A Lokean Devotional Vignette
“White-feathered ravens are an anomaly,” Loki teases, as I look at the new white streak of hair near my ear.
“Well, I never thought I’d see one, that’s for sure.”
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A Lokean Devotional Vignette
“Look outside,” Loki instructs the moment I wake from sleep.
Dense fog. Every place I look.
“Happy Halloween.”
“You’re worrying too much. Please stop. Enjoy this time. There is adequate rest, food, shelter, and story. What more could you ask for, dear love? The work is just this,” Loki says as the wind whips my hair around my face and the raven flies overhead.
“The colors of this season are so lovely. The colors are your colors, Loki.”
He smiles, knowing he has my heart now.
A Lokean Devotional Vignette
“It’s not only about the light. It is equally about the dark.” Loki opens my perspective.
A Lokean Devotional Vignette
“I’m too tired.”
“Perfect time for laughter,” Loki suggests.
“I’m awake drunk,” I giggle.
A Lokean Devotional Vignette
“I met a shapeshifting spider,” I tell Loki.
“She changes color and strategizes movement naturally. She survives by all opportunities of self,” he shares, enjoying her with me.
A Lokean Devotional Poem
my heart
lay tenderized
seared on all sides
the offering
between his monstrous canines
A Lokean Devotional Vignette
“To change a habit, think more of, not less of.
More water drinking, less caffeinated drinking as a natural byproduct of filling yourself differently.
More vegetables, less room for foods that are unwell for you,” Loki explains.
“Abundance is all in how you look at things,” he seduces.
Star talks about replenishing after extending energy, naps, fall soups, roses, and offerings to the Gods. She reflects on her eclectic way of being, catching up on writing and art projects, enjoying music, and learning from mistakes. The conversation also explores Loki, trauma coming to light, Halloweens passed, enmeshment, estrangement, valuing choice, adaptability, and meeting Loki.
Disclaimer: This podcast shares personal experiences and spiritual perspectives. It is not medical or mental health advice or a substitute for professional care.