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Sundial

New Blog: Barreling into 2025 with a Celebration of Diversity; and the truth of my present mental health

I've just shared a short one on my website. It's about the blog I posted last new year - I've been meaning to explain what it is about for a while now.

With permission from my friends, for whom I wrote it, here's what it's all about: awakening to one's true sexual identity, a celebration of diversity and acceptance.

goingdownwithsundial.com/happy

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Sundial's Sex Blog: Erotica from an Open Relationship · Barreling into 2025 with a Celebration of Diversity; and the truth of my present mental health - Sundial's Sex Blog: Erotica from an Open RelationshipA celebration of diversity and a note on my mental health.
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#ThickTrunkTuesday: `Ash cured earthly as well as #Otherworldly diseases. As a protection against rickets, children were passed through young ash branches slashed in two, after which the branches were sutured up and left to heal. Should such healing not occur, which in the hardy ash was uncommon, the child was thought doomed to be as twisted as the tree. Ashwood was believed to be a general charm against evil.` #TreeTuesday #TreeOfTheDay
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Ash in November, photocredit 1. Neu-Kelte
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#WyrdWednesday #LegendaryWednesday #31DaysofHaunting: `In contrast to the times before Christianisation, the time around #Samhain came to be feared by the ordinary people. Rather than being the friendly souls of deceased ancestors, these #Otherworldly visitors began to be seen as creatures of evil out to cause havoc and destruction. They had to be bribed with offerings of food and gifts, and kept at bay with superstition and ritual.`
Source: Ali Isaac | Substack

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