Our small temple and its tradition started years ago as a group friends just out of high school meeting in a small one room apartment in Waldron Arkansas to worship in the more open free flowing style, Focusing mostly on the worship of the healing Goddesses Brigaintia, Sulis Minerva, and a mix of Celtic, Norse and Egyptian Deities.
Eclectic / Kemetic - Egyptian / Shrines
Laura’s Yellow Lotus Temple Shrine
This is my shrine dedicated to Isis, Egyptian mother goddess as well as to Lady Bast, Lord Anubis and Lord Thoth. I see these deities as my celestial […]
Eclectic / Shrines
Rose Bell’s Magick Work Altar
As an eclectic that does not work within established religions/paths, my altar is a constantly changing space. It is a functional work space for magick, offerings, healing, and […]
Eclectic / Polytheist Revival / Shrines
Sobekimiti’s Shrine of Aset and Her Two Guardians
My path is what I call Graeco-Roman Kemetic paganism, and I practice with a syncretised mix of Kemetic, Roman, and Greek influences and Gods. So I honour Aset and […]
Ancestor / Eclectic / Shrines
Aiwelin’s Altar – Druid and Wiccan
My altar is both a decorative and a working space, usually decorated according to the season. I follow two separate paths, but represent both of them on the […]
Eclectic / Shrines
Spirit House – Yewberry
When my son was young (I think he was 9 or 10) he started spontaneously building these little houses from found materials around our yard. Each consisted of […]
Eclectic / Holiday / Festival / Polytheist Revival / Shrines
L’s offering to Kinish Ahau
This is actually a solstice offering to an old Maya sun god, Kinich Ahau. A tiny snippet of history says that that some of his priests would leave […]