I've never really been good at talking about myself. But I really wanted to try this on my own as I normally let friends do this sort of thing. What I'm really into is learning about different cultures, religions, and ways of life. I like knowing why people are into what they are into. I love seeing the passion in someone's eyes when they're doing something that they love. Getting lost in it. My faith is set to Wicca; but that's not all together accurate. For a while I was Wiccan and would've classified myself as one just fine and did for quite some time. But the more I learned the more I learned that I'm not entirely of Wicca. I looked into kemeticism which, like helenism is a reemergence of the ancient Greek faith, so is kemeticsm a reemergence of the ancient Egyptian faith in the modern world. I've come accross a couple of people that place this as their faith. Some are among the most honestly devoted people I've ever met. There are many of different faiths and styles that would wish they had such faith as these. Now, although I've a lot in common with them there are enough differences in my beliefs vs. those of kemetics that I truely can't define myself there. I have so many different beliefs that fall under so many different categories that I turely do belong in the 'other' category :). But trust me when I say that that doesn't make me wishie washie. I do stand behind what I believe in. I've very deep beliefs surrounding Goddess Aset *Isis* and when you're in my home you can't miss her. I follow Her ways and teachings and it's so interwoven into my daily life that unless you're really close you wouldn't be able to seperate my daily life from it but some if it is that which can be seen as very similar to many faiths today. I don't believe that magick as it's defined by most of mainstream Wicca as I have studied it is completely necessary to one's faith, if it makes you feel better and closer to Deity, fine; magick is like active prayer, for lack of a better way of saying it. I also don't believe that ritual or any combination of magick and ritual to be a necessary ingrained part of one's faith. Again, if that works for you, great, if greeting the sun every morning as it rises brings you closer to Deity, I'm all for it. Seriously. I know I'm sounding rather belittling but that's now how I mean it. I mean, lose yourself in Deity, Don't let anyone belittle or tell you what is right or wrong when it comes to your relationship with the Creator/Creatrix. If you see Deity in the ebb and flow of nature, cool, if you need the confines of a church and such, ok...right on...I believe that I should just be happy with the gifts I was given and work to make myself a better person from them. No book, hymn, or prayer could replace just plain adoration for Her/Him/Diety :)
What else can I say that hasn't been said. I talk way too much, shut up those of you that know me *LOL*. I like to enjoy life, am something of a hedonist as I enjoy the pleasures of life. Reading a good book, though I've not been able to do that as much until recently, on to sex with the girlfriend, I enjoy pleasure, and wish my life filled with nothing but that. But as you can tell there are times when a lil pain isn't a bad thing. But that's another story :)...
The Toe Slicer
People Iced:
Forty One
Car Bombs Planted:
Sixteen
Favorite Weapon
Shotgun
Arms Broken:
Twenty Nine
Eyes Gouged:
Thirty One
Tongues Cut Off:
Twelve
Biggest Enemy:
The Canadian Strangler
Get Your HITMAN Name
Clan of the Toredor
Artistic and maybe even a bit shallow, you belong to the clan of the Toredor. You have a keen eye for pretty things. The embrace is looked on as
preserving all beautiful things for eternity. You are the sensual vampires that you hear people talk about that seduce to get what they want. This clan is the one thought of as being the spoiled sort who want to get what they want. However, you usually work right under the
venture clan as they try to carry out their plans.
What Vampire Clan Do You Belong To?
Child of Isis
Worshipers of this Goddess can trace their line of faith at least 5000 years; depending on your view of things. Known by Aset in Ancient Egypt, Isis was called the Goddess of the people willing to take female and male worshipers alike. She was known for Her beneavolence and willingness to bless and cleanse Her worshipers/children of all wrong doings and sins, a Mother Goddess not only for Her actions concerning Her son Horus but also in how very 'Motherly' Her energies are and how very protective of Her worshipers She is, and as the Goddess of Ten Throusand names for Her face could be seen in the faces of Goddesses around the world. Some today even see Her face in the Virgin Mary of the Catholic faith. Whether active in Her worship or not Isis is known to bless Her children daily; for all who call upon Her name.
Child of Isis Seal of Aset
