Since I’ve already said plenty on this subject, this time I’m just going to leave you with a link to a collection of earlier essays; remind you that all government is at best a necessary evil rooted in the idea that might makes right; and point out that there is absolutely nothing “conservative” about the current regime, and nothing “liberal” about the so-called opposition party.
Archive for the ‘Holidays’ Category
Guy Fawkes Day 2026
Posted in History, Holidays, Philosophy, Tyranny, tagged holidays, left-right myth, politicians on November 5, 2026| Leave a Comment »
Day of the Dead 2026
Posted in Holidays, Philosophy, tagged Day of the Dead, Grace, psychology, Thanatopsis on November 1, 2026| 2 Comments »
I do not weep because my best friend died; I weep because I have to go on living without her. – “Day of the Dead 2025”
Every year on this day I remind my readers about the inevitability and goodness of Death, and the passing of my beloved friend Grace has not changed that. Unlike the powerful and privileged men who embrace childish fantasies about life extension or even immortality to assuage their fear of the dark, sane, mature minds do not whine and stomp their feet in protest of the fact that all who are born must die; rather, they grieve those loved ones they have lost and prepare as best they can (spiritually, emotionally, and practically) for the day when they, too, must depart this plane to make room for the uncountable numbers who have yet to arrive.
Halloween 2026
Posted in Holidays, tagged holidays, paganism on October 31, 2026| Leave a Comment »
Mabon 2026
Posted in Holidays, tagged holidays, paganism on September 23, 2026| Leave a Comment »
The apparent path of the sun crosses the celestial equator southbound at 00:05 UTC today, making this the first day of autumn in the Northern Hemisphere and the first of spring in the Southern. This is the time of harvest, when plans come to fruition; it is also the harbinger of the time of rest, especially for Daughters of Darkness like myself who are exhausted and overstimulated by the long days of summer. But even if you’re not a fan of the growing gloom, I hope you can enjoy the cooler days and hold summer in your heart while waiting for its return, just as I wait patiently through the long, bright days for the time that best reflects my inner landscape.
Blessed Be!
Lammas 2026
Posted in Holidays, tagged holidays, paganism on August 1, 2026| Leave a Comment »
Magdalene’s Day 2026
Posted in Holidays, tagged Catholicism, holidays on July 22, 2026| Leave a Comment »
Every year on her feast day, I honor St. Mary Magdalene; even though the Church does not officially recognize her as the patron of whores, she certainly is in the public imagination. And if beliefs have power, that recognition of sacred whoredom in the minds of millions has far more metaphysical and philosophical weight than any official Church designation.
Independence Day 2026
Posted in Current Events, Holidays, Tyranny, tagged fascism, holidays, politicians, Washington DC on July 4, 2026| 1 Comment »
Litha 2026
Posted in Holidays, tagged holidays, paganism on June 21, 2026| Leave a Comment »
The apparent path of the sun reached its northernmost point at 8:24 UTC today, marking the longest day of the year and the beginning of summer in the Northern Hemisphere, and the shortest day of the year & first day of winter in the Southern. May all of your plans come to fruition in the fullness of time, and Blessed Be!
In Memory of Grace
Posted in Biography, Holidays, tagged Grace, holidays on June 14, 2026| Leave a Comment »
Whores’ Day 2026
Posted in Holidays, Perception, Philosophy, Words, tagged activism, Aphrodite, archeofeminism, censorship, holidays, language, paganism on June 2, 2026| 1 Comment »
Today is International Whores’ Day. It is not “Sex Worker Day”; that is March 3rd. Today is a day to shamelessly celebrate our shameless history, not a day for sanitized words or concepts; it is a day to fight society’s attempts (via law and police violence) to sanitize the wilder, unrulier, more chthonic aspects of sex. This is a day for sexual outlaws, not well-behaved “workers”; it is a day to celebrate the triumphs of criminalized human beings against a society that would rather we didn’t exist. It is a day to oppose censorship, not to engage in self-censorship; a day to honor a means of survival that predates laws and governments by eons; and a day to celebrate a power which will always defeat even the most pernicious attempts to domesticate it.





