Introduction

[flumph]

-Name you would like to go by: My name is Eddie. Flumph is fine too.

-Present path or tradition: I'm a Norse Heathen. I'm also beginning to explore Gaelic polytheism. I'm of a recon-derived bent and keep the two practices mostly separate.

-Interests: Gaming, speculative fiction, linguistics, LGBT+ history, marine biology

-Age (not mandatory): 30's

-Brief Bio: I was raised in a living tradition of Christian spirit work, but converted to Paganism in my teens as I came to terms with the fact that my sect of Christianity was not compatible with my trans identity. However, spirit work and local folk traditions remain a significant part of my practice. I'm a library worker, and I consider my career a form of ancestor veneration. Despite living nowhere near the ocean, I have sea god problems.

Comments

[finch]

What is it with sea gods doing that?

[mdehners]

Welcommen! On Sea God/desses; do you mean you Feel you're on Their "Naughty List" or you just Feel uncomfortable with Them? I live on the Florida Panhandle and have always been pretty comfortable with Ran and Aegir(always carry my bit of Gold for Her just-in-case)…
Cheers,
Pat

[flumph]

No, no. My problem is that I am overwhelmed by The Sea Longing.

[mdehners]

Definitely Understand then. I don't go near the Gulf alone, esp at Night. Too easy to just Swim Away.......
Cheers,
Pat

[jenett]

Hello! Also a library person, and I have similar feelings about the profession.

(I do actually live fairly near the ocean, in the 'I'd have to go to mild effort to go find it directly, but I'm less than 10 miles, but those 10 miles involve Boston traffic' sort of way.)

[varianbetweenstars]

I live near one of the great lakes, and I *still* have sea problems, since the sea is heavily connected to my Pantheon's world. I know someone is around when I find myself humming sea shanties.