Tag Archives: Zagreus

30 Days of Paganism: Beliefs – Patronage and Other Deeper Relationships

Posted on August 13, 2013 by Reconstructing the Labyrinth

I am godowned, by Zagreus. He gave me the choice of whether or not I wanted to be His, and I said yes. I gave myself to Him fully, and completely, and continually do so. It was not until after … Continue reading →

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Mother, the Birch Goddess

Posted on June 28, 2013 by Reconstructing the Labyrinth

My partner Zagreus has written a companion post to this one, that I feel helps give a more whole, unified picture of the Birch Goddess when read in addition to my own. You can read his beautiful post here.  In … Continue reading →

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Lions, Maneless Males

Posted on June 14, 2013 by Reconstructing the Labyrinth

This week I had intended to write on Labrys and Labyrinths for the Pagan Blog Project, however those two topics were too large for me to tackle head on at this particular time. So, instead, I bring you Lions – … Continue reading →

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30 Days of Otherkin Challenge: Identity: History/Development

Posted on June 5, 2013 by Reconstructing the Labyrinth

This post is part of the 30 Days of Otherkin challenge. As I mentioned briefly in my previous post for this meme, my identity is not solely as Britomartis. Going back to when I first realized my soul was not … Continue reading →

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Britomartis, the Goddess Who Ran

Posted on January 18, 2013 by Reconstructing the Labyrinth

I had spent the past several days working on this week’s PBP entry on the Cretan goddess Britomartis. It was a nice post, starting with a lot of background on her origins, functions, and myth before diving into UPG waters. … Continue reading →

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