Panthea: All Things are Goddess

Spring Photo Blogging

Sunday, April 26, 2009

A young tree growing up against my shed.

I'm pretty sure that's a hawk.

Buds on the dogwood tree.

Some of the henbit that takes over my yard at times.

One section of my garden. That catnip is going to be huge and beautiful in no time.

Some pretty vinca vine. It has no idea that's not where it was planted.

That's a daffodil right? For some reason I felt they should always be completely yellow, but I know that's just silly.

The season's first dandelions.

Labels: photo blogging, photos, pictures, spring

I tried so hard yesterday evening to catch a bumblebee sucking the nectar out of my catnip. But he was too quick and these are how the pictures came out. I think the effect is kind of cool. You can see the little guy somewhere in the last one.

LITTLE NOTE: Turn your head to the left to look at the pictures. Do you see the watercolor-like landscapes?

Labels: bee, bee in flight, photos, pictures

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About: Panthea is a personal place used as a tool to keep a record of my journeys with the Goddess and to make personal connections with those of a like mind. Topics range from relevant news, everyday life, in-depth Goddess studies, and more. All things are Goddess. Also see the Not So FAQs

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goddess religion

Goddess Religion is an extremely positive, life-affirming, and varied spirituality with a thousand and one different ways to interpret the Goddess and her mysteries. This is the beauty of it because no one positive, life-affirming interpretation can be right or wrong and personal experience is the number one valued tool for the practitioner.

Every one of us is a unique individual who require specific lessons and experiences. This site may attempt at times to identify the common threads - perhaps the universal lessons of the Goddess - and present them through the eyes of one individual practitioner, but the real lessons and answers to your questions are always within you as the seeker.

terms used

Goddessian: A term used to describe a practitioner of Goddess Religion. (var. Goddessian Paganism, Goddessian beliefs, etc.) more here

Pagan: Once a slur to describe uneducated country folk in the early days of Christian conversion; now a much debated umbrella term used to label modern earth-religion practitioners. Also used by scholars to identify ancient non-Christian people such as the Greeks, Celts, etc. (var. Paganism, Neo-pagan, Modern Paganism, etc.)

Tridea: (tri-day-a) A Goddessian tradition/denomination whose practitioners refer to themselves as Tridean.

All-Goddess: Term used to describe the Goddess in an aspect of totality, being all things and nothing at the same time.

Oneness: The some-what universal concept that all things are one; that all things not only come from the same source (Goddess) but are that source in various forms.

Completion: Tridean term describing the natural state of the Goddess and the end result of our earthly journey. (Think God-head level, Nirvana, Heaven, etc.)

Wicca: An earth based religion. Also a bit of an umbrella term (as Wicca is extremely eclectic in nature). Sometimes incorrectly used in place of "Pagan". All Wiccans are Pagan but not all Pagans are Wiccan. I would even go so far as to say all Wiccans are Goddessian but not all Goddessians are Wiccan.

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