This Day Our Daily Goddess

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[Note: This is a small and trifling article about some aspects of my own

worship. I offer it in the hope that it may be helpful to some. -KG]

 

This Day Our Daily Goddess

By Kensho Godchaser

 

Work. School. Family. Friends. Bills. Hobbies. Community service. Our daily

routine pulls us in so many directions, it sometimes seems impossible just

to breathe, relax, and connect with the Goddess.

 

For Wiccans and Pagans, connecting with the Goddess often means performing a

ritual in which we invoke the Goddess, the God, or aspects of Both. But

rituals, while magnificent, often take planning time and energy. Depending

on the week we're having, these things may be precious commodities. After

working or going to school all day, performing a ritual can seem as

appealing as scaling Mt. Everest. Even those blessed with the time and the

energy for frequent meditation and ritual work may find there's something

missing from their routines. The "pit stop" of a ritual may not be enough to

see them through the day.

 

No matter our schedules, every one of use can do more to integrate worship

of the Goddess into our daily lives. Worship need not be elaborate; it can

be done while walking to work, waiting for a bus, standing in line at the

grocery store, or on a coffee break. Here are just a few ways you can sneak

some time with the Queen of Heaven and Earth....

 

(Full article available @

http://www.kenshogodchaser.com/article.php?story=20040121184156638)

 

In Her Service,

 

KG (J)

 

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Kensho Godchaser

http://www.KenshoGodchaser.com/

 

Why should there be anything new? The object of spiritual seeking is to find

out what is eternally true, not what is new in Time.

 

- Sri Aurobindo