"Slain by the wild force of the boar and the jealous currents of fate,
You descended into shadow yet were not lost to oblivion,
For through love you returned in cycles of death and rebirth,
Eternal ΑΔΩΝΙΣ, living rhythm of life, decay, and divine renewal."



HAIL ADONIS!

I feel so spunky and alive today. So grateful! For love, for Our Gods, for SPIRIT that encompasses All, and for my Zevist siblings. I am so truly blessed and grateful.

In the echo of your name, the weak find protection against injustice.
You, master who watches over souls and the pillar of wisdom: guide us in the darkness.
Those who walk in truth have nothing to fear, for the Gods will always recognize their Disciples.

Lord Andras.

Daily Aesop's Fables:

The Herdsman and the Lost Calf.

A herdsman, who had lost a calf, went roaming through the forest intent on finding it. After a long and fruitless search, he made a vow to all the nymphs of the forest and the mountains, as well as to Mercury and to Pan, that he would sacrifice a lamb to them if they would help him discover who stole his calf. Not long afterwards, as he reached the summit of a hill, he saw a lion feeding on the calf. And now the unhappy man vowed to sacrifice a full-grown bull along with the lamb if the gods would only let him escape from the thief's clutches.

~ If all our rash vows were to be granted, many of us would be ruined by our requests. ~

Daily Aesop's Fables:

The Cock and the Jewel

A cock was scratching the ground in a farmyard in search of food for himself and his hens, when he happened to turn up a jewel. Feeling quite sure it was something precious, but not knowing entirely what to do with it, he remarked, "You're undoubtedly a very fine thing for those who appreciate your worth. But I've rather have one grain of delicious barley than all the jewels in the world."

~ The value of an object is in the eyes of the beholder. ~