No Post This week

Hi,

I'm sorry but there will be no post this week. After baking treats and cooking Christmas meal I totally forgot to write them this past Saturday and Sunday was Christmas Eve I did not even realize that it was the day I normally write them on. Heck, didn't even think about them until 9 this morning.

Sorry for that, but next week I'll be back on schedule.

Hope all had a Merry Christmas and are roaring up for a wonderful New Year.

Julia

Note For My Followers

The week of December 24- December 29 there will be no post. I am taking that week to be with family. 

I wish you all a Happy Holiday, Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year. enjoy your time with family and friends.

Julia

Demon of the Week: Lilitu

Have you ever heard of Lilu? I hadn’t, but she is mixed up among today’s demon choice. Lilitu, is the counterpart of Lilu. She is a demon-triad formed by Lilu, the male, Lilitu, the female).and Ardat Lili, the handmaid.

I know that might be hard to follow, so I’m going to shorten even further if I can. The three in the triad is Lilu, Lilitu, and Ardat Lil.

Lilu = the male

Lilitu = the female

Adrat Lili is a handmaid

Facts came from: https://www.demonicpedia.com/demons/list-of-female-demon-names/

Did you know . . .

Did you know that the Tree of Life is split into Four Aspects.

1.    Atziluth indicates Kether

2.    Briah includes Chokmah and Binah

3.    Yetzirah includes Chesed, Gerurah, Tipharerth, Netzach, Hod, and Yesod

4.    Assiah indicates Malkuth

Fact came from: pg 129 of Rituals, Spellcastig,&Sorcery Witchcraft Theory and Practice, by Ly De Angeles

Mythical Creature of the Week:

Sylph

Sylph, the elemental of air and wind. They look like beautiful, lively, slender young women. They are smaller than human women. In a mood and temperament they become changeable and unreliable. Supposedly they live among the top of mountains.

Fact came from: pg. 252 of  The Mythical Creatures  Bible by Brenda Rosen

Witch Term of the Week

Pastos

There are two story with Pastos, which in Greek means “Chest Coffin).

First one comes from ancient Egyptian myth. It states that the God Osiris was imprisoned and slain by his evil brother.

Second comes from the Golden Dawn, a term also used as a symbolic coffin of Christian Rosenkreutz, who was identified with that of Osiris.

Facts came from:  pg. 363 of The New Encyclopedia of the Occult by John Michael Greer

Opening Line from Photo

This week I’m doing an opening line based off of a photo I found online. I’d love for you to join me this week by sharing an opening line of your own.

Photo from: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/AZDF323y_SqvnX6jEbOhqTSegR2GEn4VgiYZV21uNCKpq0aEa_O1tn0/

My Opening Line: Two hands were typical, three unexpected but manageable, four was a death sentence among the Under Universe.

Did you know . . .

The word Drys equals “oak” in Greek, therefore Dryads are specifically a nymphs of oak trees.

Fact came from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dryad

Opening Line from Photo

This week I’m doing an opening line based off of a photo I found online. I’d love for you to join me this week by sharing an opening line of your own.

Photo from: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/597852919254807591/

My Opening Line: Soft kiss generated a light amethyst whirlwind around her pure energy Unicorn arm. 

Opening Line from Photo

This week I’m doing an opening line based off of a photo I found online. I’d love for you to join me this week by sharing an opening line of your own.

Photo from: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/493284965428368590/

My Opening Line: She’d struck quick and left her crime scene slower than a turtle, not caring if anyone saw her.

Demon of the Week

Yasha is a human reincarnated into a vampire bat. This demon comes from Japanese.

Fact came from: http://www.lizaphoenix.com/encyclopedia/y.shtml

Did you know . . .

It is thought that Demon, Damon, or whichever way you prefer to address the evil spirits, might have came from the Greek.

Fact came from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demon

Mythical Creature of the Week

Grither is from a shorty story titled Seasons of Belief by Michael Bishop. Grither came from Rage of all the sailors who became lost and adrift a ship. The story does not explain why Grither kills, besides for selfish pride. He lived in the hull of an ancient packet ship in the arctic circle in a cave on the opposite side of a mountain range flanking Santa’s Workshop. He has excellent hearing to hear when someone speaks his name, because he will hunt that person down murder them, because he believes himself special enough his name should never be spoken. He can be deterred if the victim finishes the story of the Grither that details his creation and general MO before the Grither arrives, a story few know.

Facts came from: http://www.mythicalcreaturesguide.com/page/Grither

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Detective Walt Bell made decisions all the time, that changed people’s lives. Never once did he think he would be facing the one in front of him. He’d thought leaving the Haven Society Hive had been the worst one he’d face in life. Fate must have other thoughts. The one that loomed in front of his Bear Therianthropy ass could put him in a major bind. What was he to do? How was he to respond? Sure not like he had for the last two weeks. Sitting on his ass and watching. 

Witches Altar

I was surfing images of altars the other day while I had some downtime, and thought I’d share this particular one. It’s not fancy, or even bright, or dark, with colors like the others, but I found the article linked to the photo interesting.

Photo came from: https://serpent77.wordpress.com/2016/04/01/a-is-for-altars/