I’ve been restless. Dauneth notices these things, even when I consciously try to conceal it from him. I should know better than to try and trick a druid with my feelings. So he offered to take me away for a few days. Home. His home. It could never be my home. But it is beautiful here. I […]
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Senses.
January 12th, 2010 · No Comments · selfhood
Who, and what, am I? How do I describe myself. What words do I use first? Mage? Woman? Alchemist? Believer? Dreamer? I lay awake tossing and turning. Everything is in flux and I’m starting to feel it; a centripetal force pushing me forward. But to where? And what is the cause of it? I have […]
After death…
November 1st, 2008 · No Comments · selfhood
What do we look forward to on the other side? To die free is to die alive, but in death we are given true creative control. Most of us will live not being able to fashion or shape the world as we would like, but in the spirit world, the influence of the dead and […]
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An Introduction.
June 8th, 2008 · 1 Comment · selfhood
I never thought that I would keep a journal. The writing of my thoughts on travel, war, and self seems so vulnerable, as though this book could be snatched away and my private sanctity, my mind, all revealed. Not that I am presuming to be of interest to anyone; it is hardly the case that […]