Ash-Miw-Re

Very Gen-X, very Neurodivergent, mostly Kemetic eclectic pagan from the Great Basin Desert. I have a couple of herding breed dogs who keep me semi-sane and I do a lot of arts and crafts and native plant gardening. I also offer cleromancy and Lenormand readings through my Ko-Fi!

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2026-02-25 07:02:51 UTC

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@nprofile…nmr0 From a quick glance at Wikipedia, I'm going to guess a similar experience to what I had with Albert Payson Terhune, where a loved childhood story reviewed in adulthood actually turns out to be espousing some incredibly horrible ideals with such heavy-handedness you wonder how even a 5-year-old didn't notice?

2025-12-09 16:23:45 UTC

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@nprofile…exex I wish we had a true local folk magic tradition where I am, but without taking from Native Americans who are understandably wary and frankly traumatized, this place is otherwise too new to human settlement to really have much. I do think it may partly explain why I feel better connected to Kemetic Paganism than what my biological ancestors would have practiced---I, too, live in a desert with a regular flood cycle. But some things still need to be adapted for what I have.
I always get a little stuck when it comes to spells calling for something to be buried at a crossroads. There's not an unpaved crossroads within a hundred miles of me, closest I could get would be hucking it off the I-80 interchange and hope it doesn't hit anyone. So I have to consider what the intent of using a crossroads is for that particular spell. Someplace busy with spirits? I know a few. Somewhere to dispose of baneful ingredients where the energy goes far away? Walmart dumpster, most likely. If I have to, there's a (singular) river within reach, but that requires consideration of what environmental impacts might be.