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Faith Food Family Guest Blog Post Iaconagraphy Press Suzanne Hersey

Suzanne Hersey October 17, 2018January 14, 2020 0 Comments alchemy, attitude of gratitude, blessing, Catholic, Christian, Deity, Eucharist, faith, Faith Food Family, God, goddesses, gods, grace, gratitude, guest blog, Hearth, hearth-space, Heathen, Heidhrinn, hope, Iaconagraphy, Iaconagraphy Press, Jesus Christ, joy, kitchen magic, kitchen magick, kitchen witch, magic, magick, pagan, paganism, positivity, saying grace, Suzanne Hersey, upcoming books, witches, writer

A Kitchen Witch’s Grace

This is the fifth in a series of guest blog posts by up-and-coming author, Suzanne Hersey. Her first book, Faith, Food,

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Connla Hundr Lung (formerly Freyjason) July 18, 2018September 18, 2023 0 Comments active listening, astral travel, authentic self, authentic you, Blessings of Fire and Ice, blot, Cattle die friends die, centering, channeled spirit, Christian, Christopher Penczak, Connla Freyjason, dead dude, death, Deity, demonic, demons, Facebook, faith, faring-forth, fjandar, God, goddesses, gods, Great Between, grounding, Havamal, Havamal 138, Havamal 42, Havamal 76, Havamal 77, Heathen, Heidhrinn, horse, Iaconagraphy, inclusive Heathenry, Jesus Christ, keep moving, LGBTQ, Live True, live well, live your life, living in community, love, magick, Mat Auryn, me first attitude, mediumship, michelle iacona, Middle-Earth, Midgard, monotheism, negativity, Norse Witch Devotional, Norse Witch: Reclaiming the Heidhrinn Heart, Odin, open-handed, pagan, paganism, polytheism, positivity, real you, really live, really living, runes, The All, thought forms, true self, tulpa, witch-splaining

Dead, Yet I Move

Cattle die, friends die, One dies oneself the same, But fame never dies, For him who gets goodness/righteousness for himself.