stalli – Iaconagraphy

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Connla Hundr Lung (formerly Freyjason) May 11, 2017September 18, 2023 0 Comments Alfar, Alfar-childer, altar, Ancestor veneration, Ancestors, art, Artemesia Absinthium, artist, Asatru, astral, authentic self, authentic you, Beltane, Bene-Elohim, Cerridwen, coal tar, Connla, courting a deity, dead-folk, death, Deity, Disir, Druid, Facebook, faith, folic acid, Freyja, Goddess of Death, Heathen, Hel, Hela, Helheim, Iaconagraphy, mediumship, methotrexate, methotrexate reaction, michelle iacona, offerings, Ollamh Michelle Iacona, pagan, paganism, prayer, psoriasis, pustular psoriasis, real you, Rokkatru, Romantic Heathen, shamanic mediumship, smoking, stalli, Temple of Witchcraft, The All, trans-mediumship, true self, Valfreyja, Vanatru, Wanderer, Welsh Reconstructionist, wormwood

Courting Hela

The hour was late, and I sat in my office alone, save for the cat, everyone else in the

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Connla Hundr Lung (formerly Freyjason) April 19, 2017September 18, 2023 0 Comments altar, art, artist, attitude of gratitude, authentic self, authentic you, bowing, building relationship, Catholic, Christian, Connla, dating God, Deity, devotional act, Facebook, faith, Freyja, Freyr, Germania, God, godfinding, gratitude, Grove, hanging out with God, Heathen, Hel, Helheim, Hella, hof, Iaconagraphy, Icelandic Sagas, Kjalnesinga, love, Njordr, oath, oath-keeping, oath-taking, pagan, paganism, positivity, real you, Sessrumnir, stalli, Tacitus, The All, Thor, translation, true self, Tyr, Valhalla, ve, votive action, vow, worship

Godfinding

People sometimes ask me where I get the inspiration for my art, especially for my votive art images, which often