Tag Archives: Dionysus

Losing the Wild – On Community, Dionysus, and Longing

Posted on February 25, 2014 by Reconstructing the Labyrinth

The past three days, I have felt more like myself than I have in months. Z suggested it was our eight mile walk on Saturday, working to loosen and ground me. The winter has been, well, a New England winter. … Continue reading →

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30 Days of Otherkin: Kintype – Interactions

Posted on July 25, 2013 by Reconstructing the Labyrinth

Writing this post feels odd, since I feel a lot of non-otherkin pagans could write a post like this. I have not heard enough people talk about their interactions with their various deities, to know if my answer would be … Continue reading →

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PBP 2013: Nietzsche, a Warning

Posted on July 12, 2013 by Reconstructing the Labyrinth

Some people quote lines from their favorite movie or television show. Some people like to quote pop songs. I quote Nietzsche. I first started reading his work off and on in late high school, then on through college. While I … Continue reading →

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The Gods of WordPress and Google

Posted on June 7, 2013 by Reconstructing the Labyrinth

For those of you who do not use WordPress, it comes with some pretty impressive statistics software. It allows you to track hits to your blog from all over the world; links that referred a visitor to your post; and … Continue reading →

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Dionysus, God of Life

Posted on February 15, 2013 by Reconstructing the Labyrinth

In retrospect, it just makes sense that I would wind up working with Dionysus. I have a long history of dancing on his stomping grounds, because they are similar to my own. I knew what it was like to go … Continue reading →

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