Joy

@joy-shines.bsky.social

Into: Divination as spiritual care. Ritual creation. Storytelling and re-telling. she/her. ALT pic: Hades-style illustration of a white, blonde woman in a corset and bracers, by WaldosAkimbo ALT banner: Collage of caves, bulls, mirrors, and grapes.

I watched Men (2022) tonight, and my immediate response was, "Wow, that was really transphobic...I think. Probably? I wonder who's written about that?" A quick search gave me @judedoyle.bsky.social 's newsletter about it, which was a delight, so thank you for your generosity.

10 horror movies to get to know me by: 🧶 Pan's Labyrinth 🦢 Black Swan 🐌 The Wicker Man ('73 - Summerisle cut for preference) 🎶 A Dark Song 🎸 Sinners 😈 The Devils 📖 Byzantium 🩰 Suspiria (2018) 🐻 Midsommar 🧑‍🎤 The Hunger

Skulls and Sheets@skullsandsheets.bsky.social · 10mo ago

10 horror movies to get to know me Let the right one in (swedish version) The Thing Ring (Jp version) The eye (original korean) The Ritual Dark Water (original jp) Pans Labyrinth Nosferatu (new one) The night of the demon Frankenstein

My grandmother gave me both *Jane Eyre* and *The Mists of Avalon* in my sixth grade year. (She didn't really know what she was giving me, with the latter, just "Oooh! Arthurian book from the women's perspective!") ...and the rest is, well, me.

Sasha 🌈🌵🦕@indeliblesasha.bsky.social · 12mo ago

Quote this with a book you read way too young that explains why you are the way you are. Mine is probably also The Stand, but honestly I read so much, so early, and my parents never limited what I was allowed. So who truly knows 😂

We made a few different attempts at/iterations on *kykeon* as described in the Iliad, the Odyssey, and the Homeric Hymn to Demeter. This is a thing I've been wanting to fuck around with for a goodly while - not as a scholar or even a reconstructionist, but as a sometimes-pedantic text-nerd. SO. 🧶

cpgrouchy@cpgrouchy.bsky.social · last yr.

So we made kykeon. And... it wasn't bad? We didn't make it as thick and sludgey as @tastinghistory.bsky.social did though.

A collection of my basic, most-used tools. A collage icon I made for Kybele, for a Pride Month ritual in Her honor. Me, all garbed up, post-solstice ritual at the queer/lesbian tarot-themed bar where I read and do community ritual.

A collection of objects used in my magical and divinatory practice, spread out on a hardwood floor. The objects include: a pair of wooden spoons, a bowl of water and a glass of water, an open jar of sugar scrub, a dish of salt, a black rock, a small spray bottle, a package of lentil crisps, prayer beads, an altoid tin shrine, and a ceramic mug.A collage in honor of Kybele. The image is colorful and very busy, featuring festive people, an illustrated horned figure in the foreground, a lion, a statue of Kybele, pride flags, and intersex genitals in a tree, like almonds. Me, in a patterned mask, wearing a sleeveless golden robe, open, over a sleeveless black dress. On top of the dress, I'm wearing an oxblood chest harness, featuring a design of a serpent coiled around a pomegranate. The background contains vintage furniture (including pink velvet Queen Anne chairs), lit with multicolored lighting, as one might expect at a queer, tarot-themed bar.
JS Groves@satyrmagos.bsky.social · 2y ago

I'm celebrating 777 followers with an #artshare / memetrain for the folks of #witchsky, #pagansky, and #occultsky Share a magical self-portrait or an image of you in your favorite ritual gear; a photo of your altar or a piece of ritual art you've made; something that shows your love of your craft.

Dark photo of a decorative altar composed of a skull contained within a crown of antlers and a ring of candles. In bright red letters, the text reads: "Celebrating 777 followers. Share Your Witchcraft Art Train. Altar pics * ritual write-ups * magical art * self portraits * glamor shots * any witchraft you made/did/are. Hosted by satyrmagos.bsky.social"

@rahaeli.bsky.social - IF you have time and energy, do you have any thoughts/resources on balancing the drying effect of antihistamines with caring for/increasing vocal strength and fluency? I remember you talking about your vocal training for theater, and thought you might have Opinions.

List five things you wanted to be growing up: 1. Ballet dancer 2. Nurse (very short-lived) 3. Physical therapist (because ballet dancer was unlikely) 4. Professor of English Literature 5. Priestess of an ancient order

Dr. Fade@fade.bsky.social · 2y ago

List five things you wanted to be growing up: 1. Poet 2. Author 3. Lawyer 4. Pastor 5. Professor ...look, I'm just saying, it did not actually surprise my family when I ended up in classics, writing, and/or teaching.

Now that I've dried my eyes and thoroughly blown my nose, I can tell y'all how wonderful, hilarious, painful, hot, and comforting @meakoopa.bsky.social 's *Dayspring* is. Or, I can't, really, there's too much to say. But it was one of those books that felt like it was written just for me.

Did I *expect* my meeting with a local hospital chaplain re: resources for supporting pagan patients to result in being gifted a copy of this article? No. Am I thrilled about it? EXTREMELY.

Picture of the header and title of an article from "Religions" accessed through MDPI: "Do Not Despise the Discipline of the Almighty: God as Leather Daddy and Reading Job through Althaus-Reid" by Joseph Rogers

Tell me where you were born using just one image of food. (My preference is a chipped ham with cheese and cheddar rounds, but I couldn't find a picture of that.)

A shot from above of: a brown paper bag with "Pal's" (the name of the local chain) printed on it in a large, whimsical font; frenchie frys in a paper pouch, with "frenchie fry" and "Big Pal" and other text printed on it; and a hot dog with chili and onions, all sitting on white paper with more branded writing on it.
Post nicht verfügbar.

My friend: Please send good vibes that I find my lost keys! Me, an utterly normal person: I am figuratively holding the baby Jesus hostage until St. Anthony helps you find your key.

Spouse and I were looking at excursions for the trip we're taking (gods willing) later in spring. Me: Oooh, this one about Jewish culture in Prague looks good! Spouse: *reserves it without question* 1/2