Ereshkigalian Happy Dance!
Jul. 8th, 2010 05:42 amYesterday morning I received a re-submission of a devotional piece from a local friend who had originally sent me two pieces but only returned one after re-writes. This piece is extremely personal, and she had a hard time going back to it and facing what it contained. When she saw my (locked) entry here yesterday about being open to more submissions, she asked if I still wanted it, and if I would be willing to do the edits. I told her yes and yes!
I loved rediscovering her piece. It's beautiful: very personal, very honest, and it so matches the Ereshkigal I know from my own contacts with Her.
Most importantly, the piece brings into the devotional an aspect of Herself that I'd lost track of: She is a "Goddess of Facing Your Shit." It's been a while since I focused on that aspect of Her, and I'm so grateful that this piece brought it back to the foreground for me.
Also, from a strictly pragmatic perspective, this is a longer piece, and I'm grateful to have a few more pages added to my final count.
After struggling with this project for so long -- to the point of wishing I could just give it up during the past few months -- it feels so good to have the end in sight and feel this rush of energy and joy in the work.
I loved rediscovering her piece. It's beautiful: very personal, very honest, and it so matches the Ereshkigal I know from my own contacts with Her.
Most importantly, the piece brings into the devotional an aspect of Herself that I'd lost track of: She is a "Goddess of Facing Your Shit." It's been a while since I focused on that aspect of Her, and I'm so grateful that this piece brought it back to the foreground for me.
Also, from a strictly pragmatic perspective, this is a longer piece, and I'm grateful to have a few more pages added to my final count.
After struggling with this project for so long -- to the point of wishing I could just give it up during the past few months -- it feels so good to have the end in sight and feel this rush of energy and joy in the work.
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Date: 2010-07-08 08:52 pm (UTC)(no subject)
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