tonight. You might find it interesting.

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Getting my internet fix

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Thursday will be Friday, and still the world turns

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Running late again

Just a quick note to let you know that the Thursday entry got pushed back to Friday.

And if you think this week is bad, don't talk to me about next week. I'm going to be lucky to get one on this blog.

Posted: Fri - February 17, 2006 at 05:07 AM

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Reflections

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I'm really beginning to understand why it is so hard to find good Pagan blogs.

I'll spare you the bit about perspectives from a candle flame and catch you up on what has been happening.

I'm really beginning to understand why it is so hard to find good Pagan blogs.

I mean, Pagan news is covered mostly by Wren's Nest and a few others. And I am personally against the cutesy "these are the eight Pagan holidays" introductory basic web sites. Or the ones that give you steps to "cast your VERY OWN SPELL!!!!"

Which, fortunately, do seem to be dying out.

Since Thursday morning, I have tried to write on four separate topics. One of them was so trite I am ashamed of it, the other three, well, I didn't really feel like sharing. So I am going to do some thinking about what I want this blog to say and how I want to say it. One thing I can tell you, three times a week is just too much. I end up pounding my head against the wall trying to come up with something new on Fridays.

My head can take it, but the wall is beginning to get dented. And the paint and plaster takes extra shampoo to wash out.

Anyway, I am going to switch to Tuesdays and Thursdays for this blog. This thing is supposed to be something I enjoy and not something I have to do. Well, I have to do it but by the gods I am going to have fun with it.

Posted: Sun - February 5, 2006 at 07:25 PM

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No Monday entry

“In which you are introduced to the life and accomplishments of Alexander the Great, his empire, his horse Bucephalus, the empires that came after him, and the idea of Greatness. Is greatness a question of accomplishment, of impact, or are people great because the rest of us decide they're great?”

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Non magickal and non religious tips to make your paganism work better

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Oops!

That's all.

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Where to find me

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Actual web locations and frame pages

Sorry about the lack of updates, my offline life has interfered in my news reading. And I am WAY behind on my email. Some of the things I have managed to sneak in are working on my homepage and some frame pages to drive traffic here.

My new homepage is not only my browser homepage, but it's intended to let interested folks know where I am on the web and some more of the things about me. It's still under construction though, but this is where you can find it. Actual address is in bold, frame pages are in italics.


While I was at it, I did some frame pages for my blogs. This is where you can find Pagan Vigil. Again, actual address is in bold, frame pages are in italics.



Technopagan Yearnings, my Pagan blog, can be found here. Same deal with the addresses.


Anyway, that is where I have been, and I should be catching up with posting tomorrow and the weekend.

Posted: Thu - November 10, 2005 at 04:51 PM
Cross posted to Pagan•Vigil and Technopagan Yearnings.

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Practicals

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Non magickal and non religious tips to make your paganism work better

I've created a new category called Practicals.

Basically it is all the stuff that makes paganism work better without being specific to any one tradition or working.

I've moved my Harassment article there and I will make a couple of more entries tonight.

Posted: Fri - October 14, 2005 at 07:02 PM

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Podcasts in link section

“In which John introduces you to quite a lot of Chinese history by discussing the complicated relationship between the Confucian scholars who wrote Chinese history and the emperors (and empress) who made it. Included is a brief introduction to all the dynasties in Chinese history and an introduction to Confucius and the Confucian emphasis on filial piety, the role the mandate of heaven played in organizing China, and how China became the first modern state.”

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Back again, jiggity jig

Objects or beings in physical or psychic contact with each other continue to interact after separation.
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Links - The Wild Hunt Blog

This is a page from the third version of Technopagan Yearnings. There are some formatting differences. Originally published at www.neowayland.com/C429302356/E4072503

Blog rolls and other creatures

Jason Pitzl-Waters of The WildHunt.org Weblog has been gracious enough to add Technopagan Yearnings to his blog roll.

*mad cackle* My secret plan for domination of the Pagan blogworld is underway!!!

Seriously though, connections to other Pagans is one of our greatest strengths these days, and Mr. Pitzl-Waters writes a prolific and very thought provoking blog. Give him a read, you'll enjoy it.

Posted: Sun - May 22, 2005 at 05:05 PM

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New Features

The piece I should have done Tuesday

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Haven't quite vanished

Cool way to measure tablespoons, teaspoons, and ounces.

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A narrow slice of life, but now and again pondering American neopaganism, modern adult pagans & the World.

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