Liadain Rose (liadain) wrote, @ 2004-01-02 17:00:00

A Gap In Time
Today was one of those... You know, a do-nothing, no-purpose, might-as-well-not-have-even-been day. Just a blob, I dunno.

Since I have nothing to write (and must write to build self-dicipline and purpose! *haha*): let's see what the Pagan Daybook II has to say about January 2, 2004.

"Friday - the day of Frigga, or Venus, the Goddess of love and transformation."

4:56 pm
The old Welsh tide of gwechwydd
The modern tide of eventide
The wind of Favonius
The direction of west
The virtues of parenting, joyousness, spirit,
family and children

Advent of Isis, Birth of Our Lady Inanna,
Terrestrial Perihelion

Our Lady Inanna is a Sumerian Goddess, the
princess of earth and the queen of heaven.

Isis, the Egyptian Goddess of love, is identified
with Aphrodite, Astarte, Ishtar and Cybele.

The earth's orbit takes it as close as it gets to
the sun on this day.


Brought to you by the busy little *TYPING* (not copy+pasting) hands of Our Chick of Boredom, Liadain!

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