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As seen in: CFE Media and Technology, Plant Engineering, Patheos, Memphis Flyer, The Battalion, Control Engineering Magazine
An editor, content manager and lover of all things fitness. She also suffers from too many of life's guilty pleasures.
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Zeus’s Law, The Odyssey and Modern Politics

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By Emily Guenther Verified
| Patheos Verified
Zeus’s Law, also known as xenia, is a tenant of many religions and one of the core concepts of The Odyssey. Zeus’s law refers to the code of hospitality, reciprocity, and the protection of strangers. This code has been a part of human culture throughout time and even made it’s way into the Bible.
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All Magick Comes with a Price

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By Emily Guenther Verified
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All magick comes with a price, dearie. This is a line from an old TV series “Once Upon a Time” that became the tag line of the character Rumpelstiltskin / Mr. Gold, played by the incomparable Robert Carlyle. It is also one of the tenants of magick that I find to be overlooked the most. I fully embrace my title of a geriatric millennial. I live on Facebook but have never had a Tiktok account.
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The Solar Feminine, the Mirror, and the Path of Sovereignty

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By Emily Guenther Verified
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The Solar Feminine is not merely the Sun with a different pronoun. She is a distinct archetype—one who embodies the paradox of brilliance and softness, of power and receptivity, of visibility and inner knowing. She is the one who teaches that sovereignty is not seized but remembered, not demanded but embodied. There is a moment in every seeker’s life when the Sun stops being simply a celestial body and becomes a teacher.
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